Rico Fritzsche

How can I enhance the emotional impact in my writing? So people could actually feel my words. Feelings --> Trigger to action ✓ Someone asked this question in my comment section. (A proof that comment sections are a goldmine for content 💡) Well, the question triggered my brain and I want to answer it in the simplest way possible. To help you, And if you want the answer to this question keep reading. When you sit to write first make a picture in your mind Make it like a conversation Think of what you're going to say and what questions can pop in people's minds. Write it all What you feel What you think they will feel How are you going to answer them First feel your emotions while you want to answer Then Answer them. Write the first draft then read it out loud Do you feel the flow? Do you think you feel some kind of emotion when you read it? If Yes. Go ahead and hit the post button. Or else take another deep look at it after a break or ask for feedback from your friends and keep cutting the fluff. There you've the ultimate solution to enhance emotional impact in your writing. PS) Mountains or beech?

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How you can turn boring topics into magnetic content. (Here’s a simple 5-step formula) Actually, it’s not the topic—it’s the way it’s told. Let’s break it down. Step 1: Stop Making It About the Topic Your topic doesn’t matter as much as how you deliver it. You want readers to see themselves in your post. Think: What real problem does this “boring” topic solve? Step 2: Add a Dose of Personality No, you don’t need to be a stand-up comedian. But you do need to be you. Use words you’d actually say out loud. And if you can be funny, even better. (Yes, people will remember your “risk management story” if it made them laugh). Step 3: Hit ‘Em with a Question Questions keep readers in the conversation. They turn dead scrollers into active thinkers. Step 4: Throw in a Relatable Story Stories turn abstract into real. Even a sentence or two is enough. Step 5: Always, Always End with a Takeaway People love to learn, even from “boring” topics. If you’re sharing your thoughts, what’s in it for them? Give them a little nugget, a quick tip, or a new insight. So… Turns out, there really is no such thing as a boring topic… Just a boring way to talk about it. That’s it! Signing off! Abracadabra CHUUUUU! P.S. What do you do when you have a boring topic?

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How to train yourself to write YouTube scripts faster: 1/ Pick a "safe" topic, similar to a video you’ve made before. 2/ Challenge yourself to a 10 minute brainstorm. In that time, create a super basic bullet point structure - maybe as few as 1 bullet point per segment. 3/ Limit yourself to a 50 minute script editing session. Bulk out the most important parts first. From here, yes - you can absolutely spend more time on the script. But by acting as though you only have 60 minutes in total, you’ll be surprised how much LESS you overthink. The priority is getting draft 1 finished without pausing to perfect each sentence. Once you’ve practised this with your “safe” topics, you’ll find it easier to repeat with any video.

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Everyone A/B tests thumbnails. Everyone SHOULD A/B test scriptwriting techniques. Isolate an element like: - Type of detail in your hook. - Length of segments. - Information depth. - Vocab during transitions. Change how you approach that element for 3-5 videos. Compare data.

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2024 is my content year. Let's see what I've made since January.... 1. Published 42 Twins Mommy YouTube videos 2. Published 29 Elna Cain YouTube videos 3. Posted 88+ 1 (this one) LinkedIn posts 4. Published 8 Elna Cain blog posts 5. Published 16 Twins Mommy blog posts 6. Published 10 Sponghacks posts 7. Published 9 FreelancerFAQs posts 8. Published 1 Smart Mom Ideas post 9. Wrote 4 Elna Cain emails 10. Wrote 14 Twins Mommy emails 11. Created 17 TikToks 12. Created 4 Instagram posts 13. Was paid for 20 client articles 14. Wrote a 50+ page eBook What have you been creating? Share it down below.... #contentcreation

