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Blogging Resources Types

Affiliate Marketing

ShareASale – find affiliate partners for different categories, WordPress plugins, SEO and keyword research partners, and many more resources types.

Graphics

Visme – design infographics, images, brochures, book covers, and many more.

Analytics, Website Optimization, and SEO

MonsterInsights – optimize converson rates with analytics.

OptinMonster – integrate email marketing.

WPForms – build contact and other forms.

Writing Resources Types

Writing requires researching and understanding evidence-based literature and peer-reviewed resources types. It is especially important for evergreen content creation. What is the difference and how to differentiate them from popular types of works? The answer is below.

Evidence-Based Resources Types

It goes from the title that evidence-based literature includes sources that base their discussion on evidence and support. Logically, they should have a list of references and in-text citations. It is usually what differentiates them from popular magazines, blogs and opinions that have no proof of facts. Evidence is especially important in medicine, nursing, pharmacology, economics, or history because the writer cannot make up facts and should support research with evidence.

Thus, choosing evidence-based sources, it is important to focus on the availability of references and the use of reliable materials by authors to support their discussion. Magazines cannot be evidence-based because they have no proof for facts they present. Thus, such sources as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Forbes are not evidence-based, although they are considered reliable and popular. The latter characteristic means that they target an ordinary reader that is not a professional in the field, on which articles focus.

Peer-Reviewed Resources

Furthermore, peer-reviewed resources types are those that are written and reviewed for suitability for publication by critics. These are professional journal articles assessed by author’s “peers” that are experts in the same field.

Books and other sources are usually eveluated by the publisher only, not peers. They may be considered scholarly and credible, but not peer-reviewed. It is always necessary to check whether such sources have been reviewed by professionals.

Advice

Advice: if you doubt whether the book is peer-reviewed or not, it is better to choose journal articles. They presuppose such requirement for sure.

Books can be evidence-based, but it is not a requirement for them to be peer-reviewed. So choose in favor of journal articles.