The Skinny on How To Blog About HGH Topics

The human growth hormone (HGH) is a chemical made naturally by your body's pituitary gland that regulates growth, as its name suggests. 


At any rate, the bottom line here is that HGH is a popular topic among health buffs and anti-aging enthusiasts nowadays, so blogging about HGH can give your website some much needed hits and visitors if you're working in that field of interest.

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Introduction to Blogging about HGH

Your approach in blogging about HGH should be the same with any other topic. You should research the subject first, create a draft, keep your audience in mind, and write about the latest news on the topic. Google and Yahoo are your friends when it comes to blogging about HGH, because you'll always get a better idea of what headline to use or what subjects are most engaging to your readers by scouring through the search engine results page of Google for your topics.

Cursory Research on HGH

You need to first research about HGH before blogging about it. Your cursory research into HGH (which includes reading through the Mayo Clinic, Wikipedia or HGH10 an HGH niche site and double-checking its cited sources) should, in theory, give you a rough idea of why HGH is such a popular as an anti-aging treatment. It should also help you gain a better understanding of why it's popular at the moment (i.e., it's mostly making headlines nowadays because of the athletes who use it illegally to gain an unfair advantage).

Knowing the Past and Present News Concerning HGH

An article written by Daniel Rudman for the New England Journal of Medicine way back in 1990 claims that old people who underwent HGH treatment were able to increase their muscle mass.  Fast forward twenty odd years later, and the hormone is now being endorsed by stars like Sylvester Stallone. The hormone is now banned by athletic commissions as a "performance enhancing drug".

Searching for Interesting HGH Topics and Headlines

With the above information in mind, you should be able to know what to look for when it comes to headlines, particularly what your readers would want to read about (e.g., further proof that HGH is an anti-aging medication, debunking of some worrisome myths concerning HGH, the difference between HGH and steroids now that HGH is listed as a banned substance in athletic commissions, etc.). The more you know about HGH, the better skilled you'll be at finding more topics on the subject.

Picking the Right Search Words and Keywords

Searching for HGH topics to get visitors to come to your site in droves can be as easy as typing "HGH news" or "HGH headlines" on Google and searching through the articles there. Knowing what topic is getting the most hits will also allow you to have a better idea of what keywords to use on your site. It also gives you a better idea of how the field of HGH is doing nowadays. What do your readers want to know? Give them all the facts. Cite your sources if you need to.

Getting Readers Hooked on Your HGH Findings

As long as you're aware of what your readers are looking for (the truth about HGH and its anti-aging capabilities), all that's left is for you to present that information in a readable and easily accessible manner. You should be aware of your goals and why you're blogging about HGH in the first place. For example, you can tell your readers why HGH is considered an anti-aging treatment, why HGH supplementation works when it comes to anti-aging, and provide a list of the features and benefits of HGH in a straightforward manner.

Choosing the Right Platform for Your HGH Blog

From there, you need to learn how to best present your text in blog form, because blogs aren't just about text. It's also about choosing the right platform. Should you use WordPress or Typepad for your blog platform? How about ProBlogger? You can get free domains from certain services, but if you want something more professional looking, you'll need to pay a fee. You should also look into your blog service provider's metrics and statistics so that you have a means to adjusting your blog in accordance to how well or badly it's doing in attracting visitors.

Your Blog Platform Should Reflect Your Objectives

If you intend to be an HGH resource of some sort, then you'll need a blog platform that reflects that decision (e.g., your site should be full of citations from reputable sources like MayoClinic and real-world, published books on the subject by renowned authors, etc.). If you intend to create a community of HGH enthusiasts, you should also make your blog platform conform to that ideal (e.g., you should have links to forums, you should activate the comments section, you should be more active in the comments section of your blog, etc.).

Anne's a published author, freelance writer and experienced editor. She's just signed her second publishing contract this year with 2 separate publishing houses. You can see her available books in the side panel on the right.