Write Your Blog Post For Google. Or Facebook. Or Both. And Other Tips For Blogging.
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In Episode 13, we discussed why you should be blogging.
Today let’s talk about how you should approach writing content for your blog.
In this episode, we cover a lot of best practices for blogging in 10 minutes or less including:
- The Goldilocks approach to finding good topic areas
- How to make your content easy to skim
- How to write for your audience, even if you're not a great writer
- The ideal length of a blog post (hint: it's exactly how long it needs to be and not one word longer!)
- And the importance of writing for Google. Or Facebook. Or both.
Tune in today and then get ready to step up your blogging!
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