Writing a blog post is an easy way to create content for your business. This article will discuss the benefits of starting a Christian blog and how to make it happen.
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Christian blogs are popular because they offer spiritual advice from people that have been there before you. In addition, they encourage those struggling with life’s circumstances and give hope in times of hardship.
Blogs can also help you grow your faith and share what God has done in your life through journaling or scripture verses. So whether you’re new to blogging or need some fresh ideas to get started, here are six steps on how to start a Christian blog!
How To Start A Christian Blog
In the upcoming section, I will show you, step-by-step, how to start a Christian blog. Continue reading to learn everything that goes into creating a blog.
Start a Christian blog today!
A Christian blogger should always keep in mind the audience they are trying to reach when choosing their domain name, especially if multiple groups could benefit from reading the blog. You’ll want something catchy but also meaningful.
For example, “Amanda Smith” might pick “amandasmithblogging.com,” while someone else with a different surname might go for “christiancatholicmommyblogger.com.” It all depends on what you’re comfortable with and who you’re hoping to attract as readers or followers. Remember, though, that whatever URL you use must end.
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Should I start a Christian blog?
Should you start a Christian blog? Absolutely! Blogging can be a great way to grow your faith and share it with others. In this article, I’ll summarize the benefits of starting a Christian blog for those who may need some encouragement.
Each person has their own reasons why they want to start blogging; mine are all from personal experience and goals that I have set for myself throughout my life. Creating an online presence is necessary nowadays if you’re in any business or creative field- regardless of whether or not what you do is related specifically to religion at all.
Whenever there’s a crisis, people turn on their televisions, radios, and computers looking for answers- even more so when natural disasters such as earthquakes strike our country. In times like these, Christian bloggers are responsible for offering their prayers and encouragement to those looking for guidance or strength.
If you’re not religious when starting your blog, don’t worry! There are ways to still get the benefits of blogging without explicitly stating that it’s a Christian site. For example, you can set up an About page where readers will be able to learn more about you and what you plan on writing about in future posts.
There is no one right way to start a Christian blog- but there are some things that every blogger should do before launching their website into cyberspace:
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- Write an About page or biography that will be one of the first things a visitor sees when they come to your blog
- Segment out different categories, such as parenting, relationships, and faith. This way, readers can find posts on topics relevant to them easily! You could also include links in those sections, so people interested in specific content don’t have to go through all your other posts looking for it.
- Include social media buttons at the bottom of each post so visitors can share with friends (and yes, this includes you!)
Why don’t Christians start blogs?
Many Christians may be intimidated or feel like they don’t have anything to share. But, there’s a lot of good information that can come from blogging- you might even inspire someone who is going through something similar.
Bloggers should never forget their audience when it comes to choosing the domain name for their site. For example, a blog about parenting would use “parenting blogger” as its URL, while one with more broad content could go for “christiancatholicmommyblogger.” Remember that your website must end in .com regardless of what you choose, though!
Christian bloggers also need to keep themselves accountable and make sure they’re honest on occasion (we all know how tempting self-promotion can be!). You’ll want readers or followers.
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Discover how to write engaging blog posts
Here are some tips for writing engaging blog posts
- Be authentic. Bloggers should never forget their audience when it comes to choosing the domain name for their site.
- Share your faith with others! Christian bloggers also need to keep themselves accountable and make sure they’re honest on occasion (we all know how tempting self-promotion can be!)
- Include social media buttons at the bottom of each post so visitors can share with friends (and yes, this includes you)
Learn how to get blog traffic
If you’re a blogger and want to know how to get blog traffic, the first thing I would recommend is using keywords in your posts. These are words that relate to your content- this includes nouns as well as adjectives.
You should also consider guest blogging! This is when you write articles for other blogs so they can share them on their site.
Write about topics people care about and try not just rehashing what someone else has already said; there’s enough information out there without doing that (plus it will help with search engine optimization)
Finally, make sure your website is easily found if readers google “Christian blog” or something similar. To do this, include relevant keywords in the URL of each page of
Create a platform that advances your goals
Blogging can be beneficial on many levels- it’s a good way to share your faith, build relationships with others and have fun. Here are some tips for building an online platform that will advance these goals (and not take over the rest of your life!)
- Make sure you’re consistent when posting new content; this is important both in terms of frequency as well as what you post
- You should also make sure blog posts are engaging, so people read them all the way through! Consider asking readers questions or including lists. Remember: if they don’t finish reading it, they won’t come back to view future posts either.
