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The document explains how to choose a list format with examples, steps, tips, ways, ideas, statistics, facts, and myths, then outlines an article structure including title requirements, keyword/author fields, introduction, optional “Why is Term Important?” section, and the main list with subheaders and supporting media. It concludes with a submission checklist and writing targets for length and visuals.","How to Write a List Blog Post  \nList blog posts are exactly what they sound like – a blog post listing off examples, resources, or tips pertaining to a topic your readers will love, are interested in, or would benefit from knowing more about. List posts can range from as low as three to as high as 100+, though the sweet spot that most bloggers gravitate towards tends to be between five and 20.  \nAnother perk of the list approach to blog posts is that it is appropriate for every stage for the buyer’s journey. As an example, a digital marketing agency could see success with an awareness post titled “The 10 Social Media Trends Your Company Can’t Ignore” and with a decision stage post titled “3 Qualities to Look For in a Marketing Agency.”  \nNeed some suggestions for your list post? You can list out any of the following:  \n● Examples [8 of the Best Professional Bio Examples We've Ever Seen [+ Bio Templates]  ]  \n● Steps [3 Steps to Do Your Best Work, No Matter Where You Are in Your Career]  \n● Tips [ 19 Tips to Leave the Perfect Sales Voicemail]  \n● Ways to Do Something [ 10 Impressive Ways to Start a Cover Letter [+ Examples]  ]  \n● Ideas [31 Secret Santa Gift Ideas Your Coworkers Will Love]  \n● Statistics [ 23 Remarkable Twitter Statistics to Be Aware of in 2019]  \n● Facts [9 Interesting Facts About List Posts]  \n● Myths [The 20 Most Dangerous Sales Myths You Shouldn't Fall For]  \nOutline for Listicle: [Blog Post Title]  \nKeyword: [Enter Targeted Keyword]  \nAuthor: [Enter Author Name]  \n[Blog Post Title]  \nMake sure the title starts with a number and runs for 60 characters or less.  \nIntroduction  \nLead into the post with a short 100-200 word introduction. Be sure to highlight:  \n● The reason why what you’re talking about is important.  \n● Who, what industry, or what sector of the industry this applies to.  \n● What you’ll be covering [i.e.“in this post, we’ll provide [\\#] examples of (term) and why they’reso emblematic of (term)”] .  \nWhy is [Term] Important? (Optional)  \nProvide your readers with a few reasons why they should care about the term or the concept you’rewriting about. If this is a consumer-level concept, talk about the implications this could have on their families, finances, personal happiness, etc. If you’re writing for an audience of professionals, mention the impact this term or concept has on profit, efficiency, and/or customer satisfaction. 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