Help to write an article about bitcoin

[mgiannelis]

Hi everyone.

I thought I would turn to the forums for a bit of help here.
My knowledge of bitcoin is not quite so good. And I am trying to write and create a great article with information that's a little bit more on the technical side as compared with the content I wrote in my news article
listed here. If anyone might be able to help me write more about the technical aspects of bitcoin so I can add it into the article I would greatly apricate it. https://www.techbusinessnews.com.au/bitcoin-in-australia/

I am looking for more technical data on the subject and the names of the best exchanges in Australia. Including the history.
I will be more than happy to attribute the content to the writer!

Thanks in advance!

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[crwth]

Why not try to look at some people here and ask them for an interview? Then maybe those answers can help you understand the technical aspect of Bitcoin and the blockchain and make your article even better and precise.

It's either that or DYOR type of thing, which won't be ideal if you don't have any knowledge on the aspect or a mentor.

[mgiannelis]

That's a great idea. Thanks very much for that.
Could you point anyone out?

[odolvlobo]

My knowledge of bitcoin is not quite so good. And I am trying to write and create a great article with information that's a little bit more on the technical side as compared with the content I wrote in my news article listed here.

Please don't write an article that attempts to explain something that you know nothing about. There are already too many articles about Bitcoin that promote ignorance, misinformed biases, misconceptions, and factual errors. Why must you contribute to that?

[NotATether]

Look inside the Bitcoin Wiki for lists like that.

In fact try to copy a wiki's style of presentation, which is unbiased and factual. But ensure you triple check your article to make sure you fully understand what you are publishing so you don't accidentally release half-truths.

[mgiannelis]

Look inside the Bitcoin Wiki for lists like that.

In fact try to copy a wiki's style of presentation, which is unbiased and factual. But ensure you triple check your article to make sure you fully understand what you are publishing so you don't accidentally release half-truths.

Hence why I asked for help

[lovesmayfamilis]

OP, you are doing a good job. I was very surprised by a recent article that states that Australia is just beginning to learn about Bitcoin. More than half of Australians consider Elon Musk to be the creator of Bitcoin.
(oh this Musk )
https://pro-blockchain.com/en/more-than-half-of-australians-think-elon-musk-invented-bitcoin-survey

[mgiannelis]

I feel that Australia knows much more about bitcoin then that article depicts

[BitMaxz]

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If you cant' find any technical source related to Bitcoin I have bookmarked a link that I would like to share with you and I'm sure what you need is there.

Here's the link "Awesome Blockchain"

Also, take note of your on-page SEO I notice some image doesn't have alt tag for keywords and notice the performance speed of your website is pretty bad and another thing is the keyword density. And learn how to put the right keywords in your article Google will love it if they found that your article is full of information and I'm sure you will get the top spots on the serp.

Have you followed the Yoast SEO? Not all in Yoast recommendation when creating article are good they are sometimes can hurt your website after the penguin update.

[NotATether]

Have you tried looking at reviews and comparison tables located on the sites listed on https://www.google.com/search?q=best+exchanges+in+Australia ?

Also, take note of your on-page SEO I notice some image doesn't have alt tag for keywords and notice the performance speed of your website is pretty bad...
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Jetpack Boost will solve the performance problem for free, it minified my assets and doubled my site's PageSpeed score. It made loading speed just decent but not really good, but that's alright because a stock website also has a bad speed.

AMP can also make sites faster if the theme supports it.