ITBlogPros Writing Style Guide

Auto-generated from 309 articles on 2025/11/25

📊 Writing Analysis Summary

Common Phrase Usage:

• easy: Used 1981 times across all articles
• helpful: Used 1610 times across all articles
• recommend: Used 508 times across all articles
• problem: Used 6848 times across all articles
• guide: Used 1121 times across all articles
• beginner: Used 2039 times across all articles

✍️ Writing Style

Tone: Friendly, helpful expert - like a knowledgeable friend explaining tech

Audience: Beginners to intermediate users struggling with real problems

Voice: Conversational, not corporate. Use 'you' and 'we'. Avoid jargon.

🏗️ Article Structure

1. Relatable opening that acknowledges the user's problem
2. Brief explanation of why the problem happens
3. Overview of solutions
4. Product recommendations (budget/mid/premium tiers)
5. Step-by-step troubleshooting or setup guide
6. FAQ section (5-7 questions)
7. Conclusion with clear next steps

🔗 Common Transitions

Use these natural transition phrases:

• "so"
• "so,"
• "in this article"
• "first"
• "next"
• "before we"
• "you will want"
• "you will need"
• "now let's"
• "first,"

🛍️ Product Presentation

Always include 3 tiers: Budget, Mid-range, Premium Format: Product name, key specs, why recommend, who it's for Include Amazon affiliate links with Check Price on Amazon Be honest about pros and cons

❌ What to Avoid

Don't oversell or use fake scarcity Don't pretend to have tested everything Don't use overly technical jargon without explanation Don't create clickbait titles

📝 Opening Examples

Example 1: Find Powershell Version Windows 10 in Less than 5 Minutes

The Windows command line is not the springiest of chickens anymore, if you know what I mean. With each passing year, the utility and functionality of the command line becomes more deprecated. But fret not, there is a solution. PowerShell!! We will look at the bare basics in this article and hopefull

Example 2: Is Powershell Considered a Programming Language

It’s a fair question, what’s the point in trying to learn how to program anyway, its so hard and you’ll probably never even use it in your day job working in IT. You are sadly mistaken if you think that is true. It is actually easier than ever to get into a programming language, regardless of what y

Example 3: Bypass PowerShell Execution Policy: 5 Safe Methods (2025)

If you are in a hurry when trying to test, prototype and check your scripts, then it can be quite frustrating trying to figure out how to bypass the execution policy, or disable it entirely. Before you get started, it is important to make sure that you understand what each script does before you run

Example 4: Is Powershell Worth Learning? Is It Still Viable to Learn

You will want to learn it because it is easier to learn than most programming languages. Think of it as a similar scripting language to Linux's Bash. Because of all of these reasons, we want to outline some of the awesome things that you can do with the language, and find out what makes it a viable

Example 5: Is Powershell A Programming Language

Example 4

PowerShell is generally considered easier to learn than Python for Windows system administration tasks. PowerShell's cmdlet structure and discoverability features make it intuitive for beginners. However, Python has simpler syntax for general programming. The "easier" choice depends on your background and what you want to accomplish.

Example 5

• PCMag rated NordVPN as “outstanding” and has elected it their Editors’ Choice for two years in a row.
• VPNMentor has chosen NordVPN as the Best VPN Overall, Best VPN for iOS, and Best VPN for USA
• BestVPN has selected NordVPN as one of the best VPN service providers in 2018

❓ FAQ Examples

🏁 Conclusion Examples

From: Find Powershell Version Windows 10 in Less than 5 Minutes

To install the latest version of PowerShell on Windows, download the latest installer from the official Microsoft PowerShell GitHub repository. You can also find the most recent preview version which is available for testing new features.