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Before you get started with the actual blog post writing you want to set up
your space first.

It's important to decide on the blogging tools you'll be using because a

chaotic approach will make blog writing frustrating and more time
consuming than it needs to be. There are lots of blog writing tools online
you can freely use.

What does it mean?

The most daunting question. What should my first blog post be about?

Well, what your first blog post should or shouldn't be depends on the blog
niche you're in and the core of your blog.

One of the most common first blog posts is introducing yourself in the blog
post.

How can it help you?

Some beginner bloggers put too much importance on the first blog post,
while some oversee it all together and post just anything. The truth is
somewhere in the middle.

Your first blog post is important but it's not crucial.

It's your chance to introduce yourself to the world and make your audience
stay around for your next publishes.
Your first blog post should be qualitative and insightful.

Yet, you shouldn't be obsessing about it being perfect. Isn't aiming for
perfection what holds us from stepping forward sometimes? Yes, it is. And
the same goes for blogging.

There are lots of people wishing to start a blog but they postpone it for too
long because they are afraid their blog posts won't be good enough.

The truth is, your first blog post won't be your best one. It won't be perfect.

The only thing you are supposed to do with your first blog post is to find a
topic your audience is interested in and do your best to write an insightful
post about it. It doesn't need to be wowing. You'll learn things down the
way.

Main Takeaway
15 seconds…

That’s how long the average reader (55%) spends on a blog post before
clicking elsewhere.

So how do you create content that converts ‘average readers’ into people
who’ll happily spend 5,10, or 15 minutes on your blood, sweat, and tears?

Readers who will then share your post, subscribe to your blog, grow your
audience, and make you feel that all is right with the world!

One word!
Structure!

It’s a horrible word, isn’t it? It’s boring!

When I think of the word ‘structure’ I imagine a guy in a grey suit delivering
a mind-numbingly tedious PowerPoint presentation about ‘corporate
overheads’ to a bunch of employees who feel a bit like this.

If you look up how to write a great blog post, you’ll see mixed answers on
what it should contain. Some say that you should focus on SEO and others
state that SEO doesn't matter if your readability and content is there.

So which one is correct?

Actually, both! Today I want to teach you how to incorporate both SEO and
Readability into your posts. No matter where you’re at in your blogging
skills, this article should be able to help you produce more readable, SEO-
oriented blog posts.

I'm going to give you tips on both, then I’ll teach you how to incorporate
them into your writing.

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existence is a myth. For science, music, sport, etc, Europe uses the same
vocabulary. The languages only differ in their grammar, their pronunciation
and their most common words. Everyone realizes why a new common
language would be desirable: one could refuse to pay expensive translators.
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pronunciation and more common words. If several languages coalesce, the
grammar of the resulting language is more simple and regular than that of
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and regular than the existing European languages. It will be as simple as
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family. Their separate existence is a myth. For science, music, sport, etc,
Europe uses the same vocabulary. The languages only differ in their
grammar, their pronunciation and their most common words. Everyone
realizes why a new common language would be desirable: one could refuse
to pay expensive translators. To