I just started my blog a few weeks ago and one of the lessons I learned had to do with content. It seemed that readers were more interested off of posts that I produced rather cutting and pasting interesting articles. Also in my blog After The Nikah: A journey into Muslim Marriage, I don’t write posts in any cronological order so I often want readers to explore older posts. What I decided to do was attempt to organize it in a way that had older posts fully accessible on the front page. I think my main issues is staying organized and continuing to make the appearance of the blog more attractive and user friendly.

Thank you for the great post

Forget what you learned in English class, in a book, or even some of the things you read on this blog. There are certain guidelines and pointers that may apply to everyone. But, when it comes to writing style – the most important thing is what works for you.

When you sit down to actually write, many times you’ll find that you start off somewhat slow. After a few minutes, the flow of your post begins to take form and the ideas start connecting. It’s the beginning part that needs to be looked at, revised, and probably removed.

Whatever you do – do not get stuck on the intro. By all means, skip it. The introduction may be important, but readers often skip the intro and get straight into the article itself.

comments/suggestions (by you or your readers) are encouraged and welcomed.

shukran ya CD