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<div>[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/ "Blog"] is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the website. A blog is your easy to use website, where you can post your thoughts and interact with other people. In order to <br />
[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives/ write an interesting blog], some things to keep in mind would be; Create meaningful titles, have opinions, keep it short, encourage participation, mix it up,include your own experiences, and make proper editing and grammer corrections.<br />
<br />
There are different types of blogs. Some of them are personal, business, clubbox, cultural and gossip. <br />
<br />
==How to write an interesting blog==<br />
===Structure format===<br />
* Titles-the main title or headline.<br />
* Body- the main content.<br />
* Permilink- the URL of the full individual article.<br />
* Entry Date- this includes the date and time the blog was published or posted.<br />
Also, blogs usually Include:<br />
*Comments- opinions that readers have about the work.<br />
*Categories- subjects that will be discussed in the entry.<br />
*Links- that can tell more information about certain topics in the entry.<br />
<br />
===Create meaningful titiles===<br />
*[[How do I write a strong title?|Titles]] should be short, to the point and grab the readers attention.<br />
*Create titles that go with the topic. <br />
*Personal topics are good, depending on your audience. Write only what you know.<br />
*[http://www.contentrobot.com/5-tips-for-crafting-blog-post-titles/"Titles should describe"] (in a word or few) what readers will get in the main post.<br />
*[http://www.contentrobot.com/5-tips-for-crafting-blog-post-titles/"An effective title"] draws people into reading more because they feel that you have got something to say that they need to hear.<br />
<br />
===Have opinions===<br />
*Feel free to tell people what you think.<br />
*Do not write anything on your blog that you would not feel comfortable saying out in a public place. <br />
*Remember that your blog is public information. Be careful not to put incriminating ideas or lucid information that you do not want everyone to know.<br />
*It is okay to enter a discussion if you really have something to say.<br />
*Stay relevant to the topic.<br />
*Encourage people to comment and send feedback. Be inviting.<br />
*Be helpful and respectful, considerate yet critical.<br />
*Simply stating good job is not helpful. Tell what you thought was good and state improvements that could be made.<br />
<br />
===Keep it short===<br />
*Be sure to strive for clarity, simplicity, and conciseness.<br />
*Do not stay on one subject for to long. It makes the reader bored and they are more likely to loose interest in your blog.<br />
<br />
===Encourage participation===<br />
*Add your own comments or ideas into your blog and ask for feedback.<br />
*Inform your readers as to where your ideas came from and cite your sources.<br />
*Link entertaining and informative websites that relate to your post.<br />
*Illicit further thoughts.<br />
*No trolling or spamming.<br />
<br />
===Mix it up===<br />
*Be careful in your word choice. Avoid using repetitive words and [[What is redundancy?|redundancy.]]<br />
*Do not use too many big [[What is wordiness?|words]] to try and make it sound better. Sometimes short is better.<br />
*Amuse your readers. Have a sense of humor.<br />
*Don't over explain yourself.<br />
*Write as if your readership consist of paid subscribers.<br />
<br />
===Include your own experiences===<br />
*Your [[What is an audience?|audience]] consist of readers who have something in common with you. Include some personal examples when neccessary.<br />
*Be sure that your blog has some special [[What is "interesting detail" and how do I use it?|interest.]]<br />
*Give readers what they want and you will create a loyal readership.<br />
<br />
===Editing and grammer===<br />
*Make sure your readers understand what you are saying. <br />
*Be sure to check spelling and grammer on all of your [[Editing? proofreading? revision?|work.]]<br />
*Remember that bloggers and [[What are some basic editing strategies for new writers?|editiors]] reserve the right to approve and edit all posts and comments.<br />
*Study other blogs.<br />
*A writers goal should be clarity.<br />
<br />
==Different types of blogs==<br />
::[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog|wikipedia types of blogs]]<br />
*Personal blogs are those blogs designed mostly for teenagers and college students. It is a great way to communicate with each other and keep everyone up to date with events and thoughts.<br />
*Business blogs are used to promote and defame businesses, to argue economic concepts, to desseminate information and more. A good example would be the stock market.<br />
*Clubbox blogs allow owners, upon paying a monthly fee, to post daily personal entries, pictures, and videos. It usually has a large amount of bandwidth to share.<br />
*Culture blogs discuss music, sports, theatre, other arts, and popular culture.<br />
*Photoblogs consist of a gallery of images published daily.<br />
<br />
==What else can you add in a blog?==<br />
*Add to the conversation that the blog begins.<br />
*Add additional ideas that may have been omitted.<br />
*Advertisements can also be added to blogs.<br />
*Offer links to other blogs.<br />
*Some of the best blogs use graphics.<br />
<br />
==Links==<br />
*[http://alistapart.com/articles/"write a better blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to blog"]<br />
*[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives "how to write an interesting bolg"]<br />
*[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/"blog"]<br />
*[http://smart-writers.com/"how to write on a blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to comment on a blog"]<br />
<br />
==Works cited==<br />
*Davis, Harold. "Google Adveritsing Tools." O'reilly Media,Inc., 2006<br />
*Earthshine How to blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://earthshine.org/howtoblog>.<br />
*Hacker, Diana. "A Writer's Reference." Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003<br />
*Powazek, Derek Learn to write. 09 May 2006. Online. 16 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://alistapart.com/articles/learntowrite>.<br />
*Wikipedia, blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog>.<br />
*Link to Google<br />
:<[http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
*Link to Ask.com <br />
:<http://www.ask.com/?o=0#subject:ask|pg:1<br />
*Anatomy of a Blog <br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=How_do_I_write_on_a_blog%3F&diff=10162How do I write on a blog?2006-07-25T17:57:12Z<p>Shunter: /* Works cited */</p>
<hr />
<div>[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/ "Blog"] is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the website. A blog is your easy to use website, where you can post your thoughts and interact with other people. In order to <br />
