Your Blog is No Place for Spelling Bloopers

Spelling Tips

You invest in your blog every day, finding great topics, products to review, photos to show, brands to promote, and advertisers to buy property. You write posts on a daily basis. Are you making sure that your blog is error-free? Your blog should not be the star in the next “Spelling Bloopers” YouTube video!

Poorly Written Content Has Side Effects:

  1. You have probably less than 8 seconds to grab and retain the reader’s attention. If your reader has to slow down for spelling and grammatical errors, you lose them.
  2. Missed opportunities – If you’re looking for brands to work with, they will not be knocking on your door unless your content is perfect.
  3. Trust – Readers trust writing that looks professional.

 Damage Control Tips

  1. Proofread!
  2. Hire an editor/proofreader or ask your neighbor who has written three bestselling novels to go over your post.
  3. Update the rules in your spell check. Use a word processor with a good spelling and grammar check, but remember that it will miss certain types of mistakes.)

  4. Proofread and edit again before posting.

Great Sites for Grammar and Spelling Tips:

Invest in yourself, purchase a spelling and grammar guide book like this one

Grammatically Correct: The Essential Guide to Spelling, Style, Usage, Grammar, and Punctuation [Kindle Edition]

 

Grammar

Blogger’s Poll

  • I proofread and edit my posts before posting.
  • I don’t always proofread or edit my posts before posting.
  • I write; I post. That’s it.
  • I have an editor.

 

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