Need Best Way for Making a Blog Post

Zup BHW,

I need tips and pieces of advice about creating a blog post.

As I am a beginner, I plan to start slow, build my momentum and so on.

Feel free to give feedbacks and alterations from my idea and let make it work out.

What I have in mind:

Step by Step

1. Keyword Research - find low competition keywords that I can easily rank #1 on Google, maybe around 500 to 1000 visits per month.

2. Build a kickass Title for my Blog Post - this is based on the keyword I researched

3. Create the first paragraph of my post with the questions and keywords in it.

4. Create the 2nd paragraph answering the question immediately and briefly.

5. I'll create Subheadings that will discuss the idea from the 2nd paragraph more deeper and specific.

6. Then I'll fill the subheadings with the content that will suffice it.

7. Lastly, make a conclusion or summary of what I have written in my blog post.

If you think these steps are good, let me know, I'll start my journey blogging right away.

But if you think I need to change some and add more tweaks on it, I am open for suggestions.

Let's make BHW a better place by sharing infos.

Cheers

This is better planned than any post I've published in my life.

IMO if you do this for every post, you'll surely rank.

bartosimpsonio said:

This is better planned than any post I've published in my life.

IMO if you do this for every post, you'll surely rank.

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That makes me happy. Can you share some of your posts here? Maybe I can pick something in it. It's okay if you don't want.

Check backlinko blog and subscribe to his mailing list. Sometimes he gave nice pieces of advice for free without to much bullshit in it.

bartosimpsonio said:

This is better planned than any post I've published in my life.

IMO if you do this for every post, you'll surely rank.

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Haha agreed,

But wouldn't you want to have step 4 "Create the 2nd paragraph answering the question immediately and briefly." at a later stage?

Just post it towards the end and make it easy to find, and in that way you dont risk to lose the reader after 5% of your text and that high bounce rate.

Or am I wrong here?

ch3sty said:

Haha agreed,

But wouldn't you want to have step 4 "Create the 2nd paragraph answering the question immediately and briefly." at a later stage?

Just post it towards the end and make it easy to find, and in that way you dont risk to lose the reader after 5% of your text and that high bounce rate.

Or am I wrong here?

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IMO it's not obligatory to answer the initial question right after it. Could be later, yes. as long you maintain a point/counterpoint to keep the reader hooked.

Meddie said:

Check backlinko blog and subscribe to his mailing list. Sometimes he gave nice pieces of advice for free without to much bullshit in it.

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Definitely will check this out

ch3sty said:

But wouldn't you want to have step 4 "Create the 2nd paragraph answering the question immediately and briefly." at a later stage?

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Recently, I realized that Google takes a snippet of a paragraph from a blog post from either from the 1st or the 2nd paragraph of the post. So if I were the one finding answers and I saw what I am looking right away without opening the website itself, I'll definitely check that one out.

Enoryht said:

Definitely will check this out



Recently, I realized that Google takes a snippet of a paragraph from a blog post from either from the 1st or the 2nd paragraph of the post. So if I were the one finding answers and I saw what I am looking right away without opening the website itself, I'll definitely check that one out.

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If that's the case I agree, I was under the understanding that the snippet might aswell could be fetched from the bottom of an article, as well as the top. As long as the format is clear.

I agree, that looks great. Really well planned, just don't try to answer the questions to early, or if anything just very broadly and mention you will go more into depth later to keep you audience hooked