If you want your website to be a place your target audience loves to linger—and send your traffic statistics soaring—start by focusing on the way it reads. Here’s how to design your blog to gain fans and increase pageviews.
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A solid process helps you write better-quality content in less time. Here is the blog post writing process that I use for each of my ghostwriting clients
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Personal stories draw readers into your content marketing and help them form a relationship with you. But what’s the step-by-step process for turning a story into a piece of relevant content? Here’s how to write a blog post from your personal experiences.
read more ›Blogging How to write an evergreen blog postA guide to writing blog posts that are always relevant (and packed with personality)by Brittany TaylorLast updated June 19, 2019 ☰ menu “All employees trained by Mr. Miyagi!” That’s what was on the car wash sign when I drove by.That’s Mr. Miyagi of 1984’s The Karate Kid’s “wax […]
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Forget the numbers and the keywords. Rules are meant to be broken—and rules for blog post headlines are no different. This is one really good reason not to use formulas or templates when you write headlines for your blog posts.
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Blogging How to write a link round-up post your readers will look forward to…with examples from a few of my favorite business and lifestyle bloggersby Brittany TaylorLast updated June 19, 2019 ☰ menu Everybody has a piece of low-hanging fruit dangling right before their eyes. It’s different for everyone. One of my clients zens out […]
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3 lies business owners who write bad blog posts tell themselvesMay 18, 2016 Have you written really bad blog posts? Let’s be honest, you guys. And honestly: I’ve written some really bad blog posts in my day. I knew they were bad when I conceived them. I knew they were bad when I wrote them. […]
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“Just blogging” doesn’t work, and this is whyMay 13, 2016 I want you to hear this: You don’t have to get it right the first time to get it right. My last three years as a business owner have been a lot of trial and error. At the end of 2015, I decided to call […]
read more ›The ultimate guide to turning a good idea into a great blog postMar. 10, 2016 How many people read the first 50 posts I published eons ago? One—me. My problem was that I was writing for me, not for my audience. People would click in and click out. My bounce rate and time-on-page were ghastly. […]
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The best reason to blog your blogging schedule and not publish a postFeb. 26, 2016 Last week, I didn’t publish a post. I came close. The post I almost published is saved on my hard drive, right next to the Word Document containing this one. It’s over 1,000 words, with a headline and a target […]
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