Analyzing the level of detail in a post helps you understand the added value for the reader. It also helps you generate new ideas for blog articles.
Carlos Bravo6
Aggregating and summarizing is one of the basic concepts that every blogger must master. Many are not aware that saving time by avoiding the reader having to do new searches to find what they are looking for is already an added value of an important post.
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I have recently published a few new articles about types of blog posts. So it was a good time to post a few more blog posts to highlight the objectives of each one and what they bring to the blogger. After publishing job function email list the article I realized that I have only touched the tip of the iceberg since there are many things to tell. It also makes sense to understand the level of detail that a post can provide.
Contents
1 The conceptual post that seeks to make the reader think instead of giving answers
2 The post advice is a guide with steps to put a concept or idea into practice
3 The post practical case that provides data and a specific context
The conceptual post that seeks to make the reader think instead of giving answers
When you are not 100% sure, there is no point in looking for answers to the wrong questions . Your reader likes to be made to think from time to time. It is also a sign of humility on the part of the blogger and not wanting to create the impression of knowing everything and always.
As the name suggests, there is also the possibility of presenting a provisional concept. It does not provide many details and does not look much like what could be considered an implementation guide or tutorial. Despite this, it can be the first step to development. With a post of this type, you can also count on the help of users to continue developing the concept and turn it into an article that provides more details.