ALWAYS be writing. Practice the skill.
Stop BORING yourself. Write content you would want to read.
CLARITY matters.
When you can’t make a piece of copy jive, DELETE it and start fresh.
Take a look at web content EXAMPLES to see how others write.
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No one is perfect, and no one set of web content is perfect either. But we can all strive for web content perfection…right? Start by avoiding these 10 common website content mistakes.
Mistake 1: You write for your peers and not for your customers.
Forget about industry jargon and proving to your competitors that you are knowledgeable. Write for your customer. What do they want to know?
Mistake 2: Your website content is not easy to scan.
Most website visitors do not read web content word for word. That means you need to write short paragraphs, include bullet lists, use bold and italics to emphasize key phrases, incorporate plenty of subheadings, and add images to make your web pages easy to scan. Read More »
No, really. How do you come up with blog post ideas? I want to know!
You know how I come up with blog post ideas, so I turned the table and asked some of my fellow Blogathon bloggers how they find inspiration. I got some gems. Pure gems.
“Over the past year, I’ve found that I (being a homeschool mom of 8 children) need STRUCTURE for my blogging. I generally blog Monday through Friday so I have a theme [for each] day.”
–Kate Megill of Teaching What Is Good
“Walking around a city or neighborhood helps me think of ideas. In Philadelphia, I stumbled on America’s oldest residential street and, because a biscuit maker used to live there, I turned that into a post.”
–Jennifer Walker of My Morning Chocolate
You know what you need? Sharp blog content.
And I am thrilled to be able to help you with the release my new ebook – 103 Ways to Create SHARP Blog Content.
All 29 pages are completely free. The tips are formatted so that you can read through the book fast or reference it when you’re stuck trying to come up with a good blog post idea. The book is packed with useful information. In fact, here’s what you’ll get when you download the PDF:
Download here -> 103 Ways to Create Sharp Blog Content
Whether you’re a musician, photographer, writer, painter, sculptor, or a generally creative guy or gal, these four creative artist website content examples will hopefully give you inspiration for your website content.
1. Doodlers Anonymous
A social network for doodlers, a doodler news site, and so much more. It’s tough to describe the website content on DoodlersAnonymous.com, but I do like that most posts and pages are succinct. The images speak volumes. You’ll need to go there to understand the fab work they do.