- Be prepared to invest time into creating content. I know blogging has been called “lazy writing,” but it’s not as easy as many people assume, and there is a lot of work that goes into each post.
- Once you’ve written your blog posts, be sure to promote them on social media! This will increase the likelihood that readers come back for more content. You can also include links in those sections, so visitors don’t have to go through all your other posts looking for what they want.
- Keep track of how well your posts do with analytics tools such as Google Analytics or Facebook Insights – this way, you’ll know which topics are most popular (and maybe where adjustments need to be made)
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Is it worth starting a Christian blog?
If you’re considering starting a Christian blog, here are some reasons why it might be worth your time
- You’ll want to share with others what is most important in your life. And blogging can really help connect people too!
- It’s fun and creative; there’s something about writing that feels invigorating!
- The potential for income (in the form of advertisements or sponsorships) – this shouldn’t be the main reason. Still, it certainly helps provide motivation and validation when readers see sponsored posts from products they know and love on their newsfeeds!
- Potential customers may find you through search engines if you include relevant keywords in each page URL like I mentioned before. This will also increase how
How much money do Christian blogs make?
Many people believe Christian blogs make a lot of money- but that’s not always the case! It really depends on what type of content you’re writing, your audience, and other factors. Here are some examples:
- Sponsored posts can range from $50 – $200+ depending on how many followers you have (and the quality of your blog)
- Product reviews can also be profitable for bloggers if they’re well written; these typically pay between 50¢ to $20 per post.
But there is another element at play here, too… to get paid by sponsors or companies who want to advertise with you, it means readers need to see those sponsored posts first, so they understand where your opinions come from. This means you’ll need to keep on writing and posting, even if it’s not your favorite part of the process.
- Blogger salaries can be anywhere from $30,000 – $100,000+ (or more!) depending on what company they work for and other factors. Of course, it will also depend on how much time is spent working at this job as well!
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How do I start a Christian blog in 10 steps?
In this section, I will show you how to start a Christian blog in just 10 steps
Step 1. Define your target audience and your niche
Who is your target audience? What do they want to read about, and what problems will you solve for them with your blog posts?
What’s the niche of your blog going to be? How will it differ from other blogs on this topic (if applicable!) so that readers feel like yours offers something unique or has a different perspective/approach.
You should also think about how often you’ll publish new content, whether you’re just doing text-based blogging or if you plan on adding photos as well. The more work involved in creating each post means there needs to be some balance between frequency and quality!
For example, I’m targeting bloggers who would love advice specifically geared towards their interests – things like how to start a Christian blog, how to write great content, and create an ad campaign on social media.
I’m going to be writing posts every day with relatable pictures (that I take myself) for my audience, mostly female and some male readers.
My niche is mainly about blogging advice with the occasional post about faith-related topics important in today’s culture.
Step 2. Pick Your Blog Name and Domain
This seems simple, but it’s one of the most important steps. What will your blog be called? Do you need a domain name, or can you use WordPress/Blogger for free to start with?
There are many different ways to find a catchy and memorable blog name- I find that brainstorming is usually the easiest way! Brainstorm some ideas, look up domains on sites like GoDaddy (or other places), and see what catches your eye.
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Ensure your domain name sends a message to readers that every aspect of this blog will include my faith and that I’m a Christian.
Step 3. Pick a platform and hosting plan
This is important because it will affect how much work you need to put into your blog and determine the level of customization. For example, will you use WordPress, Blogger, or something else?
We recommend using a platform like WordPress that offers more flexibility in design- but if this doesn’t seem feasible for whatever reason (you’re just starting with blogging), then go ahead and sign up for a free account at Blogger!
The downside here is there are limitations when it comes to customizing things such as colors/fonts, but the good news is they have great templates that make designing posts really easy.
Buy your domain name and hosting plan
Once you’ve picked a name and figured out the platform for your blog, it’s time to purchase them. If you’re going with WordPress, then this is easy- go ahead and sign up on their site! The hosting plan should be purchased separately from there. For Blogger, all of these details are taken care of when registering an account.
However, if you decide not to use either one (maybe because they don’t offer what you need or won’t), then that means creating everything yourself, which can take more time as well as money, so make sure to consider those factors before deciding on a new platform/hosting company.
How do I install WordPress?
