Blog Post Structure – Blog post Kesy published Kren

WordPress Post Publishing:

1. Login to Your Dashboard: First, go to your WordPress website dashboard (usually “www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin”).
2. Add New Post: On the left sidebar, hover over ‘Posts‘ and then click ‘Add New‘.
3. Title and Content: Add a title at the top and then input your content in the provided editor below.
4. Add Images: Click on the ‘Add Media‘ button above the editor. Upload new images or select existing ones. Once selected, click ‘Insert into post‘.
5. Categories and Tags: On the right sidebar, choose or add categories and tags relevant to your post.
6. Publish: Once you’re satisfied, click the ‘Publish‘ button on the right sidebar.

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Blogger Post Publishing:

1. Login to Your Dashboard: Go to “www.blogger.com” and log in.
2. Create a New Post: On the dashboard, you’ll see your blog listed. Click on ‘New Post’ below the blog name.
3. Title and Content: Add a title at the top. Below that, there’s a content editor where you can write your post.
4. Add Images: Use the image icon on the toolbar (looks like a picture) to add images. You can upload from your computer or choose from already uploaded images.
5. Labels: On the right sidebar, add relevant labels to categorize your content.
6. Publish: Click the orange ‘Publish’ button at the top right when you’re ready.

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Blog Post Structure:

1. Title (Headline):
   • Captivating and to the point.
   • It should clearly convey what the post is about.
   • Ideally contains your focus keyword.
2. Introduction:
   • A brief overview of what the blog post is about.
   • Can include a personal story or a relatable incident to engage readers.
   • State the problem or question that the blog post will address.
3. Subheading (H2):
   • Breaks down the main topic.
   • Helps structure the content and make it reader-friendly.
4. Main Content (Paragraphs under H2):
   • Detailed information about the sub-topic.
   • Should be structured in short paragraphs for easy reading.
   • Can use bullet points or numbered lists if explaining steps or listing items.
5. Images or Visuals:
   • Use high-quality, relevant images.
   • Ensure they are optimized for the web (in terms of size).
6. Additional Subheadings (H2, H3, etc.):
   • Continue to break down content into sub-topics.
   • Helps in organizing the content and providing a logical flow.
7. Internal and External Links:
   • Link to other relevant articles on your website (internal links).
   • Link to authoritative sources if you’re quoting data or research (external links).
8. Conclusion:
   • Summarize the main points discussed in the blog.
   • Can provide a personal opinion or a call to action, prompting readers to take some action or leave a comment.
9. Call to Action (CTA):
   • Encourage readers to take a specific action, like signing up for a newsletter, sharing the post, or reading another related article.
10. Comments Section:

• Allow readers to leave comments, ask questions, or share their own experiences.

11. Author Bio (Optional):

• A short bio of the writer, establishing credibility.

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