What is a GOOD Technical Blog ?

 TIPS ON WRITING A GOOD TECHNICAL BLOG

Technical blogs are articles focused on technology and science covering a board aspect of this spectrum and there a lot of things which make writer enhance his blog writing skills to spread their work to a larger audience.

1. Content and Topic Selection

Content is the major aspect a good blog should contain around 500+ words as it is a long-format content writing the topic should be well explained. The content should be kept crisp and to the point to many diversions from the topic will lead the reader to not continue reading and lose interest. Stick to one topic and a few sub topics if necessary. Then topics selected should be in demand and trend. Even if the topics are common and there is a lot of material of that kind available on the internet see to it that your blog stands out is unique. Uniqueness is always appreciated by readers.

2. Title

Titles given to the blog should be trending and catching. The title will make a good first impression and will attract readers. Try to play with words to make even simple topics more and more eye-catching.

E.g.: A blog focused on Artificial intelligence can be named “The A.I. anxiety”

3. Real-life scenarios

Support your blog with lots of real-life data, facts, and news this adds a layer of realism to your blog and readers will relate a lot. See to it the data you supported is from trusted sources and suppose you want to include such data include the source name and the sources which make those claims.

4. Grammar and writing style

Make sure you check the grammar and syntax of your blog before you publish your work. Spell checking and spoof reading your work are some of the most important pre-submission steps a writer must perform without fail. There are many online tools available that will help writers out in this aspect make use of these tools.

Websites to check out: 

https://www.grammarly.com/

5. Plagiarism

The content you post should be 100% original and shouldn’t copy this will lead to copyright issues. Images used to be royalty-free. If you are using information from different sources make sure, you give them credits and add them in references wherever needed.



Written By:

Jayesh Jain 

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