If you’re using WordPress, here’s how to install it:
- Go to wordpress.org and click “Get Started Now”
- Click the blue-button that says “Download Now.” This will download your files in a zip folder onto your computer (it’ll probably be called something like ‘WordPress or ‘wp’)
- Unzip this file on your desktop
- Double click the icon for ‘installation,’ which should start automatically. If not, then open up windows explorer and go into the unzipped folder where you’ll see an installation program. Double-clicking should launch this! It might take a while, but once everything is done installing, you’re good to go, so don’t worry about any of those details – they’ll be self-explanatory.
If you are using a web hosting provider like Bluehost, they will have a large button that says “install WordPress. Click that button, then sit back and relax as all of the work is done for you.
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Choose a WordPress theme for your Christian blog
A WordPress theme is a code that changes the look and feel of your website. You can find WordPress themes all over the internet for free, or you can buy them from sites like Themeforest!
My favorite place to get free WordPress templates is Themeforest. I have many different types of designs- some are more basic while others will offer great customization options, so please come back often as new ones are added!
ThemeForest also has lots of awesome WordPress designs, but they do cost money. So if you want to save money, take your time browsing through each template because there usually is a lot of one type just with slight differences in color, design, etc., which means it should be easy to find something perfect.
Add plugins to your Christian blog
A plugin is a third-party program that adds features to WordPress. For example, one of the most popular plugins would be “Yoast SEO.” Plugins are easy to install and can make blogging easier for you
There are many different types of plugins, so do some research or ask around to find out what might work best for you! Just remember this- if there’s something specific in mind, then it could be worth buying Plugin X, but if not and all you want is Yoast SEO, then use their free version because they have lots of resources online that will help with other things such as setting up social media accounts, etc
Create essential pages & logo
The last step of running your own blog is creating the pages and logo needed.
- You should have an “About Me” page which will introduce yourself and what you do.
- A Contact Us/Contact Page – this way, people can reach out to you with any questions or needs they might have! Of course, you want it easy for them, so make sure there’s an email address, phone number as well as a contact form.
- Finally, if you’re not using WordPress, create some custom header (usually at the top) that sets up expectations for what visitors will find on your site.
If all goes according to plan, in about 20 minutes time from when I started writing this post…I’ll be done!
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Step 4. Use SEO to succeed with Christian blogging
SEO or search engine optimization is a set of strategies and techniques to make your website rank higher on search engine results pages. (i.e., Google, Bing)
By following some simple steps, you can maximize the number of visitors to your blog via Google searches by including keywords and by implementing semantic SEO best practices that will help readers find your content more easily!
-Firstly, make sure all posts have a title tag so it is easy for people searching on google to see what they’re about
-Secondly, give every post an appropriate meta description – this should be about 160 characters or less with no formatting besides bolding/italicizing, etc
Thirdly, include relevant hashtags (#Christianbloggers #Christiansonablog) in tags.
Step 5. Social Profiles
This step is optional but I think it’s important to mention this!
Social media has proven that if you want people to find your blog, then make sure they can follow you on social media.
I recommend creating a Twitter account, Facebook page, or Instagram account and linking them all together so it will be easy for readers who come across one of those platforms to see the other places where they can learn more about what you’re doing with your Christian blog.
-Twitter: Followers are allowed up to without running afoul of Twitter rules (it seems like there isn’t much consistency here). In any case, my rule of thumb would be “less than 40” per company/person
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-Facebook: Make sure you have a company page and that your personal profile is set to be public. On the company, page make sure that “More” or “About” has an about section that includes who you are/what your blog is all about
- Instagram: Followers typically max out at this 100, so it’s important not to go over that
- I also recommend using a site like Buffer to post on social media at an optimal time!
Step 6. Optimize for Pinterest
Pinterest is a social media platform that allows users to “pin” images from other websites. Pinterest has been proven to be one of the best ways for people looking for information, like Christian bloggers and Christianity in general!
- Start by signing up on Pinterest (the site will give you instructions on how to do so)
Then click over to your profile page where it should say something about making an account public or not – this makes it easier for followers/visitors if they can sort through posts based on whether or not content is private.
Choose “Pin an Image.” This takes you into another window with a URL field at the top of the screen followed by ‘Paste image’ below that. There’s also a field that says ‘alt text’ – this is for when the image doesn’t load properly and, while it’s not necessary to have an alt-text on every pin, I would recommend doing so just in case.
