A Lesson about Blog Writing I Should Have Learned Long Ago
I've been blog writing on and off for a few years. I'll write about different topics.
More often than not, what I write is good quality, presenting points with value. It often offers a unique viewpoint and offers a friendly yet professional, conversational tone. It all combines well to make a blog that avoids that dreaded "me-too" tone that so many other blogs carry. (Those blogs stink!)
Yet, despite the fact I write well within my blog, my blog writing STILL STINKS!
What's wrong? How can that be possible?
I've been reading blogs for years, and I notice something about my own habits as an article or blog reader. I don't make it through the REALLY LONG posts, if I begin reading them at all.
Hey, wait a minute! I tend to write REALLY LONG posts.
How many people tune out what I write, because it's just simply too long?
Blog writing is not supposed to be formal. It's supposed to inform EFFICIENTLY.
That is my challenge and my goal when I do my blog writing for future blog posts. Keep me honest, everyone! I don't want to write STINKY BLOGS!!!
Do YOU enjoy reading LONG blog posts? If you're writing a blog, are YOU scaring YOUR readers?
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