How To Blog When I Can't Write?
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xinase3501
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Hire a VA to write for you will be the obvious conclusion!
CyberDad
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Hey my man! There are a lot of post like these but I found this for you and it looks very promising. I hope this helps. https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-start-a-blog-properly-in-2020.1295685/
bossofthebosses
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You can just pick up a good article and rewrite it.
Blue Panda
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Wait, you cant write, but who writes that for you here and if its another person, can you actually wven read? While would you want to blog if you cant.
You can find an online course and learn writing.
You can find an online course and learn writing.
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From those 3 sentences that you just wrote, I believe that you are not that bad when it comes to writing.
Believe in yourself, improve your writing skills, install Grammarly, and get that content ball rollin'. The more you write content, the better and faster you will get.
Either this, or you will have to consider stashing some $$$ to buy some content.
Course Master
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Well there are some blogging courses that could help you to start your journey
Derek Halpern – Blog That Convert 2.0
Sarah Titus – Best Blogging Bundle
Ahrefs Academy – Blogging for business
Ruth Soukup – Elite Blog Academy 3.0
Jon Morrow – Blog Traffic Blueprint
Smart Blogger – The Writer’s Recipe Box
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Outsource content or use content generating tools that use AI to create content for you
I've read that AI content writers like Conversion.AI can't don't write review articles well.
Aleksandar916
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Someone already mentioned that, but based on your forum replies - you can write.
You speak better English than more than half of the writers who sell their service, so you just need to do it.
I outsource writing because it takes me ages to write something because I usually procrastrinate and I'd rather write a lengthy BHW post than an article. But if you can't or won't invest in that, you just need a little bit of guidance and a few tricks up your sleeve.
Since you know English, you already have 90% of what's needed for decent writing.
This is it. This is your guide for writing.
Now go there and write a damn good blog post and come back here to tell us you did a good job.
You speak better English than more than half of the writers who sell their service, so you just need to do it.
I outsource writing because it takes me ages to write something because I usually procrastrinate and I'd rather write a lengthy BHW post than an article. But if you can't or won't invest in that, you just need a little bit of guidance and a few tricks up your sleeve.
Since you know English, you already have 90% of what's needed for decent writing.
Tricks I'd suggest you learn:
- Research - Obviously, you don't write only from your head. Research is the first step before you start writing. That includes both SEO research for keywords and content research for the actual matter you're going to write about. Read top ranking articles for your keyword and pick something from them (do not plagiarize).
- Structure - While doing content research, structure your future article. Plan paragraphs, subheadings and the general flow of the article. This will be a huge help and you'll be lost without it.
- Formatting for readability - Headings, paragraph length, bullet points, etc. These will help with the article readability and keep the attention of the reader. Consider that every reader will skim through the article first before committing to reading it, so your goal is to make them read after scanning it.
- On-page optimization - You're writing to rank, so make sure you optimize your content for your focus (and supporting and LSI) keywords. That includes everything from keyword in the title and URL, alt tags on photos, all the way to meta description.
- Proofread - Use grammarly or a similar spell checker to catch spelling mistakes or typos, but makes sure that you proofread the whole thing too. Best if you don't do it instantly after finishing with writing, wait an hour or sleep over it and read it in full to catch any error, see the flow and make necessary edits.
This is it. This is your guide for writing.
Now go there and write a damn good blog post and come back here to tell us you did a good job.
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You need to know what your interests are in. You can start reading news or other articles on that topic. After that you can write from what you know. Take inspiration from other articles.
Anirban Nag
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This is the one of the best advice and exactly what I'm doing. Get a clean expired or aged domain with high quality backlinks, rewrite the articles of the website that's getting a lot of traffic but doesn't have a lot of backlinks in your niche.
I have used this strategy to outrank the websites whose content I am rewriting. Works like a charm.
Just make sure you choose a domain that has at least 20-30 DR 50+ contextual backlinks with at least 5-10 DR 80+ links and choose a competitor that doesn't have a lot of high quality backlinks but is getting decent traffic.
Get a content rewriting service from BHW and keep churning out content.
Your content will take some time around 3-6 months to outrank your competitior's article so you need to be patient and keep at it.
Start building some links after slowly after 5-6 months.
Count the Benjamins.
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Try to learn yourself
Don't wait for perfect words
Talk to yourself, about chosen niche
Move words, sentences, paragraphs around the page like pieces of a puzzle
Crystallize your point into a few words to make sense
Rid yourself of the Internet.
Don't wait for perfect words
Talk to yourself, about chosen niche
Move words, sentences, paragraphs around the page like pieces of a puzzle
Crystallize your point into a few words to make sense
Rid yourself of the Internet.
TheGreyMatter
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Start reading. The secret to writing more is reading more.
The more you consume, the more you can produce.
The more you consume, the more you can produce.
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This ^
Also write, just keep writing.
The more you write, the more you improve.
The more you improve,, the more you understand about the English Language
There are too many exceptions to exceptions to exceptions to exceptions for anyone to document it down in an "ebook".
It's either you know it, or you don't.
Practice makes perfect, this is why they give you homework back in school.
Let me shatter some wild dreams while i'm at it.
Native English doesn't mean good English, it just means the writer in born/grew up in an English speaking dominate country.
Just because you grew up speaking English, doesn't mean you are going to be a good writer or anything decent.
This is why ESL classes exist, when I was in primary school, I saw plenty of native born aussies in ESL because their English wasn't good.
Tips:
- get Grammarly plugin and use it as a guideline, don't purely rely on it. It will pick up most of your awkward sentences and phasing.
- Have a friend proofread your articles for you.