The key to a successful CarThrottle #blogpost

You know what’s beautiful about blog posts? They bring so much knowledge to the table and they’re so interesting that I love reading them, but let’s see how could YOU create the best #blogpost on CarThrottle!

Alex Andrei

11 Apr 2016

1. Write about a thing that you’re passionate about

So far I think we can all agree that we’re passionate about cars on CT, but what you’re most interested in cars, what’s your favourite topic about cars? Either if it’s JDM, vintage vehicles or Maseratis, it doesn’t matter as long as you’re passionate about it!

Remember not to make it super extra long otherwise people will get scared by the length of it and won’t read it all the way to the end.

Photo I took at the Porsche Museum, part of the #MuseumWalk series.

2. Choose the community wisely

We have lots of communities on CarThrottle, but make sure you choose the most related community for your #blogpost, that way a lot of people will see it and will enjoy your quality content!

The key to a successful CarThrottle #blogpost

3. Add beautiful images

It’s a known fact, we like beautiful images of Nissan GTRs here on CT and nothing makes an article more interesting than a GIF, even a video will blend in quite nicely!

If I can I always try to use some photos that I took like I did with the Porsche above 😄

4. Get familiarised with the Formatting Guide

The beauty sits in the details they say, it’s no different with amazing blogposts, this little set of tools adds so much more to it!

You’ll be able to do awesome stuff like writing in italic or bold or you can even add a link to the text, the possibilities are endless!

Now you know, it’s that simple! So I challenge you to create an amazing #blogpost about a topic that you like!

Comments

Can you make blog posts on Mobile?

Yeah, just go to create post, choose a community and its either the 3rd or 2nd one down.

Basically take a look at my posts and do the opposite

I actually like how you did that “Talking to JDM fanboys like…” post!

Allready posted one few days ago. What do you think? :)

Really good! Left you a comment too :D

5- watermark your memes/photos and have a backup link for text posts to avoid reposts :)

I personally never watermark my pictures.

I still don’t understand how to use the Formatting guide :/
I’m a bit dumb when it comes to computer stuff

According to this blogpost about good blogposts this blogpost is good

Picking the right community is hard. I want it to be in retro and classics but it can also go in trucks. It could also go in the offroading community and the blog community.