[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives/ write an interesting blog], some things to keep in mind would be; Create meaningful titles, have opinions, keep it short, encourage participation, mix it up,include your own experiences, and make proper editing and grammer corrections.<br />
<br />
There are different types of blogs. Some of them are personal, business, clubbox, cultural and gossip. <br />
<br />
==How to write an interesting blog==<br />
===Structure format===<br />
* Titles-the main title or headline.<br />
* Body- the main content.<br />
* Permilink- the URL of the full individual article.<br />
* Entry Date- this includes the date and time the blog was published or posted.<br />
Also, Blogs Usually Include:<br />
*Comments- opinions that readers have about the work<br />
*Categories- subjects that will be discussed in teh entry<br />
*Links- that can tell more information about certain topics in the entry<br />
<br />
===Create meaningful titiles===<br />
*[[How do I write a strong title?|Titles]] should be short, to the point and grab the readers attention.<br />
*Create titles that go with the topic. <br />
*Personal topics are good, depending on your audience. Write only what you know.<br />
*[http://www.contentrobot.com/5-tips-for-crafting-blog-post-titles/"Titles should describe"] (in a word or few) what readers will get in the main post.<br />
*[http://www.contentrobot.com/5-tips-for-crafting-blog-post-titles/"An effective title"] draws people into reading more because they feel that you have got something to say that they need to hear.<br />
<br />
===Have opinions===<br />
*Feel free to tell people what you think.<br />
*Do not write anything on your blog that you would not feel comfortable saying out in a public place. <br />
*Remember that your blog is public information. Be careful not to put incriminating ideas or lucid information that you do not want everyone to know.<br />
*It is okay to enter a discussion if you really have something to say.<br />
*Stay relevant to the topic.<br />
*Encourage people to comment and send feedback. Be inviting.<br />
*Be helpful and respectful, considerate yet critical.<br />
*Simply stating good job is not helpful. Tell what you thought was good and state improvements that could be made.<br />
<br />
===Keep it short===<br />
*Be sure to strive for clarity, simplicity, and conciseness.<br />
*Do not stay on one subject for to long. It makes the reader bored and they are more likely to loose interest in your blog.<br />
<br />
===Encourage participation===<br />
*Add your own comments or ideas into your blog and ask for feedback.<br />
*Inform your readers as to where your ideas came from and cite your sources.<br />
*Link entertaining and informative websites that relate to your post.<br />
*Illicit further thoughts.<br />
*No trolling or spamming.<br />
<br />
===Mix it up===<br />
*Be careful in your word choice. Avoid using repetitive words and [[What is redundancy?|redundancy.]]<br />
*Do not use too many big [[What is wordiness?|words]] to try and make it sound better. Sometimes short is better.<br />
*Amuse your readers. Have a sense of humor.<br />
*Don't over explain yourself.<br />
*Write as if your readership consist of paid subscribers.<br />
<br />
===Include your own experiences===<br />
*Your [[What is an audience?|audience]] consist of readers who have something in common with you. Include some personal examples when neccessary.<br />
*Be sure that your blog has some special [[What is "interesting detail" and how do I use it?|interest.]]<br />
*Give readers what they want and you will create a loyal readership.<br />
<br />
===Editing and grammer===<br />
*Make sure your readers understand what you are saying. <br />
*Be sure to check spelling and grammer on all of your [[Editing? proofreading? revision?|work.]]<br />
*Remember that bloggers and [[What are some basic editing strategies for new writers?|editiors]] reserve the right to approve and edit all posts and comments.<br />
*Study other blogs.<br />
*A writers goal should be clarity.<br />
<br />
==Different types of blogs==<br />
::[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog|wikipedia types of blogs]]<br />
*Personal blogs are those blogs designed mostly for teenagers and college students. It is a great way to communicate with each other and keep everyone up to date with events and thoughts.<br />
*Business blogs are used to promote and defame businesses, to argue economic concepts, to desseminate information and more. A good example would be the stock market.<br />
*Clubbox blogs allow owners, upon paying a monthly fee, to post daily personal entries, pictures, and videos. It usually has a large amount of bandwidth to share.<br />
*Culture blogs discuss music, sports, theatre, other arts, and popular culture.<br />
*Photoblogs consist of a gallery of images published daily.<br />
<br />
==What else can you add in a blog?==<br />
*Add to the conversation that the blog begins.<br />
*Add additional ideas that may have been omitted.<br />
*Advertisements can also be added to blogs.<br />
*Offer links to other blogs.<br />
*Some of the best blogs use graphics.<br />
<br />
==Links==<br />
*[http://alistapart.com/articles/"write a better blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to blog"]<br />
*[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives "how to write an interesting bolg"]<br />
*[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/"blog"]<br />
*[http://smart-writers.com/"how to write on a blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to comment on a blog"]<br />
<br />
==Works cited==<br />
*Davis, Harold. "Google Adveritsing Tools." O'reilly Media,Inc., 2006<br />
*Earthshine How to blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://earthshine.org/howtoblog>.<br />
*Hacker, Diana. "A Writer's Reference." Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003<br />
*Powazek, Derek Learn to write. 09 May 2006. Online. 16 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://alistapart.com/articles/learntowrite>.<br />
*Wikipedia, blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog>.<br />
*Link to Google<br />
:<[http://www.google.com/ Google.><br />
*Link to Ask.com<br />
:<http://www.ask.com/?o=0#subject:ask|pg:1><br />
*Anatomy of a Blog <br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog></div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=How_do_I_write_on_a_blog%3F&diff=10161How do I write on a blog?2006-07-25T17:56:27Z<p>Shunter: /* Works cited */</p>
<hr />
<div>[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/ "Blog"] is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the website. A blog is your easy to use website, where you can post your thoughts and interact with other people. In order to <br />
[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives/ write an interesting blog], some things to keep in mind would be; Create meaningful titles, have opinions, keep it short, encourage participation, mix it up,include your own experiences, and make proper editing and grammer corrections.<br />
<br />
There are different types of blogs. Some of them are personal, business, clubbox, cultural and gossip. <br />
