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How to conclude a blog post It's never easy to decide when to finish up a blog post — if the reader has just gotten started and you're not sufficiently convinced that they're going to stick around, it can seem like an irritating buzzkill. On the other hand, if you've just started and they're not into it yet, then they might feel like quitting is their only option. What should I do? Keep them guessing! Consider one of these 10 tips for how to conclude your next article: 1) Covering all the bases that often lead people away from blogs -- no readership, poor writing skills or content. Be original! 2) Ending on a cliffhanger. 3) Portraying life's lessons or wisdom. 4) Ending with nothing but your author name. 5) Ending with something that shows off the expertise of the author -- "I researched this further and wrote about it, here's what I found." 6) Locking down several tips in an introduction. 7) Writing in past tense or using negative language to grab attention before showing your article in full view. 8) Ending on something funny or weird. 9) Ending on a summary of what you'll be covering in your article. 10) Keeping them guessing! Keep in mind, however, that the topic you choose is very important. Unless your blog is about writing advice , stick to topics that are interesting to the average visitor. For example, if you're an author, then write about that but don't talk about movies or TV shows unless your readers want to hear it! Keep the discussion focused on your subject matter. How many words should I write? A "good" blog post will look at least three pages long. Some journals may put a cap on the amount of words you can use, but word count is really a vague measure that has no impact on whether or not your post was any good. If you're new to blogging, however, then keep in mind that most blogs do not have a word count limit. Should I use images? Absolutely! Images are the best way to grab an audience's attention and will help your post be more appealing. You can even link to other sites where you've used images (this is called embedding). As always, read your subject matter first before choosing topics because you don't want to end up writing about something like "How I founded XYZ company" if no one wants to hear about it. How do I add something to my blog post? If you've already published your blog post and want to add information , you can use the update feature. Go to your blog's home page, then click the title of your post. You should then see an update link that enables you to add more information. Is it okay if my writing is tough to read? Yes! But don't make the mistake of mixing up "what" with "how" . You don't need to spell everything correctly or use correct grammar (hopefully) in order for people to get what you're saying. cfa1e77820
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