As a blogger who English is not my native language, I struggled with writing English article. I didn’t know how write an opening paragraph to hold readers’ breath and motivate them to read on my content. I didn’t even know how to write an excellent headlines before. I sometimes found it’s really hard for me to express myself and write a good content that didn’t just earn me reputation but also earned me backlinks and money as well. I really had troubles with writing a month ago.
If you are a serious blogger and want to write great content, you will remember how your last feeling of struggling hours and hours try to edit an article. You will remember how frustrated it is to edit and find grammatical errors in your post. You will remember how you have confused about using English words, whether you have explained everything clearly so your readers won’t ask themselves what do you really mean.
That’s what I have been experienced, exactly one month ago.
But, I can tell you right now, I feel that my writing skill is improving. Much better than when I started off.
I don’t feel so hard to write English articles now. Instead, now I am able to tell some jokes, write in correct grammars and spelling. On the top of that, I have really learned how to write for readers while still optimized my content for SEO.
And don’t worry, I don’t keep the secret for myself. I will tell you just about now on how to write great English content.
Introducing the Copywriting Scorecard for Bloggers – Score your posts out of 100
I received an email from Darren Rowse about a month ago. In that email, he introduced his newest e-book “The Copywriting scorecard for Bloggers“. I know Darren Rowse and I purchased his e-book “31 days to build a better blog” before, so I really know the quality of his work is. He mentioned that with this e-book, he listed all of the mistakes and errors about writing that the blogger could make and he gave me the nice checklist so that I could evaluate my content against those points to make sure that the content is high quality.
This is the real photo that I took from his e-book. I printed them out to use as I write my articles.
I will type the table of content here so that you will easily imagine what value, what benefits this e-book will bring to you and how it can help you to achieve more success in blogging
Introduction
- When you’re blogging, you’re selling
- And you want lots of traffic
- This book is a system for scoring your posts
- Oh, and one more thing
Before you start
- Know your objectives
- Know your brand
- Know your audience
- Know you target keywords
- Plan your post
- Use these questionnaires
- Chapter Summary
Write your post
- Stay with whatever comes to you first
- Be flexible
- Don’t sim for perfection
- Be disciplined
- But know when to take a break
- Chapter Summary
Recommendations
- Writing recommendation
- Scannability recommendations
- SEO copy recommendations
- Grammar pitfalls
The scorecard
These are the main content in this e-book. As I already said, this e-book has 63 pages full of content about how to write excellent content. No hype, no fluff stuff, straight to the point on how to write content that please your readers and score high on the search engines.
At each point, Darren has a little icon that indicates if you do this, you can add/subtract writing score for your post and at the end, if you have 100 score, you have written excellent content.
What’s more special about this e-book is you get 50% off other e-book written by Darren Rowse and I strongly suggest you to take 31 days to build a better blog e-book if you haven’t done so.
Conclusion
So, how to write a great article? You can spend hours of hours struggling with grammars, errors, expression about your idea or you can purchase this e-book, like I did, and enjoy writing an article with this scorecard next to you. That’s what I’m doing right now and I can say I’m really enjoy it.
Bonus if you buy through my link
Buy an e-book through my link and you will get this super bonus right away. A collection of pocket-sized software that is a must-have for bloggers.
- Keyword warrior: Pocked-size keyword research tool.
- Blog warrior: Find and leave backlinks at relevant blog.
- Forum warrior: Easily build backlinks through forum.
- Directory warrior: Auto submit your blog to hundreds of directories.
- Affiliate warrior: Monitor and track your affiliate links as well as create redirect page for your affiliate links.
So, what you need to do is send me the email (my email is mike at eblogcamp dot com) with receipt that you have purchased ProBlogger Scorecard and I will email the software for you instantly. Click here to purchase his ebook.







By Mandeep
Wow seems useful! Especially for new blog owners, who do not have the experience in writing.
By Mike
Yup, that’s right Mandeep
Have you ever experienced any difficulties in writing for your blog?
By Peter J
I was a bit confused about what Darren was offering in his latest book but now i know, thanks for this
By Mike
You’re welcome Peter
By Tinh
I did not know about your bonus as I have bought scorecard when it is launched. Good luck and I would recommend you guys to get it as a tool to success
By Mike
lol thanks Tinh!
By Suresh Khanal
Yes Mike, English is a crazy language and more difficult for non-speaking people. I’ve read an ebook from Daren and amazed how he can put the startling things so nicely. Love his writing style and the usefulness he provides. Thanks for sharing the info.
By Mike
lol, you’re welcome Suresh. One more product you should check out is a writing guide at dailywritingtips.com. That guide really helps you out with writing content, editing and correcting vocabulary and grammar and a lot more
By Tek3D
I’ve received a free e-book but really I don’t have enough time to read it. Lol
By Mike
lol, you received this e-book for free? Could you show me how lol
By Thu Nguyen
Hi Mike,
We have the same last name!
I love the way you have effectively tie your story into the product that helped you. I have to admit I was sold and the scorecard while it has been out for awhile, I didn’t make an effort to look at it until today. Thanks for making it clear with what’s inside.
As a natural English speaker, English is my first language and Vietnamese second. However, I love learning about new writing techniques. Your post today was excellent. Keep up the great work!
By Mike
It’s great that you have English as your first language because I can see it’s a biggest advantage to a blogger until now
I just wish I spoke more like American and had American accent because I really want to do some video stuff, but I guess I still have a long way to go
By Steve@Lifestyle Design
Mike,
Great article, your English skills seem pretty darn good to me. I have nothing but respect for people who are able to blog in a non-native language. Having grown up an English speaker I still have issues finding just the right word or phrase sometimes. I know there is no way I could ever do that in another language.
Great job and nice article. Much respect.
Steve
By Mike
Steve, I can’t say anything when I read your comment…what you say really inspiring and make me feel happy so much. Have a great day, Steve!