<br />
==How to write an interesting blog==<br />
===Structure format===<br />
* Titles-the main title or headline.<br />
* Body- the main content.<br />
* Permilink- the URL of the full individual article.<br />
* Entry Date- this includes the date and time the blog was published or posted.<br />
Also, Blogs Usually Include:<br />
*Comments- opinions that readers have about the work<br />
*Categories- subjects that will be discussed in teh entry<br />
*Links- that can tell more information about certain topics in the entry<br />
<br />
===Create meaningful titiles===<br />
*[[How do I write a strong title?|Titles]] should be short, to the point and grab the readers attention.<br />
*Create titles that go with the topic. <br />
*Personal topics are good, depending on your audience. Write only what you know.<br />
*[http://www.contentrobot.com/5-tips-for-crafting-blog-post-titles/"Titles should describe"] (in a word or few) what readers will get in the main post.<br />
*[http://www.contentrobot.com/5-tips-for-crafting-blog-post-titles/"An effective title"] draws people into reading more because they feel that you have got something to say that they need to hear.<br />
<br />
===Have opinions===<br />
*Feel free to tell people what you think.<br />
*Do not write anything on your blog that you would not feel comfortable saying out in a public place. <br />
*Remember that your blog is public information. Be careful not to put incriminating ideas or lucid information that you do not want everyone to know.<br />
*It is okay to enter a discussion if you really have something to say.<br />
*Stay relevant to the topic.<br />
*Encourage people to comment and send feedback. Be inviting.<br />
*Be helpful and respectful, considerate yet critical.<br />
*Simply stating good job is not helpful. Tell what you thought was good and state improvements that could be made.<br />
<br />
===Keep it short===<br />
*Be sure to strive for clarity, simplicity, and conciseness.<br />
*Do not stay on one subject for to long. It makes the reader bored and they are more likely to loose interest in your blog.<br />
<br />
===Encourage participation===<br />
*Add your own comments or ideas into your blog and ask for feedback.<br />
*Inform your readers as to where your ideas came from and cite your sources.<br />
*Link entertaining and informative websites that relate to your post.<br />
*Illicit further thoughts.<br />
*No trolling or spamming.<br />
<br />
===Mix it up===<br />
*Be careful in your word choice. Avoid using repetitive words and [[What is redundancy?|redundancy.]]<br />
*Do not use too many big [[What is wordiness?|words]] to try and make it sound better. Sometimes short is better.<br />
*Amuse your readers. Have a sense of humor.<br />
*Don't over explain yourself.<br />
*Write as if your readership consist of paid subscribers.<br />
<br />
===Include your own experiences===<br />
*Your [[What is an audience?|audience]] consist of readers who have something in common with you. Include some personal examples when neccessary.<br />
*Be sure that your blog has some special [[What is "interesting detail" and how do I use it?|interest.]]<br />
*Give readers what they want and you will create a loyal readership.<br />
<br />
===Editing and grammer===<br />
*Make sure your readers understand what you are saying. <br />
*Be sure to check spelling and grammer on all of your [[Editing? proofreading? revision?|work.]]<br />
*Remember that bloggers and [[What are some basic editing strategies for new writers?|editiors]] reserve the right to approve and edit all posts and comments.<br />
*Study other blogs.<br />
*A writers goal should be clarity.<br />
<br />
==Different types of blogs==<br />
::[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog|wikipedia types of blogs]]<br />
*Personal blogs are those blogs designed mostly for teenagers and college students. It is a great way to communicate with each other and keep everyone up to date with events and thoughts.<br />
*Business blogs are used to promote and defame businesses, to argue economic concepts, to desseminate information and more. A good example would be the stock market.<br />
*Clubbox blogs allow owners, upon paying a monthly fee, to post daily personal entries, pictures, and videos. It usually has a large amount of bandwidth to share.<br />
*Culture blogs discuss music, sports, theatre, other arts, and popular culture.<br />
*Photoblogs consist of a gallery of images published daily.<br />
<br />
==What else can you add in a blog?==<br />
*Add to the conversation that the blog begins.<br />
*Add additional ideas that may have been omitted.<br />
*Advertisements can also be added to blogs.<br />
*Offer links to other blogs.<br />
*Some of the best blogs use graphics.<br />
<br />
==Links==<br />
*[http://alistapart.com/articles/"write a better blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to blog"]<br />
*[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives "how to write an interesting bolg"]<br />
*[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/"blog"]<br />
*[http://smart-writers.com/"how to write on a blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to comment on a blog"]<br />
<br />
==Works cited==<br />
*Davis, Harold. "Google Adveritsing Tools." O'reilly Media,Inc., 2006<br />
*Earthshine How to blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://earthshine.org/howtoblog>.<br />
*Hacker, Diana. "A Writer's Reference." Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003<br />
*Powazek, Derek Learn to write. 09 May 2006. Online. 16 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://alistapart.com/articles/learntowrite>.<br />
*Wikipedia, blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog>.<br />
*Link to Google<br />
:<[http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
*Link to Ask.com <br />
:<http://www.ask.com/?o=0#subject:ask|pg:1<br />
*Anatomy of a Blog <br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=How_do_I_write_on_a_blog%3F&diff=10160How do I write on a blog?2006-07-25T17:55:45Z<p>Shunter: /* Structure Format */</p>
<hr />
<div>[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/ "Blog"] is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the website. A blog is your easy to use website, where you can post your thoughts and interact with other people. In order to <br />
[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives/ write an interesting blog], some things to keep in mind would be; Create meaningful titles, have opinions, keep it short, encourage participation, mix it up,include your own experiences, and make proper editing and grammer corrections.<br />
<br />
There are different types of blogs. Some of them are personal, business, clubbox, cultural and gossip. <br />
<br />
==How to write an interesting blog==<br />
===Structure format===<br />
* Titles-the main title or headline.<br />
* Body- the main content.<br />
* Permilink- the URL of the full individual article.<br />
* Entry Date- this includes the date and time the blog was published or posted.<br />
Also, Blogs Usually Include:<br />