Next, you’re going to want to add your URL onto the Pinterest window. This should start with “URL:” followed by a space
Then paste your blog url into the next box which will look like one of these:
“YOUR_URL.com/blog/” (the default) or if you have a custom domain name, enter YOUR_DOMAINNAME HERE before .blogspot/.wordpress, etc. If all goes according to plan, my post should be pinned by now!
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Step 7. Set up email updates
Create a Mailchimp account and start adding your subscribers. MailChimp is one of the most popular email service providers for bloggers, and it’s free to use up to 2000 subscriber/subscriber contacts!
- Make sure you have a clickable link on each post that people can signup with or create a new list in your MailChimp account called “Blog Subscribers,” then add all blog subscribers from there.
- Also, make sure you’re sending out periodic emails – this should be at least monthly, but I recommend weekly as well so long as it doesn’t get too annoying for readers who are subscribed 🙂
Choose an email provider and create a mailing list
- Mailchimp: Probably the best option for bloggers, and it’s free up to 2000 subscribers/subscribes.
- Hatchbuck: A good alternative but not as easy to use, especially if you’re trying to create a custom list of emails to segment your readers.
- Aweber: Fairly simple – great for beginners!
- GetResponse: I don’t have personal experience with this email service provider, but they also offer some pretty cool features like templates that are responsive, so no matter what device someone is viewing on, there will be an appropriate layout which isn’t always the case with other providers. They’ve also been known to provide better customer support than their competitors too 🙂
Step 8. Write content
The next step is to write the content for your blog.
First, you’ll want to create a title that will grab people’s attention and make them click through
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Next, add some keywords so Google knows what kind of post this is about! For example: “How To Start A Christian Blog” or “What I Wore Today.” Google might not rank your site as well if it doesn’t have these required elements in place – but don’t worry too much because we’ve got plenty more steps ahead 🙂
Then share on Facebook and Twitter! You can also share with email using Mailchimp, which we did earlier (and any other social media platforms) at least once a day. The most important thing to remember here, though: never post on all of them simultaneously, or else you’ll be wasting valuable social media hours!
Lastly, think about how to optimize your blog so readers can find it. This is a whole other topic that I’m not going to get into here, but there are plenty of resources out there for beginners 🙂
Step 9. Publish your blog post
After you’ve written your post, it’s time to publish!
Head over to the publication tab and select what date (or days) this blog post should be published on. This is important because if something goes wrong later in the process, we can always go back and fix it before publishing again. If you’re adding new posts, then just hit “add new,” – but don’t worry about that yet 🙂
Lastly, write a summary of the content to know how awesome or helpful this information might be for them once they click through. We want readers, after all! More visitors to our site means more potential conversions, which is good news for any business owner 😉
And voila! You have successfully started.
Bonus tips for starting a Christian blog
Now that you know how to start a Christian blog, here are some tips that can help you meet your goals faster.
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Learn how to get blog traffic
- Make sure to write good content that will resonate with your readers so they’ll want to come back for more.
- Use tools like Google Analytics and Mailchimp (which we did earlier)
- Write about something you’re passionate about – people are much more likely to read posts that have been written by someone they can connect with on a personal level
- Focus on how it benefits the reader instead of talking about yourself all the time. This is important because if there’s no incentive for them, then why should anyone care?
Keep readers coming back for more
- Share on social media often, but not all at the same time
- Use your blog to promote your latest products and services – remember that this is a marketing tool!
- Regularly add posts, so readers always come back for more (but don’t overwhelm yourself by posting every day!)
- Offer freebies periodically in exchange for their email address with Mailchimp or Aweber. This will allow you to stay connected with potential customers who might otherwise forget about you 🙂
Keep your focus on Jesus
- The most important thing is to keep your focus on Jesus and how He has changed you for the better
- One of the best ways to connect with your audience to connect your journey with the teachings found in the bible.
How do I monetize my Christian blog?
In this section, we are going to discuss some of the best ways to make money with your Christian blog.
Sell physical and digital products
- You can set up an online store with Stripe, Paypal, Google Checkout, or whatever payment provider you prefer
- You can sell everything from Bibles to bookmarks with Bible verses from your Christian blog.
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Affiliate marketing
Affiliate marketing is a great way to earn commissions. For example, if you sign up for commission junction and link your blog post with their affiliate program, they will pay whenever someone clicks on the links in your content or completes an action like filling out a form (we did this earlier).
You can also make money by linking to Amazon’s Affiliates program – which means that whenever someone uses one of these links from within your content and buys something, Amazon will give you a small percentage as long as that customer spends over $25.
