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How to write a blog

Structure your blog Structuring your blog posting A well structured blog posting will catch the readers' attention, and make them want to read what you have to say. You can help do this if you follow these tips: Give the blog posting a title that will catch the reader’s eye. This is the first thing they see and will help them decide if it is of interest to them.

Continue Structure 2. Put the main point in the first paragraph. This is the first thing readers see and it will make them want to read on. 3. Put the details in the following paragraphs of your posting. 4. Finally in the last part of the posting add the background information and your name if you wish to.

Writing style: blog Try to write in a friendly and informal style. Use first person ‘I’ and try to include reference to your own context. Remember that the honest and open views of a novice can be just as interesting and informative as those of an expert. Think about your readers and what they can learn from your experience. Try to describe rather than tell e.g. instead of saying you thought a book was great, try to explain why you enjoyed it and what you learned from it.

Writing style: continued Try to question your reader and ask for their response to what you have written. Always be polite, respectful of other cultures and opinions, and informative.

Things to avoid Always try to avoid being negative. If there is something you don’t like, then it’s better just to not write about it. It’s important to raise issues, but don’t try to impose your beliefs on others. Don’t include links to commercial sites or resources. Don’t include links to inappropriate materials. Never give specific names, places, addresses or contact details.