*Comments- opinions that readers have about the work<br />
*Categories- subjects that will be discussed in teh entry<br />
*Links- that can tell more information about certain topics in the entry<br />
<br />
===Create meaningful titiles===<br />
*[[How do I write a strong title?|Titles]] should be short, to the point and grab the readers attention.<br />
*Create titles that go with the topic. <br />
*Personal topics are good, depending on your audience. Write only what you know.<br />
*[http://www.contentrobot.com/5-tips-for-crafting-blog-post-titles/"Titles should describe"] (in a word or few) what readers will get in the main post.<br />
*[http://www.contentrobot.com/5-tips-for-crafting-blog-post-titles/"An effective title"] draws people into reading more because they feel that you have got something to say that they need to hear.<br />
<br />
===Have opinions===<br />
*Feel free to tell people what you think.<br />
*Do not write anything on your blog that you would not feel comfortable saying out in a public place. <br />
*Remember that your blog is public information. Be careful not to put incriminating ideas or lucid information that you do not want everyone to know.<br />
*It is okay to enter a discussion if you really have something to say.<br />
*Stay relevant to the topic.<br />
*Encourage people to comment and send feedback. Be inviting.<br />
*Be helpful and respectful, considerate yet critical.<br />
*Simply stating good job is not helpful. Tell what you thought was good and state improvements that could be made.<br />
<br />
===Keep it short===<br />
*Be sure to strive for clarity, simplicity, and conciseness.<br />
*Do not stay on one subject for to long. It makes the reader bored and they are more likely to loose interest in your blog.<br />
<br />
===Encourage participation===<br />
*Add your own comments or ideas into your blog and ask for feedback.<br />
*Inform your readers as to where your ideas came from and cite your sources.<br />
*Link entertaining and informative websites that relate to your post.<br />
*Illicit further thoughts.<br />
*No trolling or spamming.<br />
<br />
===Mix it up===<br />
*Be careful in your word choice. Avoid using repetitive words and [[What is redundancy?|redundancy.]]<br />
*Do not use too many big [[What is wordiness?|words]] to try and make it sound better. Sometimes short is better.<br />
*Amuse your readers. Have a sense of humor.<br />
*Don't over explain yourself.<br />
*Write as if your readership consist of paid subscribers.<br />
<br />
===Include your own experiences===<br />
*Your [[What is an audience?|audience]] consist of readers who have something in common with you. Include some personal examples when neccessary.<br />
*Be sure that your blog has some special [[What is "interesting detail" and how do I use it?|interest.]]<br />
*Give readers what they want and you will create a loyal readership.<br />
<br />
===Editing and grammer===<br />
*Make sure your readers understand what you are saying. <br />
*Be sure to check spelling and grammer on all of your [[Editing? proofreading? revision?|work.]]<br />
*Remember that bloggers and [[What are some basic editing strategies for new writers?|editiors]] reserve the right to approve and edit all posts and comments.<br />
*Study other blogs.<br />
*A writers goal should be clarity.<br />
<br />
==Different types of blogs==<br />
::[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog|wikipedia types of blogs]]<br />
*Personal blogs are those blogs designed mostly for teenagers and college students. It is a great way to communicate with each other and keep everyone up to date with events and thoughts.<br />
*Business blogs are used to promote and defame businesses, to argue economic concepts, to desseminate information and more. A good example would be the stock market.<br />
*Clubbox blogs allow owners, upon paying a monthly fee, to post daily personal entries, pictures, and videos. It usually has a large amount of bandwidth to share.<br />
*Culture blogs discuss music, sports, theatre, other arts, and popular culture.<br />
*Photoblogs consist of a gallery of images published daily.<br />
<br />
==What else can you add in a blog?==<br />
*Add to the conversation that the blog begins.<br />
*Add additional ideas that may have been omitted.<br />
*Advertisements can also be added to blogs.<br />
*Offer links to other blogs.<br />
*Some of the best blogs use graphics.<br />
<br />
==Links==<br />
*[http://alistapart.com/articles/"write a better blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to blog"]<br />
*[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives "how to write an interesting bolg"]<br />
*[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/"blog"]<br />
*[http://smart-writers.com/"how to write on a blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to comment on a blog"]<br />
<br />
==Works cited==<br />
*Davis, Harold. "Google Adveritsing Tools." O'reilly Media,Inc., 2006<br />
*Earthshine How to blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://earthshine.org/howtoblog>.<br />
*Hacker, Diana. "A Writer's Reference." Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003<br />
*Powazek, Derek Learn to write. 09 May 2006. Online. 16 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://alistapart.com/articles/learntowrite>.<br />
*Wikipedia, blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog>.<br />
*Link to Google<br />
:<[http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
*Link to Ask.com <br />
:<http://www.ask.com/?o=0#subject:ask|pg:1<br />
*Anatomy of a Blog <br />
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=How_do_I_write_on_a_blog%3F&diff=10158How do I write on a blog?2006-07-25T17:55:01Z<p>Shunter: /* Structure Format */</p>
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<div>[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/ "Blog"] is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the website. A blog is your easy to use website, where you can post your thoughts and interact with other people. In order to <br />
[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives/ write an interesting blog], some things to keep in mind would be; Create meaningful titles, have opinions, keep it short, encourage participation, mix it up,include your own experiences, and make proper editing and grammer corrections.<br />
<br />
There are different types of blogs. Some of them are personal, business, clubbox, cultural and gossip. <br />
<br />
==How to write an interesting blog==<br />
===Structure Format===<br />
* Titles-the main title or headline.<br />
* Body- the main content.<br />
* Permilink- the URL of the full individual article.<br />
* Entry Date- this includes the date and time the blog was published or posted.<br />
Also, Blogs Usually Include:<br />
*Comments- opinions that readers have about the work<br />
*Categories- subjects that will be discussed in teh entry<br />
*Links- that can tell more information about certain topics in the entry<br />
<br />
===Create meaningful titiles===<br />
*[[How do I write a strong title?|Titles]] should be short, to the point and grab the readers attention.<br />
