Here is a great resource for those bloggers just starting up.

Many good writers get stuck when they decide to start blogging, mostly because they aren’t sure what they’re shooting for in a blog post.

I’ll write another post about how to choose a post topic in the near future, but regardless of the specific topic, there are some common characteristics of good posts. You’ll come across plenty of exceptions, but it’s one of those “know the rules before you break them” things.

Not sure if all his tips would apply to regular web editing or copywriting, but I would suspect that considering the explosive growth of blogs, more and more web-users are going to start expecting web content to feel the same way — personable, focused, relevant, accurate, and useful. Of course, every website is written that way, right?