#Content formats
The different shapes an article can take and when each fits: how-to guides, case studies, comparisons, listicles, glossaries, opinion pieces and more. We cover the structure each format needs and the mistakes that make each one weak. You will find how to match a format to what a reader is trying to do, rather than picking one out of habit. We also cover formats that are easy to produce and rarely worth it. Each guide includes a practical outline you can reuse.
11 août 2026 · 6 min de lectureGlossary Pages and Definitions: When They Help
A glossary can help readers and connect a site, or become hundreds of thin pages. When definitions deserve their own pages, how to write…
11 août 2026 · 6 min de lectureHow to Write an Opinion Piece for a Business Blog
A reasoned opinion is the one thing nobody else can publish for you. How to state a position, support it, handle the objections, and…
10 août 2026 · 6 min de lectureHow to Write a List Article That Is Not Filler
List articles are easy to write and easy to make worthless. How to choose the number honestly, make every item earn its place, and…
10 août 2026 · 6 min de lectureHow to Write a How-To Article People Can Actually Follow
A how-to article succeeds when a reader finishes the task. What to state before the steps, how to write each step, where to warn,…
10 août 2026 · 6 min de lectureHow to Write a Fair Comparison Article
Comparison articles serve people close to a decision, and many are thinly disguised adverts. How to compare fairly, what to include, and how to…
10 août 2026 · 5 min de lectureHow to Write a Case Study That Persuades Without Exaggerating
A case study persuades through specifics: the situation, the constraint, what was done, what happened, and what did not work. A structure, and the…