*Create titles that go with the topic. <br />
*Personal topics are good, depending on your audience. Write only what you know.<br />
<br />
===Have opinions===<br />
*Feel free to tell people what you think.<br />
*Do not write anything on your blog that you would not feel comfortable saying out in a public place. <br />
*Remember that your blog is public information. Be careful not to put incriminating ideas or lucid information that you do not want everyone to know.<br />
*It is okay to enter a discussion if you really have something to say.<br />
*Stay relevant to the topic.<br />
*Encourage people to comment and send feedback. Be inviting.<br />
*Be helpful and respectful, considerate yet critical.<br />
*Simply stating good job is not helpful. Tell what you thought was good and state improvements that could be made.<br />
<br />
===Keep it short===<br />
*Be sure to strive for clarity, simplicity, and conciseness.<br />
*Do not stay on one subject for to long. It makes the reader bored and they are more likely to loose interest in your blog.<br />
<br />
===Encourage participation===<br />
*Add your own comments or ideas into your blog and ask for feedback.<br />
*Inform your readers as to where your ideas came from and cite your sources.<br />
*Link entertaining and informative websites that relate to your post.<br />
*Illicit further thoughts.<br />
*No trolling or spamming.<br />
<br />
===Mix it up===<br />
*Be careful in your word choice. Avoid using repetitive words and [[What is redundancy?|redundancy.]]<br />
*Do not use too many big [[What is wordiness?|words]] to try and make it sound better. Sometimes short is better.<br />
*Amuse your readers. Have a sense of humor.<br />
*Don't over explain yourself.<br />
*Write as if your readership consist of paid subscribers.<br />
<br />
===Include your own experiences===<br />
*Your [[What is an audience?|audience]] consist of readers who have something in common with you. Include some personal examples when neccessary.<br />
*Be sure that your blog has some special [[What is "interesting detail" and how do I use it?|interest.]]<br />
*Give readers what they want and you will create a loyal readership.<br />
<br />
===Editing and grammer===<br />
*Make sure your readers understand what you are saying. <br />
*Be sure to check spelling and grammer on all of your [[Editing? proofreading? revision?|work.]]<br />
*Remember that bloggers and [[What are some basic editing strategies for new writers?|editiors]] reserve the right to approve and edit all posts and comments.<br />
*Study other blogs.<br />
*A writers goal should be clarity.<br />
<br />
==Different types of blogs==<br />
::[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog|wikipedia types of blogs]]<br />
*Personal blogs are those blogs designed mostly for teenagers and college students. It is a great way to communicate with each other and keep everyone up to date with events and thoughts.<br />
*Business blogs are used to promote and defame businesses, to argue economic concepts, to desseminate information and more. A good example would be the stock market.<br />
*Clubbox blogs allow owners, upon paying a monthly fee, to post daily personal entries, pictures, and videos. It usually has a large amount of bandwidth to share.<br />
*Culture blogs discuss music, sports, theatre, other arts, and popular culture.<br />
*Photoblogs consist of a gallery of images published daily.<br />
<br />
==What else can you add in a blog?==<br />
*Add to the conversation that the blog begins.<br />
*Add additional ideas that may have been omitted.<br />
*Advertisements can also be added to blogs.<br />
*Offer links to other blogs.<br />
*Some of the best blogs use graphics.<br />
<br />
==Links==<br />
*[http://alistapart.com/articles/"write a better blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to blog"]<br />
*[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives "how to write an interesting bolg"]<br />
*[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/"blog"]<br />
*[http://smart-writers.com/"how to write on a blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to comment on a blog"]<br />
<br />
==Works cited==<br />
*Davis, Harold. "Google Adveritsing Tools." O'reilly Media,Inc., 2006<br />
*Earthshine How to blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://earthshine.org/howtoblog>.<br />
*Hacker, Diana. "A Writer's Reference." Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003<br />
*Powazek, Derek Learn to write. 09 May 2006. Online. 16 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://alistapart.com/articles/learntowrite>.<br />
*Wikipedia, blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog>.<br />
*Link to Google<br />
:<[http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
*Link to Ask.com <br />
:<http://www.ask.com/?o=0#subject:ask|pg:1<br />
*Anatomy of a Blog <br />
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=How_do_I_write_on_a_blog%3F&diff=10157How do I write on a blog?2006-07-25T17:53:21Z<p>Shunter: /* Works cited */</p>
<hr />
<div>[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/ "Blog"] is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the website. A blog is your easy to use website, where you can post your thoughts and interact with other people. In order to <br />
[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives/ write an interesting blog], some things to keep in mind would be; Create meaningful titles, have opinions, keep it short, encourage participation, mix it up,include your own experiences, and make proper editing and grammer corrections.<br />
<br />
There are different types of blogs. Some of them are personal, business, clubbox, cultural and gossip. <br />
<br />
==How to write an interesting blog==<br />
===Structure Format===<br />
* Titles-the main title or headline.<br />
* Body- the main content.<br />
* Permilink- the URL of the full individual article.<br />
* Entry Date- this includes the date and time the blog was published or posted.<br />
<br />
Also, Blogs Usually Include:<br />
*Comments- opinions that readers have about the work<br />
*Categories- subjects that will be discussed in teh entry<br />
*Links- that can tell more information about certain topics in the entry<br />
<br />
<br />
===Create meaningful titiles===<br />
*[[How do I write a strong title?|Titles]] should be short, to the point and grab the readers attention.<br />
*Create titles that go with the topic. <br />
*Personal topics are good, depending on your audience. Write only what you know.<br />
<br />
===Have opinions===<br />
*Feel free to tell people what you think.<br />
*Do not write anything on your blog that you would not feel comfortable saying out in a public place. <br />
*Remember that your blog is public information. Be careful not to put incriminating ideas or lucid information that you do not want everyone to know.<br />
*It is okay to enter a discussion if you really have something to say.<br />
*Stay relevant to the topic.<br />
*Encourage people to comment and send feedback. Be inviting.<br />
*Be helpful and respectful, considerate yet critical.<br />
