High school students aren’t exactly the best writers on the face of the earth. Sometimes their enthusiasm goes too far, and sometimes they try too hard.
Take a look at some of these beauties produced by high school students:
There is a delicious Chinese restaurant on the outskirts of my city. It’s one of those restaurants that you would miss if you were just zipping along the street. It’s one of those restaurants that is truly one of a kind, the kind that is managed and operated by a single person.
Janet, who is from China, has introduced thousands of people to authentic Chinese dishes, and these people keep coming back for more. As I was thinking about my favorite stop, I realized some of Janet’s tactics can be applied to blogging.
Claim Your Niche
Finding a niche for your blog is essential. Once you decide what need in the market you are going to fill, hold onto that vision and claim your space. Janet proudly displays a banner outside her restaurant that proclaims it has “The Best Chinese in Town.” Continue reading “What the Owner of My Favorite Chinese Restaurant Taught Me About Blogging”
It’s important that your blog is kept current because it can help you connect to your public, keep your audience informed and keep the search engines crawling your site.