The whole is greater than the sum of the parts
I have recently been setting up several different self-hosted WordPress blogs, covering many different topic matters. All those blogs are being maintained and content edited by people who are not me, and I have noticed that several of those the content editors do not have much experience in writing for online audiences. That is ok. No one has experience until they’ve done it.
However, there are a couple of quick wins one can do for the articles per se, to make them easier to read and more entertaining for the reader, and I shall, completely non-scientifically, go through a few things I appreciate with other blogs out there. This also means this will turn into a blog post about blog posts, a thing I said a few years ago I would never do (because there are enough of them out there already), but I shall make this one exception to that rule in an attempt to be kind to colleagues and friends.
How to write a blog post – Part II
Time to save the world
This is the second part of my instructional blog post about…errr…blog posts. You can find the first one over here: How to write a blog post, and just to re-cap: this is mainly for the guys (friends and colleagues) that I have recently installed WordPress blogs for, and who maybe not are entirely used to writing for an online audience. If this is not you, and you don’t have a blog, you will probably not find this overly interesting.
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