Useful Tips to Write A Perfect Blog with Examples

websites we have to produce high-quality content but produce it quickly, and so I told Rikki that we were going to be filming this video today, but I didn't tell him some of the details

I left a little note on his doorstep this morning, unsure why he asked me to video this. Here we go, meet me at GPS coordinates well; we'll be on Teddy's climbing the mountain take the dirt bike. Are you probably wondering why

I've brought you on this wild goose chase. We needed to be in the ambiance of the outdoors because you, for the next 60 minutes, need to write a blog post on the keywords right here; why do four-wheelers backfire? Do you know anything about four-wheelers?

I didn't think so, so we're going to show that you can do this in 60 minutes and while you're typing.

I'm going to show these fine people how we are using our time efficiently to produce quality content. Your time starts now. The first way to save a ton of time when you're writing blog posts and to prevent writer's block is to keep a hit list of articles just spin one day a few hours getting the keywords that you find using our Google alphabet-soup method that we always use and put them in a Google Doc then any time you want to write just go to your hit list and grab your headline. Already complete seven tips for writing an ATV safely or six ways to make your

ATV starts more smoothly than grab our headline and copy and paste it into a blog post. That way, when you sit down, there's no thinking you're ready to go next step is to write the first sentence and the answer paragraph, but you may not know how to do that unless you first do a little bit of research. Ricky has a mission didn't know how four-wheelers backfire, and I would have no idea either how to cut your research time in half is to not come off as an expert instead present yourself as the person's neighbor, just a friend who has a similar problem. If Ricky writes this blog post from an expert's point of view, then.

you have to spend time proving yourself and why you know you want data and statistics to prove your points, but if instead, you're just the friend, then you can do some research quickly finding an answer usually that's spread across forum posts and YouTube

videos that you may spend 10 to 15 minutes researching to find, but because we're writing on such a niche topic it

shouldn't take long to explore if you're writing on something comprehensive like a pillar post 3,500 words, then this is going to take a more extended amount of time, but this is a response post response posts are 1,500 words long and directly answer a niche question

that isn't answered elsewhere online; if you're not sure the difference between response staple and pillar posts and why we do that to rank better on Google, you gotta check out this video

that we've done, the next step is to write your first sentence and your answer paragraph, so Ricky, have you already finished your first sentence? I have indeed all right, let's hear it. I'm sitting here at an ATV and dirt bike track and started thinking, why is it the

four-wheelers backfire ok good, so you use the keyword, and you've kind of developed a little bit of a connection with the reader, you know, say hey I'm here I a human being I'm sitting

here writing this for you, and I find that that's usually the best way to do it is because this is probably going to be your description in a Google search result unless you're actively entering in

something different in the CEO plugin, which i think is kind of a waste of time because you can already just make the first sentence of your blogpost something that works well as a description so

that I think that's a great first sentence, and then you'll have your answer paragraph. The answer paragraph is about three to four sentences long, and this is usually bolded, and it just is a quick

summary like this is the answer the reason that we do this is because we win snippets this way, so many of our blog posts get a snippet on Google because of this technique it's killer and nobody

else is talking about this and blogging a bolded second paragraph that directly answers the question, so if you've written your answer paragraph yet I have let's hear it one of the mos

t nerve-racking sounds I hear when riding a four-wheeler is a backfire, so I didn't so I did little research four-wheelers usually backfired because of a sudden short moment where the engines running too rich or too lean that means it's either getting more fuel than it needs for the amount of air it.