Blog Writing Tips
These blog writing tips are based on our 30 day article writing challenge we successfully completed and compared to the Google Analytic results. Our 30 day article challenge started on Aug. 9 2010 is successfully completed today. A few things we have learned that will help you drive more visitors to your website.
10 Blog Writing Tips
- You get more pageviews by following up to date techniques catered to your niche website.
- You can increase your visiting percentages by writing about breaking news topics within your niche.
- You can increase your visitors by following topics that are trending.
- Staying on topic and making your blog flow from one article to the next brings you more returning visits.
- Bolding keywords are important but not as important as using different formats. Formats such as, h2 and h3 headings within the body of your article help you become w3c compliant.
- If you increase the amount of articles you write daily the more you become proficient at writing.
- Using college level writing textbooks like The Prentice Hall for College Writers by Stephen Reid will help you learn the processes of writing.
- Writers block although it might be hard for you to overcome at times during this challenge, I found you can rehash old topics with different viewpoints, making them just as unique and as relevant if not more as the original articles.
- Writing about controversial topics can increase the amount visitors participating in a discussion. Writing with your heart can provoke your visitors to comment.
- Avoid writing under pressure.
You know the old saying “don’t get ahead of yourself”? Well when it comes to blog writing you can throw that saying out the window and replace it with “get ahead of yourself”. I found the farther ahead you are in your blog posting schedule the better you write.
Although I just had a short amount of time to delve into the web statistics of this 30 day article challenge, I can tell you the results were well worth the effort involved. We have seen an increase on all of our visitor statistics in Google Analytics.
The statistics for today will not be registered in Google Analytics till tomorrow. So, it would not be prudent to give you statistic numbers for only 29 days of the 30 day challenge. Tomorrow we will list the final results. You will be able compare the numbers for yourself and come to your own conclusions.
We found that by successfully completing our 30 day article challenge it has helped us not only in the rankings but the listings of where we place in Google. The information I give you tomorrow will help clarify if it’s in your best interest to try your own challenge, to increase your exposure within search engines.
This concludes our blog writing tips based on our 30 day writing challenge results. See you tomorrow and looking forward to presenting you the statistical results.
About Scot Manaher
Scot Manaher has written 111 post in this blog.
Scot is a blogger that loves writing about SEO, Internet Marketing and Work at Home opportunities. He owns and operates Niche Website Strategy and the Web Content Course system. He is also the Marketing Manager for The Content Authority which is a premier article writing service.
















I totally agree with writing with your heart. Indeed, don’t be afraid to write what is really from your heart and don’t be scared of getting bad comments, it is actually a good way of getting more views. Thanks!
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