This article is for those who have a lot to say about a subject. For the company that mainly has customers who are too busy to read long pieces of text or have a short attention span. And for those who want to add an extra layer of depth. Not just one blog, but a blog series. You want people to stay engaged throughout the entire series. That requires a certain structure and an attractive incentive to also read the next blog. How do you come to write a blog series and how do you structure it so that people buy phone number list hang on your every word?
There is little written about it so I felt free to tell you… in a single article
The conditions for a blog series that keeps people engaged
With a blog series you ‘activate the taste buds’ of your target group as:
He goes into detail about the needs of the people you want to reach
It is of top quality: easy to read, interesting from beginning to end, concrete and complete.
If you have a nice collection of articles, see if you have a blog series in the making somewhere.
The power of a serial
I was able to experience the effect of a serial (serial story) early on. In havo 4 my Dutch teacher asked me to write a serial story europe email for the school newspaper. He called me ‘the Yvonne Keuls of the future’ and I lived up to that name. I wrote a serial about alcoholism in the family, not a common subject at a Christian school on the edge of the Veluwe. I stuck my neck out quite a bit.
It was written so realistically that people thought I was drawing on my own experience. Under the last episode I reported that this situation was fictional, because I had too many conversations with concerned teachers. And pitying looks from schoolmates.
My skills were on everyone’s radar and my story had an impact. In no time everyone knew going forward, that will look like u me and that was quite an achievement for such a big school.
I’m telling you this because that’s the power of a blog series: you increase the chance that people will stay connected and become ambassadors. People want to know what happens next. They look forward to your next article.The conditions for a
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