Although the concept of a review
Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2025 5:27 am
Although the concept of a review blog is super simple, getting the work done can be a challenge if you’ve never done it before. It’s one thing to see a finished blog and get how the process basically works, but when you sit down to write, it may be hard to get going.
I think these three element will help you get doing with the basics.
Use A Template
You don’t have to reinvent the wheel in order to provide buy canada cell phone number list information to your blog visitors. Create a simple template, then use that template across all reviews. If you have multiple types of content, then have a template for each type of content. This way, the framework is already done before you even get started writing an article. You just fill in the blanks.
It’s a lot less intimidating as writer to sit down and fill in 10x 200-word sections than it is to start at zero and work your way up to 2000 words.
Have A Minimum Word Count
Although maybe it sounds ultra basic and corny, aim for a minimum word count. As a new writer, I remember that I had a lot of assumptions about readers, and would end up with these tiny 500 word articles. Done! (wrong!)
Basic articles should have 1500-2000 words as a general rule of thumb, but of course, more complex topics may require more words, or you may discover that the topic is better split up into multiple articles. (Reviews are not ranked by search engines according to word count. This is just meant as a very basic framework for new bloggers.)
I think these three element will help you get doing with the basics.
Use A Template
You don’t have to reinvent the wheel in order to provide buy canada cell phone number list information to your blog visitors. Create a simple template, then use that template across all reviews. If you have multiple types of content, then have a template for each type of content. This way, the framework is already done before you even get started writing an article. You just fill in the blanks.
It’s a lot less intimidating as writer to sit down and fill in 10x 200-word sections than it is to start at zero and work your way up to 2000 words.
Have A Minimum Word Count
Although maybe it sounds ultra basic and corny, aim for a minimum word count. As a new writer, I remember that I had a lot of assumptions about readers, and would end up with these tiny 500 word articles. Done! (wrong!)
Basic articles should have 1500-2000 words as a general rule of thumb, but of course, more complex topics may require more words, or you may discover that the topic is better split up into multiple articles. (Reviews are not ranked by search engines according to word count. This is just meant as a very basic framework for new bloggers.)