Post by account_disabled on Dec 9, 2023 2:03:23 GMT -5
When I write an article, like any other text, I first define a draft which speeds up my writing work. It is a method for organizing thoughts after having had the idea for a post: I write down the main points to be covered and then create a structure, a framework for the article. The schedule allows me to have an overview of the post and guides my writing along precise indications. The drafting of the text is quicker, because it allows me to move from one point to another without having to think about what to write next, since it is already established. Furthermore, the post lineup defines a clear hierarchy within the articles , identifying the secondary points of the topic covered.
How to create a playlist Once I have found the Phone Number Data idea for a post, I imagine a series of subtopics to talk about and prepare a list of words or very short sentences that summarize the concept: they will be a first draft of the subtitles . Once the list is written, I revise the subheadings to make them more appealing to the reader, while also keeping in mind the secondary keywords related to my topic. These subtitles represent the most important aspects of my post, for me they are a sort of guidelines for writing and for the reader they become a guide for reading. Just as a blog is divided into a series of categories or subtopics, a post is divided into as many subtopics. The schedule is not ready yet, because I tend to constantly revise it, trying to understand if I have covered every aspect of the article I want to write. I happen to cut some points, as well as add some, even when writing the post.
What steps do you follow to create a post schedule? Write down as many key points as possible to cover in the article - these will be h2 subtitles Add more dots to some sections if necessary - these will be h3 subtitles Review and reorganize the various points to improve their hierarchy The use of the lineup and creativity in the text Does the lineup limit the blogger's creativity? Absolutely not, because it is precisely creativity, if we want to call it that, that intervenes in the preparation of the lineup, combined with technique and with an eye to optimization for search engines. Doesn't writing in one go make writing more spontaneous? Certainly, but I also write straight away with the outline: I immediately create the points to develop and write the subtopics straight away. What is the point of the ladder then? To structure the post, to make it more readable, to facilitate the writing work, to organize the subtopics of the post. Do you always use a ladder? Generally yes, I find it useful and now my way of writing posts includes it.
How to create a playlist Once I have found the Phone Number Data idea for a post, I imagine a series of subtopics to talk about and prepare a list of words or very short sentences that summarize the concept: they will be a first draft of the subtitles . Once the list is written, I revise the subheadings to make them more appealing to the reader, while also keeping in mind the secondary keywords related to my topic. These subtitles represent the most important aspects of my post, for me they are a sort of guidelines for writing and for the reader they become a guide for reading. Just as a blog is divided into a series of categories or subtopics, a post is divided into as many subtopics. The schedule is not ready yet, because I tend to constantly revise it, trying to understand if I have covered every aspect of the article I want to write. I happen to cut some points, as well as add some, even when writing the post.
What steps do you follow to create a post schedule? Write down as many key points as possible to cover in the article - these will be h2 subtitles Add more dots to some sections if necessary - these will be h3 subtitles Review and reorganize the various points to improve their hierarchy The use of the lineup and creativity in the text Does the lineup limit the blogger's creativity? Absolutely not, because it is precisely creativity, if we want to call it that, that intervenes in the preparation of the lineup, combined with technique and with an eye to optimization for search engines. Doesn't writing in one go make writing more spontaneous? Certainly, but I also write straight away with the outline: I immediately create the points to develop and write the subtopics straight away. What is the point of the ladder then? To structure the post, to make it more readable, to facilitate the writing work, to organize the subtopics of the post. Do you always use a ladder? Generally yes, I find it useful and now my way of writing posts includes it.