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Home > News > BlogWorld Tips – How to Create Meaningful Content!
How to Create Meaningful Content

BlogWorld Tips – How to Create Meaningful Content!

June 12, 2012 by Mark Zamora

If you watched our live-stream of BlogWorld 2012, then you know that we’ve been talking to the greatest people at BlogWorld including C.C. Chapman, best-selling author of the book “Content Rules.”

In this video, he’s giving you his 3 tips to creating great and meaningful content!

How to Create Meaningful Content

1.) Speak from Your Heart!
Be passionate about what you want to cover and it will automatically be more meaningful.

2.) Be Human!
Don’t be a robot! Speak like a real human being speaks!!

3.) Play to Your Strengths!
We aren’t good at everything so focus on what you are the best at!

Filed Under: News, Video Tagged With: Blogging, BlogWorld, social media

About Mark Zamora

works in the background for sites like GeekBeat.TV, WebBeat.TV, and One Man’s Blog. He is currently attending the University of Texas at Dallas. He loves film, video games, music, animation, technology, and a good conversation with those interested in the same things so feel free to get in touch through the many available social networks.


Comments

  1. Jendi says

    June 21, 2012 at 12:19 pm

    Great tips! And as a daily life blogger I totally agree with Brian’s comment. Try to have something that people can learn or laugh at – a take away. Many mom bloggers miss that mark, including myself at times.

  2. Brian Groce says

    June 13, 2012 at 2:14 pm

    I couldn’t agree more. We are more passionate about what we are good at and conversational language is much, much better than business jargon. Lastly, however, there has to be some “meat” in the content that readers want to know or want to learn. In other words, you have to have something worth communicating.

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