Tips on editing blog post for beginners.

 Have you ever taken the time to look at a blog post that you just published! To your surprise to see a lot of errors.

Might say in a model word we would have someone that would edit it for you or you might have used Grammarly to edit it for you. So that you would have a masterpiece that you are going to publish.

In the real world, it is up to you to edit your blog post before the published button is pushed.  Whether you are an experienced writer or a new blogger who does not have the confidence in their writing.  

Spending so much time on editing( in doing it correctly) to write a professional blog post or a book review.

Here's How. 

Tips on editing blog posts for beginners.

1: Planning out before you start writing:

I have found out one of the best tips tricks that take place before you start writing a blog post or a book review.

Spend the time planning creating a plan of some kind, it will save you a lot of frustration trying so hard to whip your blog post or book review in shape. 

Your plan needs to have compliance with your list of subheadings is enough. My plan for this post is Like this one. 

Was an introduction:

Plan before you start writing.

Avoid editing while you are writing. 

Don't go from writing right into editing.   

2: Avoid  editing while you are writing:

Have you ever started writing a blog post, and you have written two or three paragraphs, in scrabbling your introduction, starting over, and you end up blogging or book blogging midway?

Having a good plan will help you a lot.  But it will help you get out of the habit of writing this perfect sentence even though it is only the first draft.

3. Don't go from writing right into editing:

So if you are in a hurry to get something out or simply in the blogging or book blogging mood.  You might have finished writing a post or a book review you go right into editing. 

This is ok, but it is best to let your post or book review rest a bit before you start the editing process.  

You will not be close to the material, and it would give you a clear look of the material which you would be able to add in the information or take something out, taking the time to reline the paragraphs.

Your feel so refreshed and you would be in a better position to spot typos, grammar error's so much more.