Engaging your visitors and getting them to return to your website and blog can be a challenge. So sometimes it can pay to mix your blog up a little. By this I mean taking a different approach to the format and style of your blog posts.

The blogging styles you adopt can also help provide variety to your content calendar and can also help you when you get that dreaded writer's block.

Equally, focusing on a few similar styles can also show the reader consistency and set a level of expectation that the reader will either like or dislike - this will, of course, be dependant on you and your audience.

So here are twelve ideas to help you shake things up a bit. All twelve are proven to engage readers and keep them coming back over and over again.

Try a few blog post styles

I find that every time I build a new website for a new niche and audience, it pays to first try out a few different styles to find out what works best for your readers, and to then be guided by your site's analytics as to what works best. Maybe even try a particular style two or three times to see if there are commonalities, and then play to those strengths.

So in this tutorial we look at twelve blog types that are proven to engage with their audiences - by this I mean the posts that are most read, shared and commented on.

Click NEXT PAGE below to read about each of the 12 top blog types that work.



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LinusKeiser Premium
Hey Sean, I just wanted to express my delight regarding this blog post of yours! I found it to be tremendously helpful.

I have struggled quite a bit to shape my articles just the way I wanted, and these clear guidelines detailing different "post types" have really helped me a lot with content creation; it's taken much of the uncertainty out of coming up with a new post! I have now created a content plan with different stages, from creating interlinked posts to a round up, and I think it will result in a much better affiliate marketing experience for me and my readers.

Thanks a lot!
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SeanGreentre Premium
That is fantastic Linus.
Thanks too for your very kind feedback. I really do appreciate it and am glad that you and others are finding it useful.

You say that you created your plan. Hopefully my tutorial on creating an editorial calendar helped there too? If not, feel free to take a read. I think I added it to this tutorial, but here it is again for ease: . I also suggest in it a handy Wordpress plugin tool called Editorial Calendar that I find invaluable.

Anyway, I'm so pleased you liked it. Thank you again.

Kindest regards,
Sean
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LouisaB Premium
All twelve of these are very valuable to cherish. Thank you for this great list.
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SeanGreentre Premium
Thanks Louisa. I'm glad that you found it useful. Thanks too for your kind feedback. You are very kind.
Thank you.
Sean
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TomCaldwell1 Premium
Thank you Sean, for the valuanle information. I will put it to good use beginning today.
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SeanGreentre Premium
Thanks Tom. Great to hear you've adopted them. I'm sure you'll reap the benefits. Thanks too for your kind words. It is very much appreciated. Thank you.
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DaveSw Premium
Lots of good ideas here, Sean, very useful and thanks for your effort! have a great holiday season, and wishing you lots of sales! Dave : )
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SeanGreentre Premium
You're a star. Thanks Dave.
I'm so glad that you found the tutorial of use. Hopefully it will help you to more sales and that you too can look forward to some great returns from your website.

Have a great Christmas and here's to a prosperous 2018 for us all.

Thanks again,
Sean
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MKearns Premium
I've done a mix of many of these Sean. Writing a review is yet to come!
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SeanGreentre Premium
Good to hear Mike. No doubt a review will be on your hit list :-)
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