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How to Write 37 Different Types of Blog Post: What Do I Blog About? From Subscribers to Sales (Blogging book Book 2) Kindle Edition

by Sarah Arrow (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.5 out of 5 stars 43 ratings
You've started blogging, perhaps completed a blogging challenge or two. And now you're wondering what next? Or perhaps you're wondering what to blog about for your business? What do you blog about to get leads? More sales? More traffic?

What if there were blog posts that you could create for specific goals like
*Blog posts to attract traffic
*Blog posts to entertain (Memes, parody, satire)
*Blog posts for social proof
*Blog posts that gain your sales
And of course which blog posts should you write to connect and captivate your audience?

"The words Blog & Sarah Arrow go together like wine and cheese - people rarely think of one without the other." Jay Blake

In this book, Sarah Arrow, the UKs leading professional blogger shares with you 37 different blog posts and how to write them for results. Of course, it's written in Sarah's chatty style and shares examples of people using each type of blog post. No matter what niche you are in, you can benefit from trying out each of the 37 blog posts in this blogging book. Sarah understand's that time is of a premium, and you want to get the from your blog posts as soon as you can, hence this handy guide.

This book is a perfect follw-up to Sarah's 30 Day Blogging Challenge (graduate success rate 24%, other people's challenges 6% success rate), as well as being able to use it with no knowledge of the blogging challenge, this guide will help you keep your blog posts generating traffic and sales for you. What more could you ask for?

This Kindle blogging book contains links to resources and the examples of each type of blog post.

If you don't know what to blog about but want to write blog posts that attract traffic, social shares and sales then download your copy now.
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Sarah Arrow

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Sarah Arrow discovered business blogging and social media by accident. It helped rescue her failing transport business from the credit crunch. Sarah believes there is an alternative to cold calling; it's called writing blog posts. This has led her on the path to becoming a leading visibility consultant and blogging expert.

This led her to creating Birds on the Blog, winning awards and doing fun things (like meeting Tony Robbins, Karren Brady, Guy Kawasaki plus Martha Stewart even invited her to a party). Sarah is one of the few professional business bloggers that have learned blogging from the ground up, by promoting offline services as well as bricks and mortar businesses. Her experience is priceless to many other small business owners and entrepreneurs just like you.

Sarah knows that business blogging isn't out of the reach of everyday entrepreneurs, that you can reach your target markets easily with little resistance. Hence, her Kindle guides on business visibility. She's also organised free blogging challenges since 2007 and has helped thousands of other bloggers to kick start their blog and gain more business. That's right, you read that correctly - you can join Sarah's blogging challenge and get trained for free!

Married to Kevin, her childhood sweetheart, as well as being mum to three beautiful daughters, Jessica, Kira and Jasmine, grandma to the super cute grandbaby.

Sarah lives in Essex (close to London), enjoys watching sci-fi films, The Good Wife, Frasier, Burn Notice, and being with her family. She can be frequently updating her blog. See you there xx

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  • Mirela-Carmen Stancu
    5.0 out of 5 stars I recommend this book to anyone who is serious about blogging
    Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2015
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    “How to write 37 different types of blog post” will give you useful information about the types of blog posts that work and their reason for why you’ll have success. You will also understand how to get the best results using the type of blog posts that you chose.
    If you want to know how to avoid blogging mistakes, or how to plan your blog’s content, I recommend reading Sarah Arrow’s book. This was already the third or fourth book I have read by this author. After reading each one of her books I always told myself… Sarah Arrow is a “blogging Encyclopedia”.
    Reading the book and seeing such a well-organized list with all 37 types of posts, I suddenly felt that I will never have another “writer’s block” moment. My mind can temporary be “blocked” by one, two, or three subjects but… for sure not all 37 types.
    To conclude, I recommend this book to anyone who is serious about blogging, no matter if you have been blogging for a long or short time. A special recommendation is addressed directly to all beginner bloggers. I know how it is to start in this field; I know how hard it is to track the good information down on all aspects you will encounter. Reading this book will provide you an abundance of valuable knowledge and more than this, you will have all you need in a single source.
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  • Yolanda Facio
    5.0 out of 5 stars Take Blogging to a Whole New Level
    Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2015
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    I've been blogging for at least a decade or more and I still found exceptionally helpful nuggets of information inside How to Write 37 Different Types of Blog Posts. I heavily highlighted areas to return to for a new blog I'm starting this month. The thing is, not every post type fits your audience. Ms. Arrow focuses on getting you to really think about who you are writing for. I kept my newest blog idea in mind, along with the audience who will likely be reading it, as I worked through Ms. Arrow's book. It helped me pick out the best post types and formats for creating a content calendar that will really resonate with my prospective readers.

