You don't have to write as much, just better
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 7:15 am
You can write a lot and be useful, and publish 500 words and become a torment. This happens to those who pay little attention to nuance. I know a series of rules for online writing that have allowed me to obtain good results. Here are my tips:
Choose a simple word instead of a complicated one.
Remove unnecessary adjectives and adverbs.
Divide your text into small, streamlined paragraphs.
Use H2 and H3 to communicate your points.
Format your text well with bold and lists.
Use internal/external links to learn more.
Today people read thanks to their smartphones. And they do it on buses and types of nurse databases trams, maybe walking down the street. Can you get good results with a poorly formatted text? No, the length of the content is justified by the concreteness of what you write, but not only.
Format your blog texts with people on the go in mind.
Use short words, short sentences, and short paragraphs.
— David Ogilvy
You have to present the text at its best. Well formatted, structured so that people understand what and why you write certain points. Aim for clarity, do not focus only on the length or brevity of the texts. Work to satisfy the user, not Google.
Must Read: How to Create a Professional Blog Structure.
Choose a simple word instead of a complicated one.
Remove unnecessary adjectives and adverbs.
Divide your text into small, streamlined paragraphs.
Use H2 and H3 to communicate your points.
Format your text well with bold and lists.
Use internal/external links to learn more.
Today people read thanks to their smartphones. And they do it on buses and types of nurse databases trams, maybe walking down the street. Can you get good results with a poorly formatted text? No, the length of the content is justified by the concreteness of what you write, but not only.
Format your blog texts with people on the go in mind.
Use short words, short sentences, and short paragraphs.
— David Ogilvy
You have to present the text at its best. Well formatted, structured so that people understand what and why you write certain points. Aim for clarity, do not focus only on the length or brevity of the texts. Work to satisfy the user, not Google.
Must Read: How to Create a Professional Blog Structure.