Task 25- ASK A QUESTION: 10 REASONS WHY QUESTIONS WORK AND 12 TIPS ON HOW TO ASK THEM
Asking a question in a post can provide some great benefits for your blog and your readers. Many readers like to participate and interacting helps build a community. Answers you get can help provide ideas for future blog posts. They give you a chance to do follow-up posts based on replies that you get.
For this task write a question post, You can get some ideas on different ways to do these posts and read more about the task at Problogger.
Have you written question posts before? If so, what was your reason and how did you use the results?
If you haven’t written a question post before, let us know what results you got from doing the post for this task.
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Permalink Reply by Jodi Stone on -
I've been using questions in my posts for a while now. Usually when I write the post, at the end I will leave my readers with a question. For instance, today's post is about exercising the dogs in excessive heat, I've ended the post with this question "How do you make adjustments to your exercise schedule when the weather just isn't cooperating?"
What I've found with this is that readers tend to leave a comment, which in turn can generate another reader's comment or question. In some instance you can even get an idea for future posts!
Thanks for posting the rest of the challenges Dawn! I think I will work on one challenge per week. Only six more to go!
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