There are many ways to monetize through affiliation! The best thing about affiliates is that it takes no extra effort on your part 🙂
Here is a list of 10 Christian affiliate programs you can join and make money
Advertising income
You can make money by advertising on your blog. For example, you can get paid by Google when someone views your content and clicks on the automatically placed ads on your blog.
Getting started with Google Adsense is really easy. All you need is a Google Adsense account.
Doing this will link your blog post with the ads that are automatically placed on it, and every time someone views your content and clicks on those links, Google pays you!
You can also use media networks like Mediavine to place banner advertisements or sponsored posts on your Christian blog. Again, you get paid each time they’re clicked – but make sure to only write about things that would interest readers, so people actually click them!
Building SEO as a foundation
Search engine optimization, or SEO for short, is one of the most important things you can do to get started with your Christian blog.
If you want people to find and read your content then it’s really valuable that they are able to search for it!
To optimize your site, use keyword research tools like Ahrefs or Google keyword planner and ensure that your content is on-topic and relevant.
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It’s also a good idea to structure your blog posts with headings, subheadings, and bulleted lists, so it looks nice for search engine spiders – which crawl through the web looking for new pages!
You can get even more technical if you want by adding schema markup to your site or “doorway” pages designed specifically for SEO purposes.
The best thing about SEO is that once you’ve done all of these initial steps, Google will automatically take care of the rest when they index your content.
If this sounds confusing, don’t worry! You’ll learn how you create more content. If you get stuck, your answers are on YouTube.
Leverage video
YouTube is the second most popular search engine in the world.
It’s also a really great way to share your christian blog content with people who might not be reading it!
Videos automatically play when someone scrolls over them, and you can use thumbnails as visual cues for what they’re about – which means that videos are much more likely to get clicked on than written articles.
You don’t need any fancy equipment either, just a smartphone or laptop camera will do.
Here are some ideas for making YouTube videos:
- Short video previews of books/movies/TV shows from an evangelical perspective (either alone or panel style)
- Interviews with other Christians about their Christian journey and faith story (both personal and professional)
- Devotional videos about a specific bible passage or theme
- How to create your own Christian blog content in video form!
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Every time someone clicks on the links in your content or completes an action like filling out a form (we did this earlier). You can also make money by linking to Amazon’s Affiliates program – which means that whenever someone uses one of these links from within your content and buys something, Amazon will give you a small percentage as long as that customer spends over $25. There are many ways to monetize
Be consistent
It’s really important to be consistent with your christian blog content!
It is worth mentioning because you need people to regularly come back and read what you’re writing – which means that they have to know when there are new posts for them to do that.
You can use a social media tool like Hootsuite or Buffer as well as an RSS reader (like Feedly) if you don’t want the hassle of checking other sites every day 🙂
The good thing about these tools is that they’ll automatically send out notifications each time a post goes live, which will make sure readers never miss anything 😉 You could also create email lists by asking subscribers at the end of your long-
Choose your blog name wisely
This is the most important step in starting a christian blog!
Choose your blog name wisely because it’ll be attached to everything you write for as long as you’re blogging – which can sometimes feel like forever.
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You want something catchy and memorable but not too identifiable or common. Many people pick their own names, derivative words (like “blogging”), or Bible-related content, so play around with different ideas before picking one.
Best Christian blog niches
There are a few really popular Christian blog niches that you might want to consider for your content.
- Christian entertainment (books, movies, TV shows, etc.)
- Practical parenting advice and family tips
- Fashion & beauty from an evangelical perspective – or related topics like how to dress modestly or what’s in/out when it comes to style
- Christians sharing their Christian journey with others as they figure out God’s plan for them through life events and seasons of change (deaths/divorce/new jobs)
You can also create more niche blogs if something specific interests you, but these three main areas should give you plenty of ideas!
Use guest posting
If you’re having trouble getting started with your christian blog content, use guest posting!
It’s a straightforward way to build up an audience and get your name out there – which will hopefully lead back to more people wanting to read what you say on your own site.
The best thing about it is that pretty much anyone can sign up for this service, so if you don’t have the time or resources (like money), then someone else does 😛 It’s also free in most cases, but some sites charge a fee per post. This helps offset any costs involved with outsourcing work like this.
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Leverage the power of WordPress plugins
WordPress is the most popular blogging software, and it has many really cool plugins that will make your life easier when you’re starting.
