So I am still trying to figure out wizzley, and I was wondering if you all could help me with a question I have with pages. So, should you do one article per page or is it better to combine like articles together on one page? Also, if you do that, how do you know what article your readers are commenting on?
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Help me, please!
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on 05/14/2015
With love,
Alisha Lutz
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on 05/15/2015
We write an article per page, and it's usually around 700 words. |
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on 05/15/2015
You definitely want to keep to only one topic/"article" per individual wizzley page. Not only does it make it easier to follow comments but it's less confusing to the reader. Keep in mind that writing for the web isn't like writing a book or other print formats. Readers online tend to have, to be honest, short attention spans. They're looking for information on a particular topic and want to get to it fast. You can do well, though, to write a number of individual articles on related topics and then link them together. That way if people are interested in learning more and like one article you've written, they may decide to click through and read more of what you have to say. |