How I originally wrote a blog post for my website

bySyxguns

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Updated 2 years ago

For all those reading: I have not read this information. It is a boilerplate that I had created using AI. I was going to post another post that explained this, but I am only allowed 1 post per day.

Introduction

I've been writing for my blog, The Women of Color Blogger, for over two years now. From the start, I wanted to write about things that matter to me as a woman of color. In order to do that effectively, I had to figure out how to write a blog post that was interesting enough for people to read, but also wrote them in a way that would make sense and be enjoyable. There is so much information out there on how to write a blog post, but it can be overwhelming when you're just starting out! To help you along with your writing journey here are some of the things I've learned:

I use Microsoft Word to write my blog posts.

You have a word processing program, and it's called Microsoft Word.

If you're like me, your first instinct may be to jump right into writing your blog post in Word. But there are some things you should know before doing so:

Word has a spell checker that will catch misspelled words and incorrect punctuation and capitalization as they happen. This is helpful because if you don't notice these mistakes while they're happening (and we all make them), they'll be harder to fix later on!

Word also has a grammar checker that will flag sentences or phrases that might not make sense grammatically--for example, "I went to the store yesterday" would come up with an error because "went" is past tense but yesterday was not yesterday yet when this sentence was written; instead it should say "I went yesterday." The grammar checker can help fix those kinds of issues automatically for most people who write English as their first language (but not everyone).

I use Grammarly to check for grammar, spelling and punctuation mistakes.

I use Grammarly to check for grammar, spelling and punctuation mistakes. I also use it to check for style and readability. It's free to use if you want to check your own writing, but if you want to make sure that other people are using proper grammar in their work then there is a paid version available as well.

I use Hemingwayapp to check for writing style and readability.

If you're looking to write a better blog post, I highly recommend checking out Hemingwayapp. It helps you write shorter and clearer by highlighting areas where your writing could be improved. The app also makes suggestions on how to fix those problems as well as providing an overall score for readability based on these factors:

Flesch Reading Ease (a measure of how easily understood the text is)

Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level (an estimate of what grade level is needed to understand the text)

I research topics before writing about them.

Writing a blog post is a lot like writing an essay. You should research your topic thoroughly and find out what other people have written about it, what people are asking about the topic, and what other people are saying about the topic.

Then you can write your own unique take on things!

I keep notes of all of my ideas or research in one place.

I keep notes of all of my ideas or research in one place.

I used to have a notebook that I would write down ideas in, but then I would lose it and have to start over again. Now, I use a file on my computer or phone to keep track of my thoughts and research instead.

Writing a blog post is not as easy as it seems.

Writing a blog post is not as easy as it seems.

First of all, it takes a lot of time to write a good blog post and make sure that everything is perfect before publishing it on your website. You have to research the topic you are writing about and find out what kind of information people want to read about this subject so they can learn something new or get some tips from your article. Then after that comes editing, which could take even more time than researching! After editing there must be proofreading for grammar errors because no one wants their readers' eyes bleeding from reading poorly written content on their site...or anywhere else for that matter!

Finally once everything is done, then comes sharing with the world via social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter but most importantly Google+ because without them there would be no way for anyone else outside our circle (friends/family) who may potentially benefit from reading such valuable advice contained within these pages; hence why I'm publishing this article today instead tomorrow morning...or maybe later tonight when everyone else gets home from work/school so they too could benefit from my wisdom gained through experience (i've been at this job since 2013).

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed reading about how I write my blog posts. It's not as easy as it looks, but if you follow these steps then you'll be well on your way to writing something great!

Notes

I did not write one word of this blog post. 100% AI generated. Read my next post called, “How I wrote 30 Articles in 1 hour.”