Freelance Blogging Series: Tips for Writing a Blog Post in Google Docs

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  • Опубліковано 15 гру 2024

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  • @myminimalishlife
    @myminimalishlife 7 місяців тому +2

    I DO A FEW THINGS....FIRST, is I made a template with most of the items below placed already in it.
    1. I heavily utilize all headers available (H1, H2, H3) because it helps me see with a quick glance, on the left side, what all I have included so when I am re-reading and editing, I am not "lost" in lots of paragraphs. (main title, title ideas, excerpt, keywords, intro, section 1, section 2, section 3, etc, conclusion) I like to put ALL of this right into my Google Doc.
    2. I try my best to format the font and size of everything (title, headers, body, etc aka "page styling") with exactly what is styled for my website so that everything looks exactly how it will look when it's published online. For example, I use Georgia as my Title and Headers (at various sizes) and Lato, 16 pt as my body text for my website. (I like slightly larger text for phone readers)
    3. I format my Google Doc pages with a 2-inch margin on both sides to mimic how I like the blog posts to be shown with NARROW MARGINS on my website. *This helps me see clearly where I may have a sentence that looks too long, nearly turning into a paragraph ........or just a paragraph that needs to be broken up. All of this is meant to be visually more appealing to the reader. My first priority is for everything to look amazing on a phone.
    4. Also, I use the "subtitles" as a way to make notes for myself. I make the subtitle in BLUE, and italicize it so it stands out. For example, I'll type in stuff like:
    (insert link here)
    (insert photo here)
    (Insert newsletter block here)
    (insert inspirational quote here)
    *this helps me when I COPY/PASTE into my website and I can see where I have made my notes and I am editing the final steps right in my website so I know exactly where to place things.

  • @DenisASIIMWE
    @DenisASIIMWE 7 місяців тому

    WOW!
    Reading in different font!
    Thanks a lot.
    These simple things impact hugely.

    • @paidcopywriter
      @paidcopywriter  7 місяців тому

      You're most welcome!

    • @DenisASIIMWE
      @DenisASIIMWE 7 місяців тому

      @@paidcopywriter got any gigs?
      Then; got tutorials... paid for courses?

  • @galacticambitions1277
    @galacticambitions1277 2 роки тому +1

    It's really nice of you to make these videos for us - thanks.

  • @cbmtrx
    @cbmtrx Рік тому +2

    FWIW: Hemingway (the author, not the app) was said to have intentionally ended each writing session in the middle of a sentence so that he could pick up where he left off.

  • @meganbrain8870
    @meganbrain8870 2 роки тому +1

    This page is going places

  • @69kmagic52
    @69kmagic52 Рік тому

    Really fascinated with the(final readthrough with different font) technique!!! would you explain it more for me please

  • @rhea19
    @rhea19 Рік тому

    Thats nice, but have heard the Human Auto Typer of Undetectable AI? Its really a great ai for writing an essay

  • @sagittariansage_2271
    @sagittariansage_2271 Рік тому

    Hey Christine thank you for this and all of your videos! I have a couple of questiuons starting on my freelance journey and wasn't sure where to ask them or if you have a video already I just haven't seen. How do you demand your payment? I know you do direct deposit, but do you demand a percentage up front or 100% up front? Also, do you record your client interviewss o you can go back and listen so you're not trying to scramble and write everything down as they're speaking? Thanks for any insight you can provide. I appreciate you! I also haven't seen a link to your 30 days to paid program. Where can I find that?