Blog Tips

If you are a new blogger, trying to compete as the internet becomes more saturated may seem hopeless. How can you expect to compete against billions of other website.

Do not get discouraged. The truth is that at least 90% of the webpages on the internet offer little value to their readers. You have an excellent chance of succeeding by creating superior content.

Of course, this is easier said than done. Creating freat content will be a huge investment of your time, but rewards will follow. Here are some tips to create higher quality content for your blog.

1. Research your topic before you start writing

You need to take a look at other content in your niche. Try to figure out what is working for the leading thought leaders and come yp with a game plan to create even better content.

The best place to start is by conducting a keyword analysis. You can use a number of tools such as Google Keyword Planner to figure out what keywords other people in your niche are using. Start by eliminating keywords that are not relevant enough, have no search volume or seem far too competitive to rank for. The remaining keywords on your list are the ones that you want to target.

Keyword research is always going to be a time-consuming process without the right tools.

2. Decide on the best way to provide value to your audience

It can be difficult to compete with other content leaders on their own terms, especially if they have professional training or a formal education in a competitive nice. Do not get discouraged, because you may be able to provide more value by finding an original angle for your content.

3.Start writing your content and make sure it is amazing

At this point, you have researched your competitors and determined the demographic that you want to target. It's time to stop analyzing the niche and start writing!

You can use your competitors blog posts as a general template, but do not limit yourself to their writing style. You should write content that offers more value and detail. You may find that many of your competitors are ranking on the front page with articles that are only a few hundred words long. This is often because they have a high domain authority or are lucky enough to have found some keywords with little competition.