To keep your blog "alive", you need to replenish it with at least one new article every day. But for an inexperienced blogger, writing an article can be a serious problem: choosing a topic for an article and arranging it properly is not so easy.
Instructions
Step 1
First, decide on a topic. Write about what excites you, what you would like to tell. Don't start blogging by rewriting other people's thoughts and ideas. Write about what you know well. Share with readers your experience, interesting reflections, original ideas.
Step 2
Do not seek to immediately find a global problem that you could fundamentally explain in an article. Look for topics in everyday life, in what surrounds and excites you today.
Step 3
Having decided on the topic, express your thoughts in a free form. Try to reveal the question as fully as possible, but at the same time, follow the length of the article. Too long texts are undesirable, the optimal size of the article will be within 1, 5 - 3 thousand characters without spaces.
Step 4
Reread the text. Rate how logical and consistent your thoughts are. Try to break the material into meaningful parts. It will be nice if there are 2 or more such parts. It will be much easier to do this if you make a rough narrative plan for yourself before writing the article.
Step 5
Come up with a title. In order for your article to attract as many readers as possible, use a statistical service. It will allow you to assess how often a particular combination of words is found in search engines. Do not take too much demanded queries. If you are a beginner blogger, choose phrases with 6-7 thousand queries. Include this phrase in the title of the article.
Step 6
Think about which keywords the reader will be able to find your material. Typically, these will be the words or phrase you choose as the title or are included in its composition. Heading the semantic parts of your article (think of subheadings). It will be nice if they also use keywords.
Step 7
Check if the keywords appear in the text of the article itself. You do not need to use them in each paragraph; it is enough to include them 2-3 times. Make sure your keyword sentences are sound and beautiful.
Step 8
Reread the text again, check it for grammatical and punctuation errors.
Step 9
Find a few pictures or photographs that illustrate your article content - this will liven up the story and help attract more readers.
Step 10
Structure your text. Avoid overly long sentences. A paragraph should ideally consist of 3-5 laconic statements. Start each new thought with a new paragraph. Separate paragraphs with spaces to make screen reading much easier. It's very nice if the text contains lists, tables, etc. The article can be posted on the blog!
