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How to Create an Author Profile That Converts Web Surfers to Readers
Creating an Effective In-Post Author Profile
The in-post author bio or profile is traditionally displayed at the end of each post on your blog. As the visitor has just read through a whole article before reaching the profile, the aim here is to keep the bio as concise as possible, to ensure it doesn’t get skipped over.
Some key ideas to follow when creating your in-post profile include:
- Keep it…
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