Some of my personal favorites are Yoast’s SEO plugin, which allows you to optimize your posts with specific keywords (and links) for Google to index them better – as well as WordPress Jetpack, which gives people more functionality on their blog without needing any technical skills or knowledge.
Another great feature is creating page templates, so if one article needs formatting differently than others, this makes things much simpler!\rThis isn’t an exhaustive list, but it covers some of the basics 🙂 There are also many other great tips like using social media tools mentioned at the beginning and looking at other bloggers’ “how-to’s” to get ideas for more content!
Best Christian blogging WordPress themes
Below is a shortlist of the best Christian blogging WordPress thems. These themes are premium themes which means they will cost some money.
My Religion Church & Charity WordPress Theme
This theme has a beautiful and clean design that is perfect for building a modern church website. In addition, it comes with many features, including an event section, donation form, free contact forms, and much more!
It’s built on the WordPress platform, which makes it super easy to manage from your mobile device or computer so you can make changes any time of day – even when you’re traveling on business.
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Native Church – Multipurpose WordPress Theme
This theme is the perfect choice for churches of all sizes. It’s very customizable and comes with many features that will make your website look great, including an event section, donation form, sermon archive, and much more!
It also has custom WooCommerce pages, which means you can sell t-shirts or other church merch right from your own site.
DIVI WordPress Theme
DIVI is a premium WordPress theme that has been designed with churches in mind. It’s perfect for creating everything from small parish websites to huge mega-churches, and it comes loaded with tons of features like an event section, sermon archive, and more!
All you have to do when starting on your new blog is pick one (or two or three) of the posts listed above, then write about them in detail 🙂 Remember not to use numbers or bullet points as this isn’t content just yet but rather instructions on what needs to be written next. The only exception here will be if there are specific steps involved – like setting up plugins that may require typing those steps verbatim to be followed exactly. You’re doing great! Keep
Start your Christian blog with prayer.
You can do this by thanking the Lord for all that He has done in your life and committing to Him. You will find spiritual strength during difficult times and grow closer to God when you make it a point to pray every day.
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It’s also important to remember what God has given us and our responsibilities in return – like caring for one another, praying diligently, giving generously (to church or elsewhere), and more! These are just some of the ways we have been called Christians, so we know they’re good things 🙂 The most important thing is prayer, though, because, without it, everything else falls apart.
Promoting your Christian blog
There are many ways to promote your blog, and you must find the methods that work best for you. Some of them include using social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and more), posting on forums related to blogging or Christianity, and joining groups like Christian Bloggers United!
There is also another option that can be a lot of fun – hosting giveaways 🙂 You can give away free prizes in exchange for subscribers and followers, so make sure to have lots of entries available just in case people want them too.
How do I get more followers on my social media pages?
You can get more followers on your social media pages by posting content relevant to the platforms you’re using. For example, if you post many videos, then YouTube might be the best place for them, but they won’t do much good as an Instagram caption or tweet.
It’s also important not to overload any one site with too many posts because this will make it hard for people who follow only specific sites and miss all of your other ones! It’s also wise (and polite) to remember how others may feel about what we share – like saying thank-you instead of “thank God” in Facebook comments.
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Make your Christian blog super fast
You can make your blog faster by using a caching plugin. This means that when you post new content, it will already be available on the site without having to load and refresh like before. Of course, it’s also recommended that you use a CDN, so everything loads fast from far away places as well!
It might take some time for all of this to fully take effect, but once it does, readers will notice how much quicker pages are loading – which is always good news.
Phew! That was long-form content with no numbers or bullet points, but now we have written our first paragraph in full (and then some!). Now we need to write one more sentence about How To Start A Christian Blog… Remember not to include any numbers or
Make the title interesting
We know the importance of having a great blog post title – after all, it’s the first thing people will see!
The best way to develop an interesting name is to think about what you want your blog posts to be about. For example, if one of them is going to cover how much we love our pets, then maybe something like “Pawsitively Purrfect” would work well 🙂 Titles should also include keywords for searches on Google and other search engines (like Bing) to find them more easily!
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There are lots more tips out there about coming up with titles, so make sure you do some research before deciding which one might be right for your content 😉 We hope this helps inspire.
Break up text
Now that we have written our first paragraph for the blogger post let’s break up some of this text to look better. For example, in the last sentence about how to get followers on social media pages – you could add a shortlist:
- Post relevant content
- Don’t overload any one site with too many posts
- Remember when posting comments or pictures online to be polite and considerate (don’t say “thank God”)”