    37 Blog Posts is a quick read, with helpful and timely information any blogger - beginner or seasoned - can use to get more readers, more traffic, more social shares, and even more sales!
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  • Kat Sturtz (Kathy Henderson-Sturtz)
    5.0 out of 5 stars Terrific resource for "non-writers" with a dream of publishing blog copy on regular basis
    Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2015
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    Sarah's book is an excellent quick read resource that will be especially useful to those who consider themselves non-writers and are inexperienced with pumping out good content on a regular basis. Even though, I've been in writing and publishing business myself for years (since 1971!) I enjoyed the tidbits and examples Sarah shares.
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  • Kxplorer
    3.0 out of 5 stars Good book
    Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2017
    Ideas are very good. But, not so structured at all.I felt there should be summary after each chapters.i hope, Sarah should look into this
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  • Tinkie Bellie
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent advice for bloggers
    Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2015
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    This got me thinking about my target audience. Having three different blogs with three different target audiences I really need to think about how to reach all of them the best possible way. This book gives me clear guidelines on that - yay :)
    Now I just have start thinking and planning even more carefully about the blog posts.
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  • Kate Pieper
    5.0 out of 5 stars Sarah Arrow Rocks!!!!
    Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2016
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    Sarah Arrow and her husband are amazing people! They are incredibly talented and encouraging to all bloggers - regardless of your skill! Sarah is the Go-To Lady of Blogging
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  • Anna Welliver
    5.0 out of 5 stars Knowledgeable
    Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2020
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
    Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2015
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    Really useful and easy to read. It has helped me make sense of the world of blogging
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  • Rosanne Berry
    5.0 out of 5 stars The Blogging Queen does it again !
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 7, 2015
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    So much useful information packed into these pages including many links and references. This is a must read for anyone keen to improve their blogging and give their reader a better reading experience.
    I am keen to work on the case study as Sarah makes it sound as though it could be useful to my niche, it is something I have struggled with in the past but I think now is the time to move on this.
    The call to action section is brilliant, this is often something I couldn't quite get my head round and I guess I was one of those whose considered it as selling but it is explained here in an easy to understand manner. I now realise that the reader needs to be led and encouraged to do something at the end of the post.
    Thanks for writing this book Sarah it really goes hand in hand with the 30 Day Blogging Challenge which I found invaluable.
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  • Lovestoreview
    5.0 out of 5 stars Sarah is the blogging queen
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 7, 2015
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    I've just picked up Sarah's latest book and once again I am thrilled, even on the first read i have picked up new ideas and more importantly found more blogs I should be following.

    Sarah's ability to share knowledge and provide live examples of how it should be done make this a must have for anyone with a blog and an absolute necessity for anyone without one, why? Because it is Sarah's belief that blogs are no longer a nice to have!!

    Each suggestion comes with an example of how it has been done well, I particularly love the guide post suggestions. We all want to learn from our reading and by providing detailed and well researched guide posts that will ensure people keep coming back.

    This is a resource book, a bloggers bible if you like - filled with things I will come back to again and again
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  • krider2010
    3.0 out of 5 stars Useful Collection - Nothing More
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 1, 2015
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    Not a bad collection of ideas, but it is just that! A collection of blog posts. With poor formatting once moved to the kindle.

    Given the previous reviews I expected a bit more. Some extra insight, or more content actually in the book. Links to other sites can be really useful, assuming you have an Internet connection, but so often when reading I don't. Or they should be collected at the end of the chapters (well sections really) as extra reading.
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  • Nicky Claydon
    5.0 out of 5 stars A must read for anyone wanting to know more about blogging
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 8, 2015
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    Having completed Sarah Arrow's Blogging Challenge I was really pleased to see Sarah had written a further book on this subject and eagerly downloaded it. It did not disappoint. Just after the first few chapters I was writing copious notes, having been given a plethora of ideas for blogs I've yet to write. The Call to Action chapter is particularly useful. This book is packed with lots of tips and useful suggestions. An absolute must for any newbie or even more seasoned bloggers wanting to target their audience better. Highly recommended.
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  • SD
    4.0 out of 5 stars Four Stars
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 23, 2015
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    Great guide, with excellent tips for newbies and others looking to hone their blogging muscle!
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