How can we compose a blog? Amateur bloggers most likely are to ask this question.
I thought of my initial blog and the steps that I made in filling up the gaps.
If you've seen quite a few blogs, you may have a good idea of what it typically contains.
But blogs have no comparison so expect them to be different from the others.
If you are going to start a blog, I recommend that you include these 5 components: 1.
Header - Placed at the top portion of the article, the heading is the primary item that readers see in a blog.
It frequently includes a slogan or a message representing the article's heading.
Being the front liner of your blog, you'd want to put something here that best describes your blog.
The title guarantees the guest that he is on the right website.
It's a static element in a website which can also double as a link back to the blog's homepage.
2.
Blog Posts - The main part of a blog page is where you see the blog post.
It's the soul of any article.
In fact, a blog may be able to survive (in rare occasions) with just that.
All the things that a blogger wants to convey goes into blog posts which are posted from time to time.
It is mostly a constant update of messages, photos, videos, and what not to do's.
Fresh content is preferred by readers.
Since bloggers are known to provide up-to-date information, it's important to live up to that.
3.
Routing link - For visitors to get into the several pages of your blog, a navigation section is a must.
We are familiar with sidebar navigation, but some bloggers are very creative and they position it to areas like just below the title or at the bottom page.
It's easier to get to the archived content or filter out categorized blog posts using navigational links.
4.
Meet the author - This is the portion for the author.
A write-up about the history of the blog and its owner generally goes in the 'About Me' page.
It doesn't have to be a novel; some important facts will do.
Other bloggers present it using a question and answer style, while some still opt to use the conventional style which is essay writing.
Contact information may also be added on this page so that readers, including advertisers, can reach you.
5.
Remarks - A blog breathes more life if it is interactive.
The common interaction field of a blogger and a reader happens in the remarks section of a blog site.
Opinions are given and happened through an online discussion.
A blogger can also enjoy soaking up on pride as readers leave footprints of praises about his articles.
Famous articles are frequent topics everywhere.
Not all blogs are created the same way, but if there's something that would glue them all together, it would be these 5 components.
These parts of a blog help in keeping its contents organized.
And a blog that is well organized and gives pleasure to viewers is sure to be a winner.