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Write a Profile on a Person, Place or Thing

Profiles can be tricky things to write, but web-type writing lends itself to excellent profiles in blog posts. A profile, for our purpose, is a well-rounded succinct exploration of the background and nature of a person, place or thing.

Let's examine that definition piece by piece:
# "well-rounded" = not too one sided showing the person place or thing as a full being with many interests or interesting facts.
# "succinct" = Not supposed to be a wordy opinion blog post - don't ramble.
# "exploration of the background and nature" = A look at the history and how the history of this person/object has influenced current behaviors of not only the object of the profile but of the niche itself.
# "person, place or thing" = You can profile anything!

Why would you have profiles as blog posts?

If evergreen, quality content is king on the Net, profiles of niche people/places/things have the ability to be the jewels in your blog's crown. Seriously, not everyone knows everything about all of the things in your niche, so profiles of these things are interesting to readers. Since these profiles are linkable from current events type of blog posts that you make, a post this week that links into an evergreen profile that you wrote last year, is more interesting to readers. You get the one more click that brings you higher pageview revenue and more satisfied visitors. I love win-win situations like this!

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