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😭RIP Content Writers Day 10/15 of becoming top 1% content writer Content Writing has died brands are not working with content Writers because of AI Totally Bullshit ! Content writing will never die Whether you build a 50 thousand dollar personal branding agency or content marketing agency the core of everything will be " writing " because you need creativity to pull the content of your clients brand. And AI can't bring emotion , storytelling , and a customized content for your or for your client brands. Well I suggest In the long term focus on being a " Content Marketer " not only a " content writer " Learn ghostwriting, script writing , LinkedIn content creation , storytelling , copywriting , video content creation to stay relevant in the long term. But remember content writing will be the base of everything you will do as a creator. If you are someone who wants to build a career as a content writer / content marketer or a creator then comment " coaching". If you are a brand then comment " content" and let me help you build a kickass brand. #RTwritingroom #contentwriting #contentmarketing #solopreneur #freelancing #linkedinforcreators

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Top 3 most common mistakes that freelance content writers make that could cost you money and clients: 1. Ghosting your clients/managers If you start communicating with a client or a manager and it takes you days to reply to a message, or even worse — you don't update your client on the writing process, that's it — you've ruined your reputation. 2. Lying about using #AI It's totally fine to use AI for various purposes (it's even recommended in some cases), but if your manager or client asks you if you had used it — tell the truth. There is a reason why they are asking. 3. Overdelivering and overcharging If you are asked for 1500-words, don't write 2000+ and expect additional compensation, or you will soon be left without tasks. By overdelivering I mean producing more content for the sake of being paid more, and not actually bringing value.

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Freelance writers! What's your biggest challenge with getting more writing clients? Just type your challenges in the comments. I will try and give you some suggestions. #freelancewriter #contentwriter #freelancecontentwriting

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Stuck with writing? Here are 6 Dos & Don'ts in Writing ✍️ ✔️ Make your content understandable ✔️ Break it into smaller sections ✔️ Stick to one main idea ✔️ Maintain a balanced tone ✔️ Focus on one topic at a time ✔️ Use images to enhance connection ❌ Don't use complex words ❌ Don't write long paragraphs ❌ Don't mix multiple genres or topics in one context ❌ Don't exaggerate ❌ Don't try to include everything at once ❌ Don't forget to add images Follow Huma Ishfaq for more tips.

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▪️The distinction between copywriting and content writing always grinds most of the people but it’s not that complex. 💡The idea is that “crafting a sales copy” is itself a form of content writing but “every type of content writing” may not necessarily be a copy. Simple💯 So, what’s the point of writing a copy? 1️⃣ A copy is written with an intention to persuade or compel someone to take a particular action. 2️⃣ It’s a unidirectional pieces of writing that ends with a single call to action. 3️⃣ The purpose of writing a copy is to boost the conversion rate and ultimately increase sales. Don’t think that these two are poles apart because it’s all about writing English 🤡 Content writing is a broad canvas that encompasses many different styles, tones, attitudes, genres, and topics. 1️⃣ Content is written with the sole purpose of engaging readers. It includes every type of content whether a blog, a social media post, or a website material. 2️⃣ It’s multidirectional and does much more than delivering a message. 3️⃣ The goal of writing content is to get more likes, shares, comments, and feedback. Now you will ask what is blogging?🤔 Blogging is a type of content writing where you daily publish your content on website under a single niche. It’s like maintaining an online diary. That’s enough for today 😪 See you tomorrow. Bye👋 . . . . #contentwriting #copywriting #business #onlineearning #learning #blog

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I am a copywriter, when I'm writing copy. But this copywriter also turns into a relentless marketer, selling dreams and products you didn't know you needed. This copywriter becomes a mind-reading psychologist, diving into desires and fears, predicting your next move. This copywriter transforms into a data-crunching analyst, uncovering insights with surgical precision. This copywriter morphs into an obsessive researcher, uncovering hidden truths about your audience. This copywriter is a strategic genius, turning readers into loyal followers and skeptics into advocates. This copywriter shapes your brand's identity with every syllable. So, next time you think being a copywriter is just about typing words on a screen, think again.

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Every content marketer must be a good content writer ... and a good content writer, must understand content marketing. Today both skills are not independent of each other. The part that you're better at will determine your designation - that's it. #contentmarketing #contentwriting

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The Power of Storytelling in Content Writings As a content writer, have you ever wondered what sets great content apart from good content? The answer lies in storytelling. Storytelling has the power to captivate, inspire, and connect with audiences on a deeper level. It's what makes your content memorable, shareable, and impact full. Whether you're writing a blog post, article, or social media update, incorporating storytelling techniques can elevate your content and leave a lasting impression on your readers. So, how can you harness the power of storytelling in your content writing? Start with a hook Grab your reader's attention with an interesting fact, quote, or anecdote. Create a narrative Use descriptive language to paint a picture in your reader's mind. Use emotional connections Appeal to your reader's emotions by sharing personal experiences or customer testimonials. Make it concise Keep your story brief and to the point. Use a clear call-to-action Encourage your reader to take action or engage with your content. By incorporating storytelling into your content writing, you'll be able to: Increase engagement and shares Build trust and credibility with your audience Stand out from the competition So, next time you sit down to write, remember the power of storytelling and how it can transform your content into something truly unforgettable. Share your thoughts How do you use storytelling in your content writing? Let's discuss in the comments! #contentwriting #storytelling #writingtips #engagement #contentmarketing

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Content Writing Tip #101 - Do not try to sound cool or foreign - Maintain your original tone because organic content is all about expressing yourself the way you are. Your words do more than you think. People can sense originality and if they don't find you authentic, it will be hard for you to create influence. #contentwriting #tone #influence

