Sometimes the muses stop singing in your ears, or you're not sure what topic to tackle next. And with so much content on the internet, you might start asking yourself "how can I come up with blog ideas? Especially ones people want to read?" Here's five tricks you can use to brainstorm and come up with blog ideas people will actually want to read.
Do you have a blog and want to know if you've been writing clickbait? Go ahead. Click. You know you want the answers, and I'm here to deliver!
Remember the elated feeling you got when you acquired your first social media or blog follower that isn't your mom? It's great when someone from the outside is interested in you and what you have to offer! Yet there's many people out there who follow others on social media just to promote themselves. Here's five ways you can start targeting more engaged accounts today.
Every writer has their own opinion on the topic. Some believe it's nearly impossible to learn from classes while others think that this craft can be studied under a teacher. You'll find hundreds of differing opinions on this topic, and the answer usually depends on the outlook of the writer. Can writing be taught? Well, my unique take is this: if you really want to learn the art of writing, of course writing can be taught -- but it might not be in a traditional classroom setting. Here's how.
If you've been blogging for a while, your blog is probably filled with tons of posts. These posts have built credibility for your blog and established your web presence over the years. Luckily, there's plenty of ways to repurpose your blog content. Here's ten ideas to help you reuse the great resources you've already made.
Everyone knows quality content drives users to your website, blog, social media posts, and whatever else you're promoting on the internet. In fact, Google strictly scans content when checking if a website is original, compliant with best web practices, and contains relevant keywords. But what's the recipe for creating great content? Here's the secret to attracting and keeping people with your content writing.
Are you an enthusiastic individual who works on writing blog and social media content? Or perhaps you aspire to break into the field because of the exciting growth in the digital marketing industry. Either way, you'll want to keep up with the latest content writing trends when it comes to formulating a digital strategy. But where do you start once you decide to take your skills to the next level? Here's a few ways you can improve your blog and social media posts.
Congratulations on finishing your book or blog post! Give yourself a big pat on the back; you've now written a work you can add to your list of accomplishments. However, now that you're done writing, there's one thing left to do: come up with the perfect headline or title. This can be a challenge because it's hard to describe your work in just a few words. You also know you'll need a headline that grips attention but isn't too creatively misleading. But where do you start when it comes to writing headlines or titling your book? Here's how you can find the perfect title for what you wrote.
When a reader finishes what you wrote, you'll want them to walk away with your core message. That means your writing needs to be concise and clear to whoever chooses to read your work. However, how do you ensure that what you put down on the page makes sense to others? Well, the answer is easier than you might think: critical thinking. Now you've probably heard ever since middle school that critical thinking is important, but it truly is the heart of creating thought-provoking writing. Critical thinking allows you to reason and correlate thoughts together, whether you're writing a persuasive essay, fantasy novel, or blog post.
When planning your blog, remember that valuable content drives traffic and attracts visitors. That means you'll need your content to be consistent while still standing out to your blog's target audience. But how do you get started planning a blogging calendar? Here's some content calendar ideas you can use to develop and create a schedule for your new hit blog.
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