I found a variety of advice on writing good blogs so I put the best bits altogether....
Here are ten tips that help with blog writing.
- Make your opinion known
- Link like crazy
- Write less
- 250 Words is enough
- Make Headlines snappy
- Write with passion
- Include Bullet point lists
- Edit your post
- Make your posts easy to scan
- Be consistent with your style
- Litter the post with keywords
This is a bit more detailed and from the BBC site:
Structuring your blog posting
A well structured blog posting will catch the readers' attention, and make them want to read what you have to say. You can help do this if you follow these tips:
A well structured blog posting will catch the readers' attention, and make them want to read what you have to say. You can help do this if you follow these tips:
- Give the blog posting a title that will catch the reader’s eye. This is the first thing they see and will help them decide if it is of interest to them.
- Put the main point in the first paragraph. This is the first thing readers see and it will make them want to read on.
- Put the details in the following paragraphs of your posting.
- Finally in the last part of the posting add the background information.
Writing style
- Try to write in a friendly and informal style. Use first person ‘I’ and try to include reference to your own context and teaching experience. Remember that the honest and open views of a novice teacher can be just as interesting and informative as those of an expert. Think about your readers and what they can learn from your experience.
- Try to describe rather than tell e.g. instead of saying you thought a book was great, try to explain why you enjoyed it and what you learned from it.
- Try to question your reader and ask for their response to what you have written.
- Always be polite, respectful of other cultures and opinions, and informative.
So Good Luck x
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