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Creating Your First Blog Post (Beginner’s Guide Step 4)

To begin composing your first blog post, navigate to Posts » Add New in your WordPress dashboard. This will open an editor area where you can create your initial blog entry.

WordPress features a block-based editor,

enabling you to design attractive layouts for your blog posts effortlessly.
For a comprehensive understanding of how to utilize this editor, consider exploring our tutorial on the WordPress block editor.
After completing your writing, simply click the “Publish” button located in the top-right corner of the screen to share your blog post with the world.

On the posts page, you’ll find various sections like Categories and Tags, which are excellent for categorizing your blog posts.

For a deeper understanding of how these work, we highly recommend our detailed comparison of categories versus tags.

To fully leverage the posts page features, delve into our guide on adding a new post in WordPress, which includes a video tutorial. It encompasses embedding videos, incorporating images, using headings, creating a table of contents, adding sub-headers, bullet lists, call-to-action buttons, integrating social media posts, and other essential shortcuts.

Newcomers often mix up the Posts and Pages options in the WordPress dashboard, prompting us to clarify their differences in a comprehensive guide on posts vs. pages in WordPress.

In need of inspiration for your next blog post? Here are some valuable resources:

  • Wordpress-Guide’s free blog post idea generator tool
  • 103 blog post ideas that will appeal to your readers
  • 73 proven blog topics
  • Guide on crafting an excellent blog post, including structure and examples

Seasoned bloggers often choose their topics through keyword research to enhance their content’s Google ranking and boost traffic.

Follow our beginner-friendly guide on keyword research, employing the same techniques used at WordPress-Guide.

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