INTRODUCTION
[Introductory sentences (aim for 130 words or less). Introduce the problem or desire that calls for the need for [topic]. Enter [topic], a one-sentence definition here. So what is [topic]? How does it work? Enter our guide.]
[Overview bullets: In this guide, you’ll find everything you need to know to get started with [topic], including:
- What [topic] is and why it’s important.
- The X different types of [topic] and how they work.
- Tips, tools, and best practices to succeed with [topic].]
[Transition statement that reinforces value of post, like read on so you can create awesome 101 posts that also rank!]
What is [topic]?
Stick with a high-level definition here. You can dive deeper in the third section. Keep it digestible!
Why is [topic] important?
Share the benefits of [topic], consequences you avoid with it, and/or stats to support it.
- Reason: Use bullets with boldface, like this, to organize the information.
- Reason: Use H3s if you have more than a few sentences on each reason.
Types of [topic] // How [topic] works
Maybe it’s types of X; or how X works. Just a second layer of information on the topic.
