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Showing posts with label blog writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog writing. Show all posts

Monday, April 21, 2014

Need A Blog Opening That Will Get Attention?

No matter how much time you spend writing the best blog post in the world, it won't get the attention it deserves if the intro is poorly written.  Without a good opening to your blog, you've spent a lot of time researching and writing a perfectly good post that will likely not get read by many people.  Blogs are an important part of any social media campaign, this is why your opening should be designed to grab the attention of the reader and not let go.  To help you create the best possible opening, I have put together some tips that will help get your blog noticed and read.

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Like Sands Through An Hourglass


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There are few things in the world that thwart time management like the internet.  The vilest offenders floating around the world wide web today are the ever-increasing number of blogs available for perusal.

Blogging—essentially an online diary where writers post their musings—seems to have had its inception in the 1990s.  As the internet expanded, tools were created that allowed users to write and post blogs without having any knowledge of HTML or web design.  As blogging increased in popularity, writers began linking their blogs to similarly-themed blogs and other topics that were of interest to them.

And this is where the most noblest of time management ideals were lost amidst the labyrinth of ever-connected postings.  One blog leads to another, which is linked to another which has a reference to a news article that contains comments linked to another blog posting—before one even realizes it, hours have passed, the soufflĂ© has fallen, and nothing has been accomplished.

Fortunately, with a simple process, order can be restored and effective time management can once again reign supreme—both for those blogging, and those reading.

The first step is to determine how much time can be spent on blogs.  This needs to be a firm time, an exact time.  Once this is decided upon, two alarms must be set.  This can be an egg timer, a stopwatch, or an alarm on a cell phone.  The first alarm should be set for a few minutes before the end of the allotted time so thoughts can be finalized or the article can be finished.  At the second alarm browsers are closed and blogging time is finished.

As great as any process may be, however, it is only a process if it is done 100% of the time.  Thus, a foundational aspect of time management is consistency.  It is important to understand that consistency is not achieved in leaps and bounds, but in small, intentional steps.  For those who find it difficult to manage their time (whether it be in regards to the internet or anything else), taking the first small step towards a deliberate, repetitive behavior can help build consistency across all aspects of life.

Author:  ArticleWriteUp.com writer Fletcher H.

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

To Blog or Not to Blog? That is the Question


Although Shakespeare’s Hamlet wrestled with a more serious version of this paraphrased and purloined question, the potential blog writers of today need to decide whether or not they want their blogs to become an integral part of their communication repertoire.  Blogging has become an essential marketing and communication tool for a majority of businesses.

Beginning bloggers keep an online journal with an ongoing account of their personal lives.  Some of these blogs are filled with mundane, ordinary events, others with important record-keeping information, and still others rival the storylines of the most far-fetched soap operas.

The advanced beginner blog writers have the ability to post interactive entries which allow visitors to leave comments and ask questions.  These bloggers are taking the next step and are becoming social networkers.

The blogger at the intermediate level uses this writing medium for personal reasons while branching out and using it for business purposes.  This business networking can be in various forms, such as advertisements for a product or service, and can be performed by an individual, a company, or even by representatives of an entire country.  Blogging has gone from being a social activity to a necessity for any business that strives to become and remain competitive.

Bloggers need to capture the attention of their readers in a short amount of space and time.  They don’t have the luxury of attracting readers with large chunks of leisure time.  They need to follow rules of style, as with any other form of writing, and because their blogs can involve peoples’ reputations and livelihoods, blog writers must adhere to rules of etiquette as well.

The well-behaved blogger must not plagiarize or ever post someone else’s blog as if it were their own.  Name-calling should be consigned to the playground and even there it’s not acceptable, so refrain from doing so.  Don’t comment on someone else’s blog if the intention is to spam them and redirect their traffic towards you.  Remember, the words of blog writers are available to anyone to see.  If you wouldn’t be comfortable having your third grade teacher,  your elderly aunt, or a potential employer read what you’ve written, the answer should be, “Not to Blog”.

Author:  ArticleWriteUp.com writer Sue M.

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Make A Splash and Keep Your Cash


ArticleWriteUp.com is the perfect resource for businesses trying to make a big splash in the turbulent surf known as the World Wide Web.

Everyone knows that the internet has quickly become one of the primary resources customers use when seeking out a service or product.  But it's not enough anymore to simply have a website--it has to be promoted; there must be a strategy for driving traffic to that website.  For smaller businesses, that may seem like a daunting task when the budget is tight already.  Small business owners love to do as much as they can on their own, but some may find themselves overwhelmed by all the options: SEO writing, blogging, Facebook, Twitter--what does it all mean and how does one use it?  And even if business owners understand the benefits of article writing, when do they have time to sit down and actually write it?

Fortunately, ArticleWriteUp.com is here to help!  From article writing to tweets and retweets, our team of expert writers is ready to maximize the internet exposure for businesses without breaking the bank.  By leveraging a nation-wide network of skilled professionals, they are able to provide quality material with a short turn-around time.   Employing a cadre of authors that represent a broad spectrum of specialties, ArticleWriteUp.com is also able to supply article writing services that are industry-specific and content-rich.  This guarantees that the pieces produced will not only get the attention of search engines, but will interest readers as well.

ArticleWriteUp.com truly provides a complete suite of article writing services that spans the entire gamut of options.  To gain higher rankings on search engines, we offer high quality researched Search Engine Optimization articles for article marketing, as well as expertly written optimized blog post.  Make a splash in the constantly-evolving social media marketplace with our Social Media Management program.  We can help set up Twitter accounts and provide daily tweeting and retweeting services.  We also can create Facebook accounts with Twitter and blog integration, and provide weekly tracking data.

We are here to provide timely, professional internet marketing solutions that won't break the bank but will still deliver the results needed to drive traffic and increase profits.
Author ArticleWriteUp.com writer Fletcher H.

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