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Blog Writing - Format

The document outlines a format for blog writing, emphasizing the importance of a catchy title and a clear byline. It details the structure of the blog, including an engaging introduction, a body that elaborates on the topic with a conversational tone, and a conclusion that summarizes the main message. The guidelines encourage the use of simple language and logical organization throughout the blog.

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Blog Writing - Format

The document outlines a format for blog writing, emphasizing the importance of a catchy title and a clear byline. It details the structure of the blog, including an engaging introduction, a body that elaborates on the topic with a conversational tone, and a conclusion that summarizes the main message. The guidelines encourage the use of simple language and logical organization throughout the blog.

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Format for Blog Writing (ISC)

1. Title of the Blog


Should be catchy, creative, and relevant to the topic.
Center-aligned or at the top.

2. Byline
Written as "By [Author’s Name]" or simply "By [Your Name]".
Placed below the title.
3. Introduction (Opening Paragraph)
Hook the reader with an engaging start.
Introduce the topic clearly.
State your opinion or purpose of the blog (if needed).

4. Body (1–2 Paragraphs)


Elaborate on the topic with facts, personal reflections, examples, or experiences.
Maintain a conversational and engaging tone.
Use simple language, rhetorical questions, anecdotes, or even humor if relevant.
Organize paragraphs with logical flow.

5. Conclusion
Sum up your thoughts or re-emphasize the main message.
End with a thought-provoking idea, quote, call to action, or personal takeaway.

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