Consistency is a crucial aspect of running a successful blog. We’ve heard that multiple times, haven’t we?
But since you’re looking for ways to stay consistent with blogging, you’re most likely aware that blogging is hard work, and it can be difficult to stay consistent not only with your posting schedule but with all the tasks blogging requires.
I mean, let’s face it, blogging isn’t just writing. There’s much more than writing that goes into running a blog.
So, let’s dive into the tips on how to blog consistently.
Did you know that only 2 out of 10 people will read past beyond your headline? That’s crazy, right?
Well, it makes sense. If your headline is boring and doesn’t spike any interest, I won’t read the article.
So, if your traffic could use a boost and admittedly, you haven’t been giving a second thought to your blog titles, you now know why.
That’s why in this article, you’ll learn how to write blog post titles that get clicks and I’ll also show you some blog title examples.
You’re staring at the blank screen in front of you. The deadline is approaching. You’re supposed to publish a new blog post in just a few days and yet, you have nothing written.
You can’t afford not to post. Consistency is key, right?! If you don’t publish once according to your editorial calendar, your traffic is going to drop and your blog is going to fail!
Well, hold on! If you miss one day, it’s okay! You won’t lose any significant traffic and nor will your blog fail. But yes, consistency is important.
The key to staying consistent with your posting schedule is generating ideas for blog posts consistently.
Did you know that the conclusions are the parts of your blog posts where your readers take most actions? Yes, and it makes sense.
After all, in most cases, the reader wants to understand the topic as a whole before signing up for your email list or buying whatever you’re selling.
Writing compelling blog post conclusions isn’t rocket science. And despite that, I see a lot of bloggers omitting them entirely. There’s nothing wrong with saying, “Hope you liked it! See you next time!” at the end of your blog post. It’s better than ending your article abruptly. But there are better ways to wrap up your blog posts.
Every blogger wants to know how to drive more traffic to their blog and how to monetize it. But did you know that the quality of your content might be what’s putting off your visitors? If they don’t like what they see, they’ll click away and increase your bounce rate. For this reason, knowing how to write better blog posts is crucial for every single blogger. Yes, this is the old “content is king” cliché. Is content really a king? I don’t know. What I do know is that as a blogger, it’s your job to produce good-quality blog content.
