Blog Tips to Be a Better Blogger — Week 2

Week 2 Blog Tips

So you have com­mit­ted to mak­ing 2015 your year. Good for you! Now it’s time to dive right in and start making things hap­pen. You can start with a few tips from your favorite blog­gers at Blog­gin’ Mamas.

Here are a few of our favorite blog­ging tips for the week:

The most important thing to remember is that your readers can tell if you are being authentic. If you don’t really mean what you are saying, people will catch on immediately, and they won’t want to hear what you are writing. The best way to make sure that you are always being authentic is to write about what your passionate about. If your passion shows in your writing, people will sense that, and that kind of passion is contagious!

Thanks for the great tip @Scrappiedoodle!

This is a great tip from @Notnowmomsbusy! Building relationships with readers, brands, and other bloggers is how you get ahead in the blogging world. People want to know the real you. It is just as important as great content that people keep coming back for!

Take the time to learn about and invest in proper SEO strategies! One of these strategies is having a searchable title that is on topic. Make sure that people can find your site when they are searching for what you are writing about. If you are writing about cute puppies, you don’t want you title to be “cute things I like” – no one who is looking for cute puppies will be able to find you! Thanks for this reminder @Trimestertalk!

At the end of the day, writing is just about expressing your feelings and emotions. Even in technical writing, you are trying to get people interested in what you have to say. Describe those feelings and emotions to your readers. Make them feel what you feel! That is how you bring people in!

Do you have a blog tip that you would like to share?

Sub­mit your tip here for a chance to be fea­tured on the blog and on social media! We can’t wait to read and share your tips. After all, learn­ing from each other makes each of us bet­ter blog­gers in the long-run!