Optimize Your Content with Dynamic Writing 1. Poor 2. Mediocre 3. Fair 4. Good 5. Excellent II. Where do you
fall on this scale? Where you fall on this rating scale depends on the
following: a. How
much skill you bring into the writing process b. How
you approach writing c. How
much effort you put into your writing d. How
you feel about writing e. How
you organize and develop your writing III. Becoming the
best writer that you can be ![]() ![]() Some websites display little content,
but this may be just right for their target audience. Others are outfitted with
very poor content. In fact, I visited a professional and career-oriented website,
which has dozens of pages, and the content on almost every page was an ad for
the site written in very poor English and filled with typographical errors.
What was most curious about this is that the lack of creativity, combined with
the writing, caused the site operator to have repeated the same ad-like text
over and over again on each subsequent page. The site in question is 13 years
old, and an examination of the content reveals that there was no mystery in the
fact that the site stood at 13 million in rank on the Alexa global traffic
rating, with few visitors. Writing is a process made of several
steps. Any writing, whether an article, a blog, or a page, should not be so
short as to be devoid of substance; It cannot be so long as to be rambling; It
cannot be so spectacular as to be incredible, or so boring as to lack any
attractiveness. So, how does the writer strike the necessary balance? If you are writing about something that you
are not knowledgeable about, research the subject. You can be sure that someone
else has already written about it. Do not steal other people’s text. Get
inspiration and develop the topic taking another angle. If you decide to use
quote from others’ writing, credit the author, and place the quoted text in
block quotation marks ““. Do not lift whole pages or paragraphs from the work
of another writer. Almost all writing is protected under copyright right laws.
Work on making your own writing ready for debut. Write your content based on
the following attributes: · It
should be convincing · It
should be substantive · It
should be credible · It
should be interesting . It should be fluid .It should be dynamic .It should be seamless IV. Writing
Effective Content Your writing will meet the criteria
listed above if you pay attention to the following rules of grammar and
composition, but even more important, you must apply them properly: 1. Pay attention to your Style of Writing: Your writing style
is how you choose to write, and what format you put your writing in. Your content
may be creative or fact-based, meaning that it may be from your own
imaginative creation or it may non-fiction. But even non-fiction can reflect creativity.
Your page can be light-hearted or serious. You can use big unusual words or write
in common every language. But whatever you do, stay away from jargon, slang,
offensive language, and profanity. In terms of formatting, you could decide,
for instance, to indent your text; you can number lists; you might like to use
bullets. And most of all, you might decide to wrap your text around images,
tables, or videos. You might highlight or shade certain text areas, or embed boxes
within the text. In other words, you can always be creative in your style. 2. Apply the rules of grammar: Grammar includes syntax. This is the
order in which you arrange the words in your text, and whether or not you write
sentences that are complete and contain a subject, a verb, and end short
supplemental details. For example, we don’t say, “they was,” but “they were,”
because the rules of grammar demand that our verbs agree with our subject. Now,
“they were” is a full sentence, given that all we need to form a sentence is a
subject and a verb. However, if we were to write or say “they were,” our reader
or whoever we are talking to would ask or wonder, ‘they were what.’ This is why
we add details to our sentences to make them more substantive and complete. The
part that does this is called a complement. In complementing our sentences,
meaning adding more details to them, we use what in grammar are known as the
parts of speech. Those are adjectives to describe nouns, adverbs to describe
verbs, and a whole series of smaller words, such as pronouns to replace the
subject-noun, prepositions to connect words, and conjunction to connect words
and sentences. Grammar also requires the use of punctuations. Without
punctuations, such as colons, periods, and question marks, our writing would go
on and on, and would be unintelligible. 3. Organize your Writing: Make sure to have a beginning, middle,
and an end. Use the beginning to briefly introduce the purpose of your content.
Then, move on to the middle where you will write what your content is about. Develop
your ideas keeping in mind what the purpose of your writing. Give details, but
focus on those things that are important. Be substantive and specific. You can
do that by researching the topic you are writing about in order to provide
useful and reliable information to your readers. Being knowledgeable in the
subject matter will show, and it will add credibility to your writing. Do not
be afraid to be funny or pointed in your writing. Once you feel that the middle
of your text is adequate, you can conclude by stating the benefits that can be
derived from what you just wrote, or by suggesting steps the reader can take,
or offering advice and solutions. 4. Edit your Writing Edit your text from beginning to
end. Look for fat. Where you find extra wording, remove unnecessary words. If
you come across misplaced words, move them, and replace misused words with
others that are more appropriate. Go for quality over quantity. Look for repeat
words and ideas written in other words. Redundancy in text is very offensive.
If the content feels anemic, add more substance, by including more details by
way of facts, figures, or clarification. Make grammatically corrections. Review
your text for clarity, by identifying vague passages, and replacing them with
specifics. Ask yourself if you would understand what you just wrote, had you not
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