Effectively Written Blog Posts Increase Readers

Anyone can write content or blog articles that makes sense, states a point and gets a few ‘likes’ every now and then However, the number of people who can actually write content that will increase their readers through friendly suggestion is becoming more and more rare with each new blog that is tossed up. In order to have content that gains respect, you have to respect the content being presented to the masses. In an effort to cut down on blogs written simply to farm links, this intuitive article will delve into the subject of having content that really intrigues audiences instead of making them yawn.


Adequate Research Is Imminent

In order to avoid repetitious writing on subjects that have been covered for years, you need to stay on top of news trends, stock charts, buying guides and other reputable sources of current information. Perhaps you could catch the CNN news or other local news headlines early in the morning, take adequate notes, and have a post immediately typed for posting within a half hour of the news report. Having your blog already indexed in Google Blog Search would be perfect for this because your news would immediately be seen in their search if your feed is being picked up properly. Research is king.

Avoid Repetition

 I’ll be willing to wager that SEO tips amass a billion when searched across the internet. Does this signify problematic content? When you take the same ideology and rephrase it 17,000,000 times, the content gets old and uninteresting to read. Therefore, write about subjects not common to man, for example, instead of writing about SEO, perhaps discuss smaller elements that comprise the term, such as pictorial optimization. You’ll simply write words that no one really finds much value in if you continually take rehashed content and place it within your website or blog in hopes it will draw new readers or sales.


Never Leave Content Closed

Perhaps you have great content that merits an ongoing discussion yet you’ve ended the content with prevailing thoughts that were already answered within your content. Never close your content with no route for discussion, always end your writings with open-ended questions that potentially turn into long discussions relevant to something you’ve debated within your content. If you wish to engage and keep a large readership, you’ve got to listen to reader’s input relevant to your discussion since most new ideas come from deliberations on past subjects. If you close discussions on your content, you rob people of their right to an active voice in theories you’re freely throwing around cyberspace.


Revelations can best be formed when people arrive at your blog and read things that stimulate their thinking. If you wish to grow your following, increase readership and continually receive rave reviews of your content, you need to keep verbiage fresh with current trends and avoid regurgitating other writer’s previously proven points. Writing content isn’t for the meek, you may entertain reading plenty of other professional blogs before you attempt to tackle the process of writing engaging content articles yourself.

Author Bio

This is a guest post by Greg. The writing experience of Greg goes well beyond even his own comprehension. Proudly helping families and individuals to trace cell phone numbers to re-establish connection with old friends while offering a free email search service for the world to use is what he current engrosses himself with.