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Got $7 to write "I LOVE YOU."   Yes, it happened last September.   I got the above amount to write only three letters. In fact, I got a deal where I was paid $120 (INR 10k) to create a 50-word speech. - 50 words (5 sentences) = $120 (INR 10k) - Per-word payment: $2.4 (INR 200) - Per-sentence payment: $24 (INR 2k). (Oh! You don't like ppw? Neither do I!)   In fact, when I started taking professional writing seriously (in 2012-13), my wife used to warn me about not wasting my time on this. I said to her, out of amusement perhaps, that one day I would earn 3 dollars for writing "I Love You" or writing 3 letters. Nowadays, whenever I'm in creative work, my wife brings me cups of coffee even without me asking her. In 2012-13, in my first freelance writing job I got paid $0.00096 or INR 0.08 per word. From INR 0.08 pw to INR 200 pw From $0.00096 pw to $2.4 pw It is a long journey.   It was not as simple as I wrote the above lines. Creating #copyright content for executive #speeches is not a joke. It should have credibility, impact, and a clear call to action. Here's a breakdown of why these elements are crucial: > #Trustworthy facts: Back it up with data to be seen as a leader. > #Engagement: Spark interest with fresh ideas to leave an impact. > #Clear next step: Tell them what to do next, not just what to think. > #Conciseness and Clarity: Executive speeches are often delivered within tight time constraints. > #Storytelling: Weaving a compelling narrative into the speech can significantly enhance audience engagement. By incorporating these elements, #copyright content for executive speeches becomes a valuable tool for influencing, motivating, and leading. A client from Bengaluru, a Teak wood Manufacturing Company - #Supremewoods, contacted me for this job. Their CEO, informed me that they needed this content for an award ceremony where Supreme Woods would be #awarded the Best Teak Wood Furniture Manufacturer-India @ World #MSME #Summit 2023. They had these requirements: > The content for the executive speech should talk about the company's unique brand, process & technology, future plans, and collaborative opportunities. > Content length: 50 words But it was not easy to write such "#nano-content." It reminds me of a quote from Woodrow Wilson: "If I am to speak ten minutes, I need a week for preparation; if fifteen minutes, three days; if half an hour, two days; if an hour, I am ready now." How I wrote those 50 words? My process was like this: 1.    Drafted  in 500 words 2.    Converted to 300 words 3.    Converted to 100 words 4.    Converted to 50 words Do you have a different process to do the above? Note: I gave the 1st 3 drafts to the client as complementary articles I gave them the 1st 3 drafts I made for 50 word speech. P.S. I hate ppw way of payment to writers. You? PPS. What is your highest ppw? #copyright #contentwriting #msme #copyrightcontent #executivespeech #ceospeech

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Writing is not just about posting and commenting. Its how perfectly you understand your clients niche. How effectively you adopt their tone. While writing for others You should be like them ⇉ The way they talk ⇉ The tone they have ⇉ Kind of words they use If you learn to do all this Then you’re successful as a ghostwriter! P.S Do you adopt their style while writing for them?

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My goal across everything I write is to create a mindset shift among YouTubers. Rather than troubleshooting individual problems AFTER you've made the content… I want to bake in strong “retention awareness” at the STRUCTURE stage. Strong foundations > plugging gaps.

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2 steps you need to do when you add any image/s to your article so that the image can rank in Google. ✔️ First, save the file name with the description of the image. The file name format is  ➡️ a descriptive name with hyphen.jpg ✖️ Don’t use the ‘download1.jpg or ‘image2.jpg’ type file name. ✔️ Second, add ‘Alt Text’ where you have to write down the description of the image. Most CMSs have a specified field for adding Alt Text. Alt text plays a crucial role in making images more accessible to both people and search engines. Without proper alt text, users relying on screen readers miss out on key information. Google and other search engines also rely on alt text to understand the content of images, which can improve your site’s overall SEO and boost rankings. Alt text is essential for image SEO which helps your images rank higher in Google Images and similar platforms. P.S. - Type ‘sustainable coffee shops’ in the Google search bar. Go to images. See the image in the second position. That article I wrote for my previous client. #writing #seo #alttext #imageseo #onpageseo #images

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""2929 Days Til Date"": A little last to post this but it's okay: It's still 'April' and this month 8 years back, I did something. It's been 8 years since I registered my domain 'bhaviksarkhedi.com'. Before that, for 3 years, I used 'Soup for the Soul', inspired by 'Chicken Soup for the Soul'. Haha. (Copied,lol) From 2013 to 2016, I published amateurishly everywhere, and then I decided to buy my own domain name. Things have been up and down, slow and fast, writing and publishing books, building and selling companies, but one thing has remained stagnant, and that is 'writing content'. I've had the privilege to contribute to esteemed platforms like Forbes India, where I share insights on entrepreneurship, digital marketing, and leadership. My writings have also found a home in renowned publications like The New York Times, where my stories and pieces have reached a global audience, resonating with readers across diverse backgrounds. In this journey, I've had the pleasure of making cool friends who are not just smarter but also incredibly insightful, each contributing their unique perspectives to enrich my understanding. As I reflect on the past 8 years, I'm humbled by the continuous evolution and growth that this journey has offered. Every setback has been a lesson, every success a milestone, fueling my passion for writing and entrepreneurship. Here's to another 8 years of learning, growing, and creating meaningful content. Another 8 years to still thrive on creating good content, market brands and be featured in more Google Knowledge Panel, lol again :) Cheers to me and writers like me who are persistent and consistent in their endeavors! It's remarkable how dedication to the craft pays off in the long run. #content #writing #writers #contentwriting #bhaviksarkhedi

