Posts Tagged Enzo F. Cesario
That First Impression: Title Considerations
While it certainly isn’t as much work as crafting the body of a superior article, selecting a title for a piece is definitely an important element of the entire process of content creation. The title of an article is a multifunction web tool, providing opportunities for engagement with the reader and search engine in equal [...]
Read moreBlog Writing – Finding the Right Person
Every blogger has a different approach to things. Some talk about politics, others about their personal fiction projects. Some adopt a more serious tone, while others go for satire or outright comedy. Certain blogs might be more confrontational than others, and the topics covered can range from niche to popular appeal, often within the same [...]
Read moreBlog Writing – Ghostwriting Dos and Don’ts
Much of the content on the web is produced by ghostwriters. This isn’t immediately obvious, but it really has become a standard practice across the web as a whole, mainly because it’s an efficient and reasonable compromise. Sometimes the creator of a product or website just doesn’t have the written communication skills necessary to actively [...]
Read moreDynamic Content: Using Analytics to Write Your Blog
The role of web analytics in setting useful metrics for a site has been discussed in-depth in any number of places, but this is far from the only useful function that web analytic practices can offer. As in any field, a little thinking outside the box can offer extensive rewards to the creative researcher. Perhaps [...]
Read moreTips for Escaping Writer’s Block
Most writers will experience at least some form of writer’s block in the course of their efforts. It takes different forms for various people, as evidenced by the many expressions used to explain it. “I don’t have any ideas.” “Everything I write sounds stupid.” “I just can’t get motivated.” At the root of it, most [...]
Read moreBlog Writing Tips: Keeping Content Fresh
Content may be king, but to torture a metaphor somewhat, even the most brilliant crown can grow tarnished. Generating good content isn’t always an easy thing, and it requires a great deal of effort to avoid getting into rote postings and halfhearted content that isn’t of the quality a blog and its audience deserve. A [...]
Read moreYes You Can Judge a Book By Its Cover: Blog Design Considerations
Many of us have an almost childlike desire to have ideas judged on their own merits rather than on their presentation. We imagine it would be nice if every idea could be heard out for the validity of its claims instead of judged by the merits or flaws of the messenger. But in practice, none [...]
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