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Professional Content Writing Guidelines for Expert and Beginner writers
1. Avoid Plagiarism, Duplicate & Low-Quality Content
2. Select your Articles Type/Type of Articles
3. Research: Preparing & Brainstorm
4. Create a List & Build Article Structure
5. Make Inverted Pyramid
6. Avoid Spelling and Grammatical Mistake
7. Ensure your Content Readability
8. Try to Implement 100% SEO Terms in Your Article
Readability Analysis Metrics
a) Sentence Length 20 Words Max
b) Paragraphs Length maximum 100-200 words or 6 to 8 sentences
c) Use of Standard Quotation, Punctuation, Bold, Underline and Italic
d) Never use Underline or Italic Font-Style in Title & Sub Title, User only Bold Font-Style
e) BOLD” All Keywords (Main/Synonym/LSI/Related/Multiple)
f) Add Relevant Image at Each paragraph
g) Transition Word less than 30% percent
h)Passive Voice of less than 10% percent
i)Vocabulary Level/ Flesch Reading Ease Score 70-90
j)Avoid the same consecutive sentences again-and-again
SEO Analysis Metrics
a) Article Words Limit Defend Google 1st page Result.
b) Article Title & All Sub-Heading every word starting character “Capital Letter”. Also, use the only Colon (":") After Every Subheading, Don't use another punctuation mark (symbol)
c)Article introduction within 4-6 sentence must use the main keyword at list once
d) Must be used Main Keyword in your Article Heading, Sub-Heading, Introduction, Meta Description, Conclusion, and every Paragraph
e) You can use the Synonym Keyword to replace the Main keyword in any Sub-Heading & Paragraphs
f) Related Keyword and Multiple Keyword will help internal Linking another post.
g) Make sure the Proper keyword distribution. Try to use the Main, Synonym, LSI, Multiple, or Related Keyword as much possible with every paragraph within 100 words.
h) Keyword density should be 0.5%-2.5% of the total words
i) Summarize your entire article at least 4-6 sentences using the Main keyword.
j)Meta Description length should be 120-180 characters.
k)Add Content Reference link
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5. Gather: Constantly thinking about what to blog Select: Deciding if something is appropriate for blog or not Expand/Improve: Collecting further information Opine: Add own opinions Rinse, Repeat A blogger does the same
6. Traditional media has perfected some aspects of this Learn from them Traditional Media =300 years of blogging!
7. Media spends much more time/effort (as a percentage of their total effort) on this aspect. Most bloggers don't focus so much on this aspect Blogger: I'll blog about whatever I think about. Not good enough! Gather: Media vs. Blogs
8. Newspaper reporters can't say we'll write about whatever news we run into as we go about our lives. They have to seek out all news that their readers interested in. Same with your blog. meetu/wogma can't review whatever movies she happens to see. Must watch all Hindi movies and review them Gather: Blogs should do more
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10. Don't blog everything that comes to your mind Think about what your readers are interested in Reader more important than Writer Select
11. Newspapers have a space crunch Blogs have an imaginary space crunch Can’t waste readers’ time with too much content Can only fit limited stuff on first page Select – Space Crunch
12. Don’t blog everything – drop less relevant content Reduce size of each blog post Have subsections Relegate some stuff to subsections Front page has just links to subsection articles Get an editor for your blog (friend, spouse) Someone who brutally tells you which posts are boring Select – Space Crunch – Ideas from newspapers
13. Newspapers/magazines don’t just excerpt another publication’s article with an excerpt & link Neither should you! Don’t just echo Add value Simplify Check for accuracy – confirm info independently Add alternative points of view Add more info (wikipedia, etc) Improve / Expand
14. You’re already doing most of this! But consider: Opinions by guest bloggers Posts containing your opinion & and one opposing opinion Imitate Newspaper Columnists Develop a distinctive style Have a consistent opinion Opinion Pages
16. No-one has time to read all your blog posts Even those reading your post, don’t read each sentence in detail Everybody skims! Write so as to hook the skimmers Write for skimmers
17. Newspapers spend lots of time on headlines Sometimes headline writers are different from the reporters Headlines grab attention Good for SEO Spend lot of time thinking of an interesting (clickable) headline Which should also contain appropriate keywords (for SEO) Write for skimmers - Headlines
18. Newspapers give a quick overview in first paragraph And then fill in details in rest of article So those who read just one para still get the whole story Try doing the same Your content reaches more minds Write for skimmers – First paragraph
19. Photos most “looked at” parts of newspapes/magazines Skimmers can’t “avoid” photos Then high probability of reading captions Tell your story in photos and captions Write for skimmers – Add photos and captions
20. Break up long articles into sub-sections Give useful sub-headlines to subsections Use “excerpt boxes” This hooks reader “just glancing” over article Study how magazines do this Write for skimmers – Sub-headings
21. Which is correct? Write to show your command over language Write to be easily understood Write to NOT be misunderstood!! Small sentences Simple words Avoid ambiguous constructions Get an editor! Radical Clarity
23. Much more effort into gathering data Be selective about what you post Expand/Improve: Dig into the story Write for skimmers (headlines, pics, sections) Radical Clarity Links Summary