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Do we have a “stack hack” here? 👀 Am I even using "hack" correctly here? 🤷‍♀️ I really have zero time to read this opinion with a fine-tooth comb this AM, but I’ll drop this interesting piece here: Our decision to forgo determination of the negligence penalty was premised on our understanding that the no-stacking rule prohibited the application of multiple penalties with respect to a given portion of Oconee’s underpayment. 𝘚𝘦𝘦 𝘖𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘦, T.C. Memo. 2024-25, at *75 n.34. But Treasury Regulation §1.6662-2(c) makes clear that the no-stacking rule relates to “the maximum accuracy-related penalty imposed.” (Emphasis added.) This Court has jurisdiction to determine partnership items and the applicability of any penalty that relates to an adjustment to a partnership item. §§ 6221, 6226; 𝘜𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘥 𝘚𝘵𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘴 𝘷. 𝘞𝘰𝘰𝘥𝘴, 571 U.S. 31, 39–42 (2013). There is thus no limitation on our ability to determine the applicability of 🔰more than one accuracy-related penalty at the partnership level.🔰(Emphasis added/Attached👇). #conservationeasement #taxpenalty #stacking Taxplaining🎙️ Ashlee Hall

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I used to think my writing had to be perfect. Every word. Every sentence. For months, I wrote like a robot - big words, - long sentences - trying to sound smart. But one day, a comment on my post changed everything. A reader said, "I can't connect with your writing. It feels cold." That hit hard, but they were right. So, I took a risk. I started writing like I talk, honest and unfiltered. I shared my - fears, - mistakes, and - real thoughts and something incredible happened. Today, my posts get 5x more engagement. People message me, saying, “THIS is exactly how I feel.” My writing isn’t perfect anymore, but it’s real. And that matters so much more. Here’s what I learned: - Real beats perfect every time. - Vulnerability builds connection. - Simple language is powerful. What about you? Are you hiding behind "perfect" words? Try being real instead. Share one authentic thought today; you might be amazed at what happens. ----- Do you still need more time to write? DM me. I'd love to talk about it.

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This is my favorite ghostwriter hack. (How I find HOOK ideas in seconds…) My clients send me tons of blogs or articles they like for source material. But I don’t start reading at the top… I start at the bottom — in the comments. The comment section is ghostwriter GOLD! People are candid about their: • Problems • Failed solutions • Positive solutions • Desired outcomes • Things that interested them Now, when I read the article… — I already have a good idea of how the audience is thinking. But how does this fit into hooks? The best hooks are simple. They: • Interest the reader • Address a problem • Offer a solution • Show an outcome The comments give you word-for-word answers to what your audience wants! (Some of my best-performing hooks are just copied and pasted from the comment section.) So the next time you're spending ages thinking of the best hook… Go find a good article.  Mosey on down to the comments. Then write a killer hook using your audience’s own words. And thank me later! ps I’m a big fan of sliding in fun words. I.e. ‘mosey’ What’s your fav fun word or phrase? — — — — — — Have 30 seconds a day? Follow Alex Renner to become a better writer & book more clients. Come for the insights. Stay for the whales.

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10 Mistakes you do while writing LinkedIn post (You can correct all of them in just 5 proven ways) ❌ Don’t write fancier words  ❌ Don’t write with weak verbs  ❌ Don’t write to impress people ❌ Don’t write paragraphs of 4+ Lines ❌ Don’t write like your academic paper ❌ Don’t Optimize your Post for only PCs ❌ Don’t write a sentence with 8+ Words. ❌ Don’t write your post without the outline  ❌ Don’t write your post with 1200+ Character ❌ Don’t write your post without the “rule of one” Here’s the 5 solution for them 1. Add Simple words 2. Add Listicles in your post 3. Write for One person (Your TA) 4. Write with smaller sentences/paragraph 5. Write to help people not to impress people "LinkedIn is all about observing, understanding and executing" --------------- 📌Hi, I’m Khurshid I help founders & Coaches build their authority on LinkedIn in 90 days + Follow Khurshid Ansari to get Writing & LinkedIn growth tips + Show your support, Do like, comment, and repost  + DM “Brand11” to build your Personal brand. PS:- What is your fav number? Mine is 11

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When scripting a video, I ask YouTubers to: 1. Break the script down into segments. 2. Identify the payoff for each segment. 3. Ensure each payoff is set up properly. I understand that WFW scripting isn’t for everyone. But you do need to think about the structure.

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Do you have a new blog and hear only cricket? Do you think you can't do anything because it's a new blog? If you answered YES, this post is for you. I've shared ways to get traffic to new blogs in my posts and newsletter issues. But the info was all scattered into different content pieces. Now, I've compiled all 21 ways I use to grow blog traffic. Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/dhPbibMX

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Being a freelancer isn't always glamorous. Especially when you are just starting out. There are times when → You get underpaid → You get scammed → You have zero clients → Your posts don't convert → Your outreach strategies fail → You get stuck in comparison trap → You don't get paid what you deserve Yes, we do enjoy a lot of flexibility and freedom But there is a lot of uncertainty no one talks about. But here's the best part about it: 🟣 You are your own boss 🟣 You are building something of your own 🟣 You develop your own systems and strategies 🟣 You get a chance to discover and refine your skills So next time anyone tells you Being a freelancer is easy or glamorous, it isn't! But is it worth it? Of course it is!

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