One easy way to add value and length to a post that gives advice is to include more examples. Depending on your topic, these could be:
Examples from your personal experience.
Quotes from other bloggers, books, news articles, or other resources.
Screenshots or photos, and a written explanation of them.
Case studies from clients you’ve worked with—a great way of marketing business mailing lists poland your services.
Links to products or services—this can be a good opportunity to include affiliate links.
For instance, if you have a post on “how to pick a blog niche” you could add examples of well-known blogs succeeding in different niches.
Add More Detailed Advice
Sometimes, you might give a brief overview of how to do something in your post. To make your post longer (and more valuable), you could go into greater detail. That might mean:
Giving step by step instructions instead of a one-paragraph summary.
Suggesting different ways in which readers could use your tips.
Giving warnings about common mistakes or misconceptions.
Sharing lessons learned from your own experience.
Explaining when your advice doesn’t apply or who shouldn’t use it.
Give Tips for Going Further
If your post is aimed at beginners, you could add extra advice for readers who want to go further. This could be an extra “tip” for different parts of the post, or a suggestion on “Going further” or “Next steps.”
Another approach to this is to give a “recommended resource” for each part of your post, and explain why you’re suggesting that particular resource.
This can be a great way to link to your other blog posts—or to promote your products or services. You could also link to other bloggers or to resources you’re an affiliate for.
Answer Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
To find some great questions to answer, search for your keyword on Google and look for the “People always ask” section. For instance, here’s what comes up for “make money blogging”:
Search Engine Results Page (Screenshot) in How Long Should a Blog Be? Guide
Answering these questions may help your post get more search engine traffic.
Snippets from different posts appear when a user clicks on one of those questions to see an answer, and your post might end up becoming one of the ones featured here.
It often makes sense to put your FAQs section near the end of your post, so readers can easily skip it if the questions aren’t relevant to them.