Any writer or blogger will tell you that publishing your post is one thing. Making sure it’s clicked and read – well that’s another, observes Emily Johnson in a post on locationrebel.com. Once you have an idea for a topic, there are good, great, and perfect ways to create a title for the post, she […]
The tactic of question titles is one I’ve often suggested to new blog content writers in Say It For You training sessions. People are online searching for answers to questions they have and solutions for dilemmas they’re facing, and often we can help searchers who haven’t specifically formulated their questions by presenting a question in the […]
In this time of Coronavirus anxiety, I suggested in my latest Say It For You blog post, our focus as blog content writers should be firmly on showing readers how our business owner and professional practitioner clients can help their readers maintain control. As the TIME piece by Hallie Levine emphasizes, anxiety in short bursts […]
In this time of Coronavirus anxiety, it was good to read the TIME piece “Fear can Fuel You” by Hallie Levine. Anxiety in short bursts and in the right amounts, Levine observes, may have gotten a bad rap, because healthy stress can motivate people to: fulfill tasks accomplish goals achieve results improve memory improve short […]
Is a blog a literary genre? Kevin Eagan poses that question in his own blog, critical margins, admitting he doesn’t have a definitive answer. Blog content writers, he muses, are a “relatively fixed point in this constant interaction with the ideas and facts of the exterior world.” (Wow! Love that description of the work we […]
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