What to blog about - the un-ending question! Today, I talked about mold in Flagstaff homes, and my Flagstaff home in particular. Where did I get the idea and information? The idea came from a recent CRS newsletter - which, because I am a CRS, I would be entitled to simply copy and paste.
But that would have endangered my SEO, right, bloggers? Take a search for the word mold used with the phrase "unpredictable cousin Harry" (quoted from the CRS Your Home Newsletter) to see how many other CRS agents made the SEO mistake. So, instead, I took the mold-in-the-home idea, rephrased some of the language, took out "cousin Harry," and created my own post.
I also used resources from the library of resources on the Ecobroker.com website, providing links to those as well as pulling info for my own text.
Finally, I told the sad story of my own mold horror experience. I'm convinced I will hav
e long-lasting nightmares of sleeping in my bedroom with damp towels blocking the door toward my living area where mold remediation was in process. The picture on the right is NOT of me doing the remediation -- I hired professionals.
So, here is my example of five key blogging tips: (1) it's ok to get ideas from other sources (2) don't copy and paste, (3) write in your own words and style, (4) do solid research and show your references, (5) personalize the story whenever possible. Happy blogging!
Photo courtesy of US EPA website.
For Flagstaff Real Estate, contact: Team Heitland, RE/MAX Peak Properties
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