- The way your blog looks can be just as important as the content itself.
- Poor writing says that you do not know what you are talking about.
How to write
- Write your blog posts using short paragraphs, list, bullet points, and subheadings.
- You do not have to include the Question of the Day, just restate the question in your answer.
- It is important to check your post for spelling and grammar before you publish.
Jazz it up
- Bold, underlined, or large keywords will make them stand out.
- Images provide color, visual relief and a visual aid for readers to understand what they’re going to be reading about.
Create a title. - The title of your post is a headline that lets readers know what to expect from your posts.
- It is used to lure readers in and entice them to read more.
Links
- If you found information on another blog or website that you want to discuss on your blog make sure you provide a link back to the original source.
- Add hyperlinks to provide additional information.
Sample Response to the Question of the Day.
Why do you think Blog posts that have spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes reflect poorly on the Author?
When a Blog has spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors this reflects poorly on the author. It makes the author look like they do not care. People will question the authors intelligence. How can the information on this Blog be correct if the author is not too bright?
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