Blog articles should educate readers about our software, encourage them to download, and help them successfully complete a Visual Studio project following your step-by-step code instructions. Write assuming the readers have never used the product before.
Your article will introduce readers to IronPDF in the context of the keyword/topic provided. Find a way to discuss the keywords, and create code examples that exemplify the use of IronPDF in this subject area.
This is an SEO term-driven article. You must be able to use the provided high volume keywords and incorporate them strategically in headlines, titles, links, and content. Internal and external linking is also highly encouraged.
Sample Article Format - View a sample How To blog article. - View the same article in markdown file format.
Article Structure All writing and code examples must be ORIGINAL, in your own words. No copying from the site, including basic download instructions. We can not have any duplicate content on our site. Be creative to rewrite similar topics and instructions.
1 Article ❏ 100-500 word written article (preferably written in Markdown using the template) ❏ Title: New H1 title including the main keyword provided ❏ Intro: A 2-3 sentence intro summary of what the question/topic is, what is involved (e.g. specific product compatibility), and what you will be talking about. ❏ Anchor Links: Write 2-3 “how to” section anchor links (under the intro, next to the “download cheat sheet” card) ❏ Installation: Write new/original (in your own words) install instructions for downloading the product via DLL Download and NuGet. Include command: PM > Install-Package IronPdf . ❏ How To content: Talk about the keywords in context of various use cases and user needs. Show how IronPDF can be used to make work easier by providing 1 or more “how to” task walk-throughs with original code examples. ❏ Each section / project task separated by an H2 title headline ❏ 1+ new code examples ❏ 1+ screenshots/images of Visual Studio process or output ❏ Link to internal (related Iron article pages) and external (e.g. related or referenced Wikipedia, NuGet, StackOverflow pages)