April 27, 2012

Want your blog to be a happy blog? SSTTP is the answer.

Want your blog to be happy, well liked, and well read? Silly question. Who doesn't?

Short Sweet and To The Point

Yes, my friends, as with most things in life the answer lies in simplicity.

  • Short. Keep your blog posts to less than 600 words. Shorter is better. Use 600 as your absolute maximum.
  • Sweet. Write in crisp, clean, easy to understand words.  
  • To the Point. One issue per post. State it. Deal with it. End it.

Follow this simple guide and you won't be sorry.


"If you don't pay attention to the needs of your audience, they won't pay attention to you."

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Apr 27, 2012 8:48:54 AM | Blog, Content, Success, Writing

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