What does Blog Writing mean to us?

Blog writing is nothing less than a journey, in which each metaphor, analogy and adjective are gateways to enter the wild digital plains of the Internet. The way in which your blogs are structured can make or break your business, your professional life, and your virtual ties. We at Writopedia take blog content writing seriously, because our entire lives depend on this art form.

Each blog needs to be nurtured and developed with as much scrutiny as bringing up a child requires. We provide a content logic for each blog that we write for you, complete with headings, overall framework, facts, case studies and prompts. For us, blog writing and content writing in general is a way of life, one that defines our ambition, our purpose and our resolve for innovation and advancement.

We at Writopedia are constantly trying to explore the depths of professional blog writing services, by finding new ways to make this art form more potent. Here are some of the services that we provide in this realm:

Once your blog is nurtured and developed, it needs to be given a platform to be known, recognized and shared. We provide you a complete content marketing toolkit for each blog article that we write for you, thorough in terms of keyword research, title optimization, curated navigation path, geo-targeting and more.

Nurturing and developing a blog does not end at SEO or at good content. Each and every blog needs to be tested for readability, legibility and accuracy of content. Some of the areas we test our blogs for include ease-to-read, grammar, fact check, structure and syntax check, SEO optimization and plagiarism.

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According to HubSpot, companies that create custom blogs have approximately 97% more inbound links that companies then do not.

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Blogs can be tailored according to the needs of your business and can serve a much more interesting purpose than one can imagine. For instance, while writing for an IT outsourcing company named QL Tech, we found that they wanted to explain complex concepts such as computer languages and web development technicalities to laymen. To meet this need, we started to use commonplace examples to explain complex concepts, like explaining marketing automation as involuntary functions of a business, such as breathing, digestion and so forth.

At Writopedia, we train our writers to become practitioners of the compelling art form that is writing. We do not pay as much attention to the aspect of “how to write” as compared to “how to experience what you write.” This is where it gets interesting!

We specifically hire writers who have had experience in various fields, such as Ecommerce, Finance, IT, Law, Business Administration, Management, Research, and so on. This helps us to deliver quality content in myriad realms of business and study.

Without curating an entire experience for our clients through the process of content structuring, marketing optimization, and content management, we would be lost! Without providing integrated research reports for each blog article, we would not have been able to build ourselves into the community we are today.