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- Number/trigger word + adjective + keyword + promise #3. subtitle Always remember that you are dealing with the reader; not the scientists or theorists checking out your latest nuclear research paper. Ask yourself, do you love reading? A blog post without a title that looks like a research paper? no power? So do other readers. Subheadings help readers categorize and group content. Because most readers only scan the content after staring at the subtitles. #4. picture Why do we prefer newspapers to radio, and why do we prefer television to newspapers?


Shipping fee Image source - dreamstime.com Because you can see proofs Phone Number List  in a newspaper that you can’t see on the radio. And, you can see video proof on TV that you can’t see in newspapers. Having such attractive elements always grabs the audience's attention. In your blog posts , you can express it through any media: photos, videos, audios, etc. Adding images as evidence isn’t practical for blogs in other niches. However, you can still reach a large number of readers with relevant images. One image can literally convey the meaning of hundreds of words. Have you read ZenPencils? If you enjoy reading quotes from famous people, sometimes you don't understand exactly what they really mean. At ZenPencils you can see a hilarious illustrated story about this quote that you'll fall in love with. But what kind of images should you add to your blog posts ?





It all depends on your taste. Whether it's a vector, text image or stock! However, never use silly clipart and always use relevant images. #5. writing style Have an engaging writing style and readers will enjoy reading your work. The term itself may sound a bit complicated, but it really isn't. Just like you speak seriously/humorously/professionally/sarcastically, or write in the same way. I mean, speak and write at the same time. Maybe, this can help you create a writing style. #6.