22. “Competition-free content is about

[zihadhosenjm60]

22. “Competition-free content is about using this whole process to identify the things that your competitors are doing, the things that they’re using to market themselves, what types of content they’re creating, how long is that content, what is that content doing for its audience (is it solving a problem, is its methodology, is it actionable).” – Garrett Moon, CoSchedule
Another way to create quality content is to simply check-in and see what your competitors are doing (try setting up a Google Alert to monitor their activity). And make sure to seriously assess your competitors with a critical eye, considering what kind of tactics they’re using, how they provide value to their audience and who their target audience is.

Doing so will give you a much stronger grasp of how you can set your own blog up for success and you’ll save tons of times by learning from other people’s mistakes rather than committing your own.

23. “One of the ways eloquent bloggers are able to generate great content and what number is this singapore great blogs is by habitually proofreading their works thoroughly.” – Jason Wolf, Author of Blogging
Extraordinary content is created in the edit. We often forget that creating quality content requires more than just writing out everything that you had in mind and calling it day.

To really create extraordinary content, you need to machete a habit of proofreading your own work and having a willingness to accept that things can be better. I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve written something and thought it finished, only to go over it the following day and realized that I missed out on an important bit of information or found out that I could have written something better.

It’s totally normal to have your first draft be unpolished, in fact, it’s expected. Which is exactly why it’s so important for you to have a strong system in place for editing and proofreading.

24. “No one – and I really mean no one – will ever read your blog just because your grammar is spot on. If “good grammar” is the only thing you have going for you, you’ve lost.” – Bill Widmer
Don’t get caught up in the details of grammar and punctuation. Even the greatest geniuses in the world have struggled with the basics of spelling and grammar, but they didn’t let such a small thing stop them and you shouldn’t either.

Don’t get me wrong though, good grammar helps but it’s not the be-all-end-all of what makes a great piece of content.

A great copy editor is always a bonus if you can afford one, but if you don’t have the resources to invest in one yet you can always use helpful tools like Grammarly or Hemingway to help you fix those little semantical errors.