This is a guest post by Patricia Garza from online university rankings.
Bloggers devote a lot of their time to the business side of blogging. This makes sense, of course, as most of the business side helps them bring in an income. But that doesn’t mean that the writing aspect of blogging isn’t as important.
The writing is what allows bloggers to develop a business mentality! Without content, there’s no traffic, and without traffic, there’s no revenue from ads and so on.
This means that sometimes bloggers need to get back to the basics and make sure they are writing as good as they possibly can.
In order to do that, they should consider some of the following writing tips. These are tips that have been extremely helpful to me when I sit down to write, so I’m happy to share them with you!
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This is a guest post by Chris Kahler from Bloggeritus.com.
How awesome would it be if you could convince anyone reading your content to do exactly what you say?
How efficiently would you grow your blog and your business if everyone would just do as you asked?…
Persuasion is a skill learned just like any other, and is one of the most beneficial investments one can make as a blogger.
Then the question becomes… What makes this skill so special over any others?
It’s simple really…
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This is a guest post by Sean Platt from GhostWriterDad.com
Are you an efficient blogger?
Even if you are, you could probably stand to improve.
Blogging is fun, at least at first. But soon enough it can turn into a grind. Like any job, the daily tasks grow tedious and you find yourself searching for ways to escape the endless cycles of boredom.
But you can’t give it up. A blog is one of the sharpest tools in the modern writers toolbox. You must get so good at blogging that the daily maintenance becomes barely an afterthought.
Fortunately, it’s possible. And once you get good at it, it even gets easy.
The key is in having some go-to content that’s easy to produce, yet highly relevant to your reader. If it feels like work, or seems like a struggle, you’re more likely to fight it and you won’t be as effective.
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This is a guest post by Daniel Pintilie from GoGlobe.com.
Nowadays, we have grown accustomed to perceiving blogs as an enjoyable online presence, sometimes forgetting that they represent a new entity.
Bloggers, the folks who administrate the blogs, are part journalists because the writing talent is required to keep up good traffic but at the same time they need a little (don’t be afraid, if you know more it won’t do any harm) knowledge about SEO, social media and web design.
Due to the huge number of blogs, which is the equivalent of a terrible competition between these and their writers, an article has two major aspects:
- The content of the post itself, which is the most important; it should be enjoyed by the readers and is somehow similar to an article in a print edition.
- The SEO & social media measures taken to push the blog on the first page when the users search for some specific keywords.
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This is a guest post by Tara Alley who is a freelance writer and spends her time promoting CoffeeHomeDirect. Tara, through this post is sharing tips that will help us to face the situation when you really want to blog something but aren’t able to do so due to writers block. I am sure these tips will be helpful for you.
We’ve all been there. Your last post was 12 days ago. Your e-mail inbox is flooded, and your readers are getting anxious. But you, you’ve got zero inspiration and no motivation. Excellent combo!
No, not really. Okay, but the good news is that sometimes, sometimes some of the most awesome blogs stem from a mind that’s running on empty.
It sounds crazy, right? Sure. But, if you think about it, if you don’t have an idea, then that means that whatever you do manage to come up with is going to be entirely, completely new. Forget the repetitive nature that so often accompanies well established blogs.
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