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February 8, 2017 By marisa

Blogging to Encourage, Empower, and Enrich Audiences

Blogging that Brings Out the Best

Positivity in blogging is more important than ever. Making an audience feel at home entices them to read a post – even those running at the recommended 300 words – to the end. Successful blogs encourage, empower, and enrich their readership with pertinent content, lively photography and videos, and succinct content. Below are three examples of how women are blogging personally and professionally with thoughtfulness and elegant style.

Positivity in blogging increases readers’ engagement by encouraging, empowering, and educating the audience.

Blogs Encourage Discovery

The blog may be for personal exploration/discovery, such as the travelogue, Exploring the World, does. My friend, Mary Jane Koenig, encourages travel for active seniors at http://maryjanekoenig.blogspot.com/ As a retiree, she and her husband explores Florida and places that cruise ships take them.

Blogs Empower Change

Blogs may be artistic and soul-expanding like the one my friend, Suzi Baum Banks, crafts. As an artist, actress, author, and workshop leader, she holds a unique set of credentials to offer perspective on deep growth and change for mothers and other women in search of a more fulfilling life. She post her empowering words at http://www.suzibanksbaum.com/blog/

Blogs Enrich Opportunities

Or, a blog may be business-minded, as the one that my friend, Debbie Peterson, writes at Getting to Clarity. Here she enriches mid-life women’s own narratives to be their best advocates for professional change. This change begins from within their thinking patterns. She applies her experiences as public speaker and business coach to write a blog that focuses on nurturing an optimistic mindset for success. Find her at http://gettingtoclarity.com/blog/

Blogging that Makes a Difference

While some sensitive subjects may arise, these authors make their points with a good dose of compassion, advice, and goodwill. And in doing so, they enliven the dialogue between themselves and their readers to encourage all women to live more passionately creative lives. Recently, Debbie Peterson shared Maryanne Williamson’s poem, “Our Deepest Fears” with me. It speaks on the subject of transformation to give a fresh reminder that blogging about potential has ripple effects for those we know – and even those we have yet to meet.

February 17, 2016 By marisa

Planned Release Ensures Impact of Blog

Two Best Days for Planned Blog Release

Planned release ensures blog's success. — Planned release ensures blog’s success.

Everyone knows that blogs, and their timely release, increase site traffic. What if the combination of the number of posts and the days they are published acted as a tumbler on a lock? What combination creates immediate flow that can increase productivity? It can often be noted that words are frequently overlooked. But the power behind words, and the blogs that they comprise, are a powerful and a surefire way to boost a site’s activity.

Some argue that frequent release of information works best to keep people interested in a product or service. As discussed earlier in the We Write It Right blog, three forms of social media are all that is needed for an effective social media calendar. So leave the smaller snippets for Twitter’s 140-character space restrictions and Instagram’s photograph caption feed. When writing a web’s blog, two entries a week are optimal. Why? They will more than likely be read, because the readers will not feel hammered by an onslaught of stories. Remember: less is more. It is better to go for quality over quantity. Article that are 300-400 words tops – retain readers’ interest. Gone are the days of the 500-word composition with its neat five points. Students learned to write in this form for everything from back-to-school reflections to SAT essays. Stay on point with under 400 words.

How about the two best days for planned release? It’s easy. Tuesdays and Fridays. Emails, travel, and over-the-weekend deadlines drive business attention early in the week. So Mondays are a no-no. Set the delayed release to 00:01 AM EST for the biggest impact. At the opposite side of the week lies Friday. An end-of-the-week release is optimal. People are tying up their work week, planning for the weekend, and will more than likely be out of meetings that would occupy their time mid-week. As with Tuesday, plan for a release a moment after midnight to touch the largest audience. By writing 300-400 word blogs, which are posted on Tuesdays and Fridays right after midnight, site traffic can be optimized. And that means more visibility for the products and services associated with the site.

Close Observation Creates Better Copy and Content Writing

Take These Three Passes When Observing Subject Matter We’ve all seen cats observing their vistas. Sitting in windows, their tails twitch with excitement. We, too, can easily write better copy and content by looking at subjects with intense curiosity. Three views we can take on a subject include its physical appearance, its social impact, and its holistic application. Physical Appearance Drives Most Copy […]

Basics Back Good Copy and Content Writing

Here’s the Scoop on Keeping Content Fresh Great copy and content writing are expensive ways to promote products and services. The cost is factored by considering the assignment’s concept, draft, editing, and delivery. Additionally, the quality of writing of professional writers is influenced by many things, including: Professional background; Advanced degrees and continuing education; And, the variety of lifestyle experiences that contribute to overall knowledge. More importantly, great writing results from a […]

Three Ways to Unify with Heartfelt Writing

Optimistic Writing Enhances Personal and Professional Ties “Write it on your heart that every day is the best day of the year.” Ralph Waldo Emerson’s words from his poem, “Write it on Your Heart,” is as timely now as it was when it was written 150 years ago. How can we use positive, heartfelt writing to lift up others through personal correspondence and […]