Tips on how to write a blog

Advantages of a word press blog

1 ) Blogging is very easy

Yes. For one thing , is extremely easy to get a blog up and running If you can write an email , you can get a blog up and running within an hour or so. ” . It’s really just that simple. Blogging software nowadays takes care of all the hard work, like writing HTML and publish your pages on the Internet. the only thing you need to do you think what you going to put onto your blog

2 ) Blogs within 10 minutes

it’s a fact you can have your first blog up and running free blogging services up and running in about 10 minutes. even if you wish to post your own blog on your own hosting which I would recommend by the way it will take a little longer could you need to get a domain yourself, and spend the time your domain read  but having said that after you’ve done that any future blogs you wish to make you can have up and running within five minutes.

2 a)This is very important IF YOU OWN AND CONTROL YOUR OWN DOMAIN NO ONE CAN TAKE IT DOWN ON A WHIM WHICH IS NOT THE CASE ON A FREE BLOGGING NET WORK

3) Word Press Blogs are Search Engine Friendly

Word Press blogs are pretty search engine friendly. What this means you don’t have to spend hours upon hours worrying about your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) because WordPress blog software takes care of SEO basics for you and that’s a big must have .

Blogs automatically fix all your pages and post together as if they were a book together making  it search engine friendly easily indexed with all relevant keywords metal tags the address for each page is already done allowing easy search engine rank don’t think it’s all done for you you have to make the content

4 ) Blogs organised completely for you 

in the old days you had to maintain the order of your blog yourself nowadays blogs automatically customize organize category date build new pages in fact use automatic blogging tools that will take care of everything for you or you need to do is supply the content

 

5 ) A blog will bring readers on autopilot

write content regularly scraped content from wherever you like on the Internet as long as you give due credit to where it’s from and link it back that is

6) A blog  is automatically linked

To similar themed blogs and webpages making your blog part of that community again on autopilot if you using WordPress  your blog is automatically set up for comments you can keep in touch with your readers

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 1 First you need a structure

Let’s make time for a little time travel back to the teaching of Writing in the eighth Class, ok? Since it was then topic for you to a “drafting”.

Do you remember what was the first step in doing at that time? (After the teacher has given you the topic and you have therefore rolls his eyes – you are in 8th grade, do not forget).

Exactly: Create a design!

We blow it out the dust from the design skills that on the 8th Grade Day   Have built class and use the today for your Online marketing. Start by creating a basic structure for your message. Insert here the overall hierarchy of the information determined by deciding:

• What is the most important piece of information that you have? That is the one (and since only one should actually be) the main message that should be take from your email your readers. What’s this?
• What then is the second most important piece of information? This could, for example, the announcement of a soon available supply be a listing of your services, links to important pages on your site, evidence soon staged events, etc. Your message will be read faster when you do not have such information in it, but if so something must be in it, then this must not be in competition with your main message.
• What is the least important information? This could for example be your copyright or your contact information, a link to your terms and conditions or any legally required notices.

Then, when you create your email layout, you should consider using a two-column format. If you do, keep in mind that we read from left to right, your main points must therefore be on the left side of your layout, because as the look of your reader first goes.

 

2 Images if necessary, but be careful

Images in emails still make sure that they are loaded slower than text-only emails, so use it sparingly.

In very many cases e-mail addressees have turned off the display of images. Provide so that your email messages are also understood if the images are not displayed by adding each image a description of what is to see it. This will allow your recipient to read at least a brief description of your images if they already do not see.

Another trick: when images are absolutely essential for your email message, add your header image a description to that says “For the full experience please leave this Message to display the images.” This message will appear only if the people have turned off the images with you and will urge many to view the images so they can admire your message across in full beauty.

 

3  limit your design choice

If you log into your newsletter program you have there in the Dashboard loads of fonts and colors to choose from which you can choose. My recommendation?

Ignore the! Find yourself a very dark gray or black font that you use for the greeting and the main text.The background of your main text areas you do know.

This gives you the best possible contrast and high readability for the essential parts of your email.

Then for the second most important areas to reduce the contrast. How?

Choose a lightly shaded background for these areas. You must be careful because you still want enough contrast between the background and your text color so that the text is still easy to read.

However, if you provide these second most important area with slightly lower contrast, it means that the eyes of your readers are automatically transferred to the more important main areas (with the highest contrast), and then go to the areas that have a lower contrast.

Then make sure that you use a single color for your link text. Never allow normal text look like a link, otherwise your readers will try to click on things that are no links.

 

4 Make your Paragraphs short and sweet

Do you remember the average 51 seconds? That’s not very much time for reading, so if you are planning your e-mail content, keep your message as short as possible.

Imagine your email messages before such summaries: You talk about the essential basic principles, provide a few supporting facts to it and pack everything into a single call-to-action that makes them clear about what you want to do the next should.

 

5 DO NOT use CAPITAL LETTERS

Avoid from two very important reasons CAPITALS in your email messages: first, because it looks as if you would cry and not want anyone to yell!

Even more important, however, that this is hard to read! Uppercase and lowercase letters work together to form unique shapes for each word we read. Our eyes and our brain use these shapes to form sentences, word for word.

CAPITALS slow when reading huge. Each word becomes a rectangle and our eyes it must laboriously deciphered letter by letter, rather than being able to capture the entire sentence word for word.

 

Use this checklist for your Writings

Help your readers here, make the most of the short time that spend with your messages by using these techniques consistently, so as to ensure that your messages are easy to read and absorb.

Questions? Then let’s talk about it in the comments!

Yours  Jürgen bells/online-marketing/