Tuesday, August 30, 2011

How to design a blog like a Pro.

Have you had a great idea for a blog, but you are not sure of how to organize your thoughts? Here are 5 quick tips that might help.


"KAPOW!" - great title. Much better one distills the meaning of your post in a few words. "Google PageRank update" - who cares? "PageRank: what Google told you"-a little better. "" "". "How to boost PageRank and influence people" - better!


Job title must jump off and you want to learn more. By example, if you do "Mute Wednesday", can you do it without using than the title? Or could you be a title longer? "Wordless Wednesday # 1: the incredible Cascades" would be a much better title. Get creative with your credentials.


If you start each position with "today I will write about…". ", it is not the best way to attract people. Kick off with a point that makes people go "excellent point!" or "Point of Terrible!"


Basically, you are looking for a reaction more strong than "Who cares?".


Avoid mediocrity or bland. Make the words jump off of you, all in a row on the page and on the floor. Don't forget to take them and put them on the page before publishing the post, though.


OK, you have a great opening…, but the post does not stop. "Then, this is what I think of this.". You can do better than that.


First, you draw the attention of the reader, then you have read the details of your position, and finally you have to give them a good point out- but the more we want out. Otherwise, they will be underwhelmed and your position will be one any other which is not many comments.


Who wants to read a dull job? You go back and read again? If response not - it might be time to rethink your writing style. Bad style never comes to fashion.


What do you think would happen if Internet stopped working for 24 hours?


Why can you not help me to get more comments on this post than any of my other?


Ask questions that are actually relevant to the position is a great way to get comments - of course, you will need to get people to read first. But once your post has made a few comments, you can find that the current discussion is as valuable as the post itself. A post with a lot of comments can get more people to read and comment on - and it snowballs from there.


How you structure your messages? You follow all the advice I have described above? Can you think to more?

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