Inspiration – 5 Articles on Effective Blog Writing
My focus this week has been on finding inspiration to write daily, as well as, how to ensure that the writing will appeal to readers on such a level that they feel moved…and hopefully compelled to subscribe to the blogs feed. Writing focused, COMPELLING, articles requires some serious consideration.
These are some recent favorites from my Google Reader:
If the title isn’t enough to spark your interest, the content is sure tp seal the deal. Julie Roads compares blog writing to Saran Wrap. Saran Wrap is transparent, clear, sticky, connected, the word, and a tool….all things your writing should be. This blog post helps you wrap your head around what it takes to be an effective writer…whether on your blog or on social media sites.
How to Launch a Blog and Have Fresh Content for Weeks
In three steps (that are easier said than done) Darren Rowse explains to new bloggers the best way to get started on the right foot. It’s also a good reminder for those of us who’ve been at it for a while…to be prepared!
Avoid Copy That Makes You Look Like an Ass
James Chartrand does an excellent job of pointing out that we have to put ourselves in our reader shoes and know what motivates your buyer/reader.
The Power of Less Tip of the Day
While Leo Babauta’s post doesn’t specifically apply to blog writing, he provides 7 tips that are important when you dive head first into your blog.
Writing In the Age of Distraction
Distraction is byfar my biggest hurdle when it comes to writing. I have too many buttons and buzzers (not to mention – the children) and it makes sitting down to focus on writing nearly impossible. Cory Doctorow commiserates and then breaks it down into 6 tips that make sense and are reasonably easy to impliment.
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Julie Roads
Thursday, 15th January 2009 at 12:38 am
Thank you so much for including me in this wonderful post! I love this notebook theme…have been drooling over it for months!!! Happy writing, Julie