*Simply stating good job is not helpful. Tell what you thought was good and state improvements that could be made.<br />
<br />
===Keep it short===<br />
*Be sure to strive for clarity, simplicity, and conciseness.<br />
*Do not stay on one subject for to long. It makes the reader bored and they are more likely to loose interest in your blog.<br />
<br />
===Encourage participation===<br />
*Add your own comments or ideas into your blog and ask for feedback.<br />
*Inform your readers as to where your ideas came from and cite your sources.<br />
*Link entertaining and informative websites that relate to your post.<br />
*Illicit further thoughts.<br />
*No trolling or spamming.<br />
<br />
===Mix it up===<br />
*Be careful in your word choice. Avoid using repetitive words and [[What is redundancy?|redundancy.]]<br />
*Do not use too many big [[What is wordiness?|words]] to try and make it sound better. Sometimes short is better.<br />
*Amuse your readers. Have a sense of humor.<br />
*Don't over explain yourself.<br />
*Write as if your readership consist of paid subscribers.<br />
<br />
===Include your own experiences===<br />
*Your [[What is an audience?|audience]] consist of readers who have something in common with you. Include some personal examples when neccessary.<br />
*Be sure that your blog has some special [[What is "interesting detail" and how do I use it?|interest.]]<br />
*Give readers what they want and you will create a loyal readership.<br />
<br />
===Editing and grammer===<br />
*Make sure your readers understand what you are saying. <br />
*Be sure to check spelling and grammer on all of your [[Editing? proofreading? revision?|work.]]<br />
*Remember that bloggers and [[What are some basic editing strategies for new writers?|editiors]] reserve the right to approve and edit all posts and comments.<br />
*Study other blogs.<br />
*A writers goal should be clarity.<br />
<br />
==Different types of blogs==<br />
::[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog|wikipedia types of blogs]]<br />
*Personal blogs are those blogs designed mostly for teenagers and college students. It is a great way to communicate with each other and keep everyone up to date with events and thoughts.<br />
*Business blogs are used to promote and defame businesses, to argue economic concepts, to desseminate information and more. A good example would be the stock market.<br />
*Clubbox blogs allow owners, upon paying a monthly fee, to post daily personal entries, pictures, and videos. It usually has a large amount of bandwidth to share.<br />
*Culture blogs discuss music, sports, theatre, other arts, and popular culture.<br />
*Photoblogs consist of a gallery of images published daily.<br />
<br />
==What else can you add in a blog?==<br />
*Add to the conversation that the blog begins.<br />
*Add additional ideas that may have been omitted.<br />
*Advertisements can also be added to blogs.<br />
*Offer links to other blogs.<br />
*Some of the best blogs use graphics.<br />
<br />
==Links==<br />
*[http://alistapart.com/articles/"write a better blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to blog"]<br />
*[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives "how to write an interesting bolg"]<br />
*[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/"blog"]<br />
*[http://smart-writers.com/"how to write on a blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to comment on a blog"]<br />
<br />
==Works cited==<br />
*Davis, Harold. "Google Adveritsing Tools." O'reilly Media,Inc., 2006<br />
*Earthshine How to blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://earthshine.org/howtoblog>.<br />
*Hacker, Diana. "A Writer's Reference." Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003<br />
*Powazek, Derek Learn to write. 09 May 2006. Online. 16 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://alistapart.com/articles/learntowrite>.<br />
*Wikipedia, blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog>.<br />
*Link to Google<br />
:<[http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
*Link to Ask.com <br />
:<http://www.ask.com/?o=0#subject:ask|pg:1<br />
*Anatomy of a Blog <br />
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=How_do_I_write_on_a_blog%3F&diff=10155How do I write on a blog?2006-07-25T17:50:52Z<p>Shunter: /* Create meaningful titiles */</p>
<hr />
<div>[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/ "Blog"] is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the website. A blog is your easy to use website, where you can post your thoughts and interact with other people. In order to <br />
[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives/ write an interesting blog], some things to keep in mind would be; Create meaningful titles, have opinions, keep it short, encourage participation, mix it up,include your own experiences, and make proper editing and grammer corrections.<br />
<br />
There are different types of blogs. Some of them are personal, business, clubbox, cultural and gossip. <br />
<br />
==How to write an interesting blog==<br />
===Structure Format===<br />
* Titles-the main title or headline.<br />
* Body- the main content.<br />
* Permilink- the URL of the full individual article.<br />
* Entry Date- this includes the date and time the blog was published or posted.<br />
<br />
Also, Blogs Usually Include:<br />
*Comments- opinions that readers have about the work<br />
*Categories- subjects that will be discussed in teh entry<br />
*Links- that can tell more information about certain topics in the entry<br />
<br />
<br />
===Create meaningful titiles===<br />
*[[How do I write a strong title?|Titles]] should be short, to the point and grab the readers attention.<br />
*Create titles that go with the topic. <br />
*Personal topics are good, depending on your audience. Write only what you know.<br />
<br />
===Have opinions===<br />
*Feel free to tell people what you think.<br />
*Do not write anything on your blog that you would not feel comfortable saying out in a public place. <br />
*Remember that your blog is public information. Be careful not to put incriminating ideas or lucid information that you do not want everyone to know.<br />
*It is okay to enter a discussion if you really have something to say.<br />
*Stay relevant to the topic.<br />
*Encourage people to comment and send feedback. Be inviting.<br />
*Be helpful and respectful, considerate yet critical.<br />
*Simply stating good job is not helpful. Tell what you thought was good and state improvements that could be made.<br />
<br />
===Keep it short===<br />
*Be sure to strive for clarity, simplicity, and conciseness.<br />
*Do not stay on one subject for to long. It makes the reader bored and they are more likely to loose interest in your blog.<br />
<br />
===Encourage participation===<br />
*Add your own comments or ideas into your blog and ask for feedback.<br />
*Inform your readers as to where your ideas came from and cite your sources.<br />
*Link entertaining and informative websites that relate to your post.<br />
*Illicit further thoughts.<br />
*No trolling or spamming.<br />
<br />
===Mix it up===<br />
