Analyze & Design A Blog

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Analyze and Design a Blog

 

The blog's target audience is the readers that will read the blog the most and benefit from it.  They will find the most value in the blog content and will appreciate it.  We need always to keep the audience in mind.  My target audience is people interested in technology news and articles.  My design has to be crisp and updated to keep the audience interested.  My method has to incorporate the latest technology trends and should also contain the newest technology topics.


Mortals are occupied, have low attention spans, and are flooded with a sea of content daily. So first opinions matter more than ever. You only have about 3 seconds to draw a website guest in, tell them what you do, and make them take action.  


Here are some options to consider:

1.    Graphical Header Picture – A header picture or professionally designed image can significantly increase the perceptions and credibility of the blog

2.    Trendy Tagline – The goal of the tagline is to notify your guests about what you do. It requires being sharp, short, and punchy so the guest automatically recognizes what your site is designed to deliver.

3.    Action Item – Your home page is the best possibility to capture an email address or get your new guest to take action.

4.    Provide Guidance – This is a large item.  It is so easy yet so powerful. When someone new advances to your site, you must guide them precisely where they should go next.

5.    Testimonies – if you have worked with many notable brands, provided to some well-known magazines, or have any excellent recommendations, include them on your home page! The quicker you build your trustworthiness with a guest, the more satisfying.

6.    Make them feel personable – Let your character sparkle through. If you're a single blogger, include a picture. Create a home page that shows everything you are about and depicts your value set if you're a company.


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