How to write a Blog post in five easy steps ?

What is Blog and Blog Posts?
A blog is a website or part of a site that contains regularly updated content about one or multiple topics. The term is short for "web log," which means to log information on  a website. The content on ablog usually comes in the form of articles on individual web page called blog post.
                            They can be used for anything that involves communicating for publishing information on the world wide web.common uses include teaching and educational and corporate use. Your blog can be personal diary, a project collaboration tool, a guide or any means of communicating and publishing information on the web.
What are the types of Blog?
Types of Blog are:-
1. Personal Blog 
2. Buissness Blog
3. Professional Blog 
4. Niche Blog 
5. Reverse Blog 
6. Affiliate Blog
7. Media Blog 
8. Freelance Blog 
Difference between Blog and Blogging:-
Blog is a website or webpage usually run by a single individual or small group written in informal language. 
Blogging is writing a Blog...
Characteristic of Blog.
It can be used for social networking.
It can be used to share descriptions of event  thought, etc.
How to write a Blog post in 5 easy steps?
Step 1. Plan your blog post by choosing a topic ,creating an outline, and checking facts about the topic.
Step 2. Write a best headline that is both informative and attractive to the readers. 
Step 3. Write your post, either writing a draft in a single session or graduall words on parts of it.
Step 4. Use image or videos to enhance your post.
Step 5. Edit your blog post. Make sure to avoid repetition, read post aloud to check its flow, have someone is read it and provide feedback, keep sentenses or paragraph short.


I am Saheb Sarkar from purnea .

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