*Be careful in your word choice. Avoid using repetitive words and [[What is redundancy?|redundancy.]]<br />
*Do not use too many big [[What is wordiness?|words]] to try and make it sound better. Sometimes short is better.<br />
*Amuse your readers. Have a sense of humor.<br />
*Don't over explain yourself.<br />
*Write as if your readership consist of paid subscribers.<br />
<br />
===Include your own experiences===<br />
*Your [[What is an audience?|audience]] consist of readers who have something in common with you. Include some personal examples when neccessary.<br />
*Be sure that your blog has some special [[What is "interesting detail" and how do I use it?|interest.]]<br />
*Give readers what they want and you will create a loyal readership.<br />
<br />
===Editing and grammer===<br />
*Make sure your readers understand what you are saying. <br />
*Be sure to check spelling and grammer on all of your [[Editing? proofreading? revision?|work.]]<br />
*Remember that bloggers and [[What are some basic editing strategies for new writers?|editiors]] reserve the right to approve and edit all posts and comments.<br />
*Study other blogs.<br />
*A writers goal should be clarity.<br />
<br />
==Different types of blogs==<br />
::[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog|wikipedia types of blogs]]<br />
*Personal blogs are those blogs designed mostly for teenagers and college students. It is a great way to communicate with each other and keep everyone up to date with events and thoughts.<br />
*Business blogs are used to promote and defame businesses, to argue economic concepts, to desseminate information and more. A good example would be the stock market.<br />
*Clubbox blogs allow owners, upon paying a monthly fee, to post daily personal entries, pictures, and videos. It usually has a large amount of bandwidth to share.<br />
*Culture blogs discuss music, sports, theatre, other arts, and popular culture.<br />
*Photoblogs consist of a gallery of images published daily.<br />
<br />
==What else can you add in a blog?==<br />
*Add to the conversation that the blog begins.<br />
*Add additional ideas that may have been omitted.<br />
*Advertisements can also be added to blogs.<br />
*Offer links to other blogs.<br />
*Some of the best blogs use graphics.<br />
<br />
==Links==<br />
*[http://alistapart.com/articles/"write a better blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to blog"]<br />
*[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives "how to write an interesting bolg"]<br />
*[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/"blog"]<br />
*[http://smart-writers.com/"how to write on a blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to comment on a blog"]<br />
<br />
==Works cited==<br />
*Davis, Harold. "Google Adveritsing Tools." O'reilly Media,Inc., 2006<br />
*Earthshine How to blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://earthshine.org/howtoblog>.<br />
*Hacker, Diana. "A Writer's Reference." Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003<br />
*Powazek, Derek Learn to write. 09 May 2006. Online. 16 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://alistapart.com/articles/learntowrite>.<br />
*Wikipedia, blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog>.<br />
*Link to Google<br />
:<[http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
*Link to Ask.com <br />
:<http://www.ask.com/?o=0#subject:ask|pg:1</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=How_do_I_write_on_a_blog%3F&diff=10151How do I write on a blog?2006-07-25T17:36:07Z<p>Shunter: /* Works cited */</p>
<hr />
<div>[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/ "Blog"] is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the website. A blog is your easy to use website, where you can post your thoughts and interact with other people. In order to <br />
[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives/ write an interesting blog], some things to keep in mind would be; Create meaningful titles, have opinions, keep it short, encourage participation, mix it up,include your own experiences, and make proper editing and grammer corrections.<br />
<br />
There are different types of blogs. Some of them are personal, business, clubbox, cultural and gossip. <br />
<br />
==How to write an interesting blog==<br />
===Create meaningful titiles===<br />
*[[How do I write a strong title?|Titles]] should be short, to the point and grab the readers attention.<br />
*Create titles that go with the topic. <br />
*Personal topics are good, depending on your audience. Write only what you know.<br />
<br />
===Have opinions===<br />
*Feel free to tell people what you think.<br />
*Do not write anything on your blog that you would not feel comfortable saying out in a public place. <br />
*Remember that your blog is public information. Be careful not to put incriminating ideas or lucid information that you do not want everyone to know.<br />
*It is okay to enter a discussion if you really have something to say.<br />
*Stay relevant to the topic.<br />
*Encourage people to comment and send feedback. Be inviting.<br />
*Be helpful and respectful, considerate yet critical.<br />
*Simply stating good job is not helpful. Tell what you thought was good and state improvements that could be made.<br />
<br />
===Keep it short===<br />
*Be sure to strive for clarity, simplicity, and conciseness.<br />
*Do not stay on one subject for to long. It makes the reader bored and they are more likely to loose interest in your blog.<br />
<br />
===Encourage participation===<br />
*Add your own comments or ideas into your blog and ask for feedback.<br />
*Inform your readers as to where your ideas came from and cite your sources.<br />
*Link entertaining and informative websites that relate to your post.<br />
*Illicit further thoughts.<br />
*No trolling or spamming.<br />
<br />
===Mix it up===<br />
*Be careful in your word choice. Avoid using repetitive words and [[What is redundancy?|redundancy.]]<br />
*Do not use too many big [[What is wordiness?|words]] to try and make it sound better. Sometimes short is better.<br />
*Amuse your readers. Have a sense of humor.<br />
*Don't over explain yourself.<br />
*Write as if your readership consist of paid subscribers.<br />
<br />
===Include your own experiences===<br />
*Your [[What is an audience?|audience]] consist of readers who have something in common with you. Include some personal examples when neccessary.<br />
*Be sure that your blog has some special [[What is "interesting detail" and how do I use it?|interest.]]<br />
*Give readers what they want and you will create a loyal readership.<br />
<br />
===Editing and grammer===<br />
*Make sure your readers understand what you are saying. <br />
*Be sure to check spelling and grammer on all of your [[Editing? proofreading? revision?|work.]]<br />
*Remember that bloggers and [[What are some basic editing strategies for new writers?|editiors]] reserve the right to approve and edit all posts and comments.<br />
*Study other blogs.<br />
*A writers goal should be clarity.<br />
<br />
==Different types of blogs==<br />
