You’ve proven your own point guys! I was ready to enjoy a lengthy post on the subject but you’ve double-bluffed me.
I think it’s important to remember your audience in any blog post you write, and remember the subject matter – if you are writing on a topic that is highly technical never be afraid to give it some extra wordage to get your message across!
Very good post and straight to the point. In the field of article marketing it is essential for posts to be short, sharp and just the right length to get your point across whilst still maintaining readers attention like this blog post!
.-= Oliver Kyle´s last blog ..Techniques for Knowing your SEO Client =-.
5 comments
Andrew says:
Aug 6, 2010
Especially when your blog has a comments section, where you can answer any questions as they arise.
Bill Obermann says:
Aug 9, 2010
You’ve proven your own point guys! I was ready to enjoy a lengthy post on the subject but you’ve double-bluffed me.
I think it’s important to remember your audience in any blog post you write, and remember the subject matter – if you are writing on a topic that is highly technical never be afraid to give it some extra wordage to get your message across!
Oliver Kyle says:
Aug 20, 2010
Very good post and straight to the point. In the field of article marketing it is essential for posts to be short, sharp and just the right length to get your point across whilst still maintaining readers attention like this blog post!
.-= Oliver Kyle´s last blog ..Techniques for Knowing your SEO Client =-.
Allen says:
Jan 21, 2011
Oh, it’s YOU!
I think you are 100% correct and I will bear it in mind in the future.
Andrew says:
Jan 21, 2011
Of course it’s me. Who else could it possibly be?