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How to Attract Female Readership For Your Blog

May 23, 2017 by Blog Herald

female readers

Across today’s digital landscape, there are blogs designed specifically for male and female readership. Outlets like Bustle and Refinery29 caters heavily to a predominantly female audience, whereas Thrillist generally addresses a male demographic.

But male-dominated sites, and even sites that consider themselves gender neutral like the Infatuation and The Points Guy, should consider adding more female-driven content to their overall editorial strategies.

Why is it so important to create more inclusive content that sparks female readership and engagement? Well, in addition to men and women gravitating toward different types of online content, men and women also behave differently after reading content that resonates. 76% of women use social networking.

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How to Drive Blog Readers Towards Older Posts

July 23, 2013 by Mike Stenger

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Blog readers expect consistency, and if you’ve been blogging for any length of time, you understand the importance of keeping content fresh and interesting. However, once a new post is out in the world, most of us are already working on the next idea, topic or tips. While this is a good thing, and it can also be a bad thing. Since we are focused on moving forward with future content, we tend to neglect posts of the past.

We promote them shortly after publishing, and then they tend to lay around unless they are discovered through a variety of different means. When we truly work on improving our writing, our stories, ourselves, our best content lies ahead of us. Although that is the case, our past content likely offered up great value as well.

Failing to provide an easy way to access it is a shame after putting in so many hours to get said content out there to the world. This situation can be quickly remedied in several different ways…

Focus On Functionality

Everyone will tell you that good design is important. However, if your site is not functional, the design could really matter less. Functionality is just as, if not more important than a great design, and when you have a functional site, people will be more inclined to spend time on your site. Make it super easy for users to dive into different categories, and maybe even guide them to your more popular content. [Read more…]

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