The 7 Ingredients of a Good Content Writing Recipe When it started, content marketing was about providing buyers with valuable content when deciding whether to buy the product or not. It helped the consumers choose between products. But today, businesses and content marketing agencies have reduced content marketing to “If our competition has a blog,…
The Ultimate Guide To Content Writing For Architects Stories are the cornerstone of every piece of architecture and leading them are their creative storytellers – the architects. Beyond structural elevations, it is their idea taking off from the ground. An idea that extends beyond the design requirements to reflect their values and rises high above…
Every content writer must do this one thing before writing an article I’ve spent more than 10 years of my life living in the midst of content writers. I’ve taught, trained, and honed writers with varied levels of experience and there’s one thing that, beyond a doubt, has been the biggest differentiating factor between a…
Blogging is a method that is beneficial for your website SEO in many ways. It helps your website to rank well in the SERPs through appropriate keyword usage, backlinking, webpage indexing by regularly uploading blogs on your website, and so on. If you have been using blogs, then it’s great. But have you ever taken a look at the blogs that were written a long time ago? Are they still ranking on the SERPs and aiding your SEO? If not, then here’s how a content writing agency recycles blogs in order to boost a website’s online presence.
“Exasperating farrago of distortions, misrepresentations & outright lies being broadcast by an unprincipled showman masquerading as a journalist”
What you just read is one of many Shashi Tharoor’s tweets that showcases his vocabulary. Tweets like these have captured the attention of many people online. But, using such words in your blogs may not help you get your audience’s attention!
When I started working as a technical writer in a content writing agency, I used to include heavy and complex words in my blogs. But my seniors explained to me why my approach was wrong. Now, while writing technical content, I use contextual vocabulary that’s necessary, but I avoid words that would make my sentences complex. Hence, I ensure that my blogs are simple yet professional. Using heavy words can affect the readability of your blogs and affect the power of your messaging.
There comes a time when we have to conduct research. It could be for a school project, a presentation or a report that you have to submit. Back in the day, research was a strenuous process. It meant hitting the library and diving into books, journals and newspaper – a true hunt for information. Today, you don’t have to hit the library, but that does not mean researching is fun, for most of us at least, it’s still a bore. The internet is our research haven, a one-stop spot. So how do you get done with this cumbersome and tiresome process quickly?