::[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog|wikipedia types of blogs]]<br />
*Personal blogs are those blogs designed mostly for teenagers and college students. It is a great way to communicate with each other and keep everyone up to date with events and thoughts.<br />
*Business blogs are used to promote and defame businesses, to argue economic concepts, to desseminate information and more. A good example would be the stock market.<br />
*Clubbox blogs allow owners, upon paying a monthly fee, to post daily personal entries, pictures, and videos. It usually has a large amount of bandwidth to share.<br />
*Culture blogs discuss music, sports, theatre, other arts, and popular culture.<br />
*Photoblogs consist of a gallery of images published daily.<br />
<br />
==What else can you add in a blog?==<br />
*Add to the conversation that the blog begins.<br />
*Add additional ideas that may have been omitted.<br />
*Advertisements can also be added to blogs.<br />
*Offer links to other blogs.<br />
*The best blogs use graphics.<br />
<br />
==Links==<br />
*[http://alistapart.com/articles/"write a better blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to blog"]<br />
*[http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/bi/entrepreneur/archives "how to write an interesting bolg"]<br />
*[http://www.bytowninternet.com/glossary/"blog"]<br />
*[http://smart-writers.com/"how to write on a blog"]<br />
*[http://earthshine.org "how to comment on a blog"]<br />
<br />
==Works cited==<br />
*Davis, Harold. "Google Adveritsing Tools." O'reilly Media,Inc., 2006<br />
*Earthshine How to blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://earthshine.org/howtoblog>.<br />
*Hacker, Diana. "A Writer's Reference." Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003<br />
*Powazek, Derek Learn to write. 09 May 2006. Online. 16 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://alistapart.com/articles/learntowrite>.<br />
*Wikipedia, blog. Online. 17 Jul 2006.<br />
:<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/blog>.<br />
*Link to Google<br />
:<[http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
*Link to Ask.com <br />
:<http://www.ask.com/?o=0#subject:ask|pg:1</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=User_talk:Shunter&diff=9949User talk:Shunter2006-07-13T02:12:47Z<p>Shunter: /* Identifying and Satisfying Your Audience */</p>
<hr />
<div>==Relating to the Reader==<br />
<br />
===Identifying and Satisfying Your Audience===<br />
<br />
There is no perfect reader; however, writers should try to produce near perfect literal work. It is the writer's job to try to identify the interest of the reader. "The audience is the group most likely interested in a the subject matter of the book."<br />
Trying to identify an audience is not an easy job. When trying to identify the audience of a paper, the writer should ask themselves the following questions:<br />
<br />
* "Who is your audience?"<br />
* "What do they believe?"<br />
* "Where do they stand on the issue?"<br />
* "How are their interests involved?" <br />
* "What evidence is likely to be effective with them?" <br />
<br />
<br />
By answering these questions the writer will be more efficient in satisfying the audience.<br />
<br />
When trying to find out who is your audience, the writer should try to find the background of the audience. Majority will sometimes rule in this situation; however, the writer should not write for a certain type of person. The writer should not forget about the others in the audience. The author should try to identify with the wants and the needs of the audience. Questions that should now be ask are:<br />
Finding out who your audience is includes the following:<br />
<br />
* race<br />
* age<br />
* gender<br />
* religous background <br />
<br />
Identifying the reader ahead of time will decrease the chance of offending the audience. If you know the type of audiece you are going to have, you can better use better words to relate to the reader. <br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===Works Cited===<br />
<br />
<br />
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Writing Center-http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/audience.html<br />
<br />
African American Book Club- http://aalbc.com/writers/publishing_glossary.htm<br />
<br />
Hacker,Diana.A Writer's Reference.5th Ed. Boston:Bedford/St.Martin, 2003.<br />
<br />
Link to [http://www.google.com/ Google.]</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=User_talk:Shunter&diff=9932User talk:Shunter2006-07-11T18:16:04Z<p>Shunter: </p>
<hr />
<div>==Relating to the Reader==<br />
<br />
===Identifying and Satisfying Your Audience===<br />
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There is no perfect reader; however, writers should try to produce near perfect literal work. It is the writer's job to try to identify the interest of the reader. "The audience is the group most likely interested in a the subject matter of the book."<br />
Trying to identify an audience is not an easy job. When trying to identify the audience of a paper the writer should ask themselves the following questions:<br />
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* "Who is your audience?"<br />
* "What do they believe?"<br />
* "Where do they stand on the issue?"<br />
* "How are their interests involved?" <br />
* "What evidence is likely to be effective with them?" <br />
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By answering these questions the writer will be more efficient in satisfying the audience.<br />
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When trying to find out who is your audience, the writer should try to find the background of the audience. Majority will sometimes rule in this situation; however, the writer should not write for a certain type of person. The writer should not forget about the others in the audience. The author should try to identify with the wants and the needs of the audience. Questions that should now be ask are:<br />
Finding out who your audience is includes the following:<br />
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* race<br />
* age<br />
* gender<br />
* religous background <br />
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Identifying the reader ahead of time will decrease the chance of offending the audience. If you know who your audience is going to be then you can use better words to relate to them.</div>Shunterhttps://litwiki.org/index.php?title=User:Shunter&diff=9898User:Shunter2006-07-06T17:45:36Z<p>Shunter: </p>
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===Student===<br />
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#[[Composition FAQ]]<br />
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<div>==Sheena Hunter==<br />
===Student===<br />
#Link to [http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
#[(Composition FAQ)]<br />
'''bold'''<br />
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===Student===<br />
*Link to [http://www.google.com/ Google.]<br />
*[(Composition FAQ)]<br />
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