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🚨 Alarms started ringing in my ears upon listening to this‼️🚨 Rs. 2/per word was what my first client was willing to pay me! This amount for: - Researching about their brand 🔍 - Finding relevant keywords 🔑 - Writing a long-form article 📝 - Ensuring authenticity and meticulousness ✅ - Adding backlinks 🔗 - Adding pictures with an alt text 🖼️ - Revising it until satisfaction 🔁 - All that under a tight deadline ⏰ My heart shouted 'Take the Leap!' But All my brain could see was RED everywhere! 🔴 I said no to my first-ever client! Yes, you heard it right! The objective was clear: Never settle for less! Here's why: 1. Know Your Worth: Don't sell your stars for pennies. 💫 2. Value Your Time: It's your most precious currency. ⏳ 3. Respect Your Skills: If you take yourself for granted, others will too. 🙅‍♂️ 4. Set Boundaries: Say no to underpaid opportunities; say yes to your worth. ✅ I closed another client the same month for Rs. 7/per word. We're not here to work like donkeys but to shine like stars. 🌟 P.S. What was your first income as a freelancer? #KnowYourWorth #FreelanceLife #WritingCommunity - x - x - x - x - x- P.S.S. Ready to upscale your business with a copy that sells like hotcakes? Slide into my DMs and let's kick off your next winning campaign!

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⚫Content Writing isn't EASY!! ✍️✍️⚫ If, ➡️You are available for a client, ➡️You answer to their queries, ➡️You take time for writing their content, ➡️You are nice enough to keep them updated about their project, YOU SURE are not a good writer and not getting enough clients!....(slow claps👏👏) ⚫Or else if,⚫ ➡️You give timely deliveries, ➡️You sometimes miss their emails, ➡️You write more than 2k words in 24 hrs, YOU SURE are using AI written content!! (louder claps 👏👏) PS: not all clients are same, not all writers are same! This was just for fun!

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4 proven formulas best content writers use to create content which grabs attention. Grabbing attention in the world today is hard. Most people are not reading. Everyone is skimming. Here’s how to frame your content, to write better and faster. 1. SOA (Story, Offer, Action): Story: "I used to struggle with deadlines." Offer: "Our app organizes your tasks efficiently." Action: "Download now and see the difference." 2. HLD (Hook, Lead, Deliver): Hook: "Struggling with time management?" Lead: "Discover effective time-saving techniques." Deliver: "Follow these tips to boost productivity." 3. PAS (Problem, Agitate, Solve): Problem: "Can't focus on work?" Agitate: "Constant distractions kill your efficiency." Solve: "Try these methods to stay focused." 4. BAB (Before, After, Bridge): Before: "Feeling overwhelmed with tasks?" After: "Now I manage my time perfectly." Bridge: "Learn my strategy for task management." Use them in your next copy. Save for later.

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Pen to Profit: A Freelance Writer's Guide to Maximizing Earnings:   Explore the world of freelance writing and learn how to maximize your earnings by leveraging your writing skills and expertise.   Understanding the Freelance Writing Industry: Learn about the freelance writing industry, including the different types of writing gigs available, common niches and specialties, and the potential benefits and challenges of freelance writing as a career.   Identifying Lucrative Writing Niches: Discover strategies for identifying lucrative writing niches and opportunities that align with your interests, expertise, and earning goals, including exploring content marketing, copywriting, technical writing, journalism, and creative writing.   Setting Your Rates and Negotiating Contracts: Explore techniques for setting your freelance writing rates and negotiating contracts with clients to ensure fair compensation for your time, effort, and expertise, including understanding industry standards, pricing models, and negotiation tactics.   Finding High-Paying Writing Gigs: Learn how to find high-paying writing gigs and clients in the freelance marketplace, including leveraging online job boards, freelance platforms, and professional networks, and pitching your services to potential clients and publications.   Scaling Your Freelance Writing Business: Discover strategies for scaling your freelance writing business and maximizing your earnings potential over time, including expanding your client base, increasing your rates, diversifying your income streams, and investing in professional development and marketing efforts.   Conclusion: Freelance writing offers writers the opportunity to earn a living doing what they love, but it requires strategic planning, continuous learning, and effective marketing and negotiation skills to maximize earnings and succeed in the competitive freelance marketplace.

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From grades 5-10, I used to write such long pages and pages of what we called 'paragraphs'! But in my 3-4 years of writing and SEO career, I've never written paragraphs longer than 5 lines to maintain good reading experience 😆 It's funny to think about what paragraphs I read back then, what I write now, and what I actually do - and what a paragraph really is! 🙂 Reach out to me for Human Centric and Researched Writing Services! For promising human-centric writing services: https://lnkd.in/guzVJghg Or Buy my writing service on Legiit at 22% OFF: https://lnkd.in/g_Wa8PHR #ContentWriting #SEOWriting #WritingTips #ContentStrategy #WebContent #WritingCommunity #DigitalWriting #ContentCreation #WritingServices #ReadabilityMatters #UserExperience #UXWriting #WritingEvolution #ProfessionalWriting #ContentMarketing #WebWriting #WritingJourney #WritingLife #ContentOptimization #bangladeshiwriter

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We have all started with ppw. Especially the Indian writers. But I think such payment terms should now be history. The reason is simple. — Word count doesn't equal content quality. Ask to be compensated for influence, not page volume. Content value comes from effect, not word bulk. #contentquality #freelancing #paid #invoice

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I talked to many Freelance Writers in the past 2 weeks and this is the most common problem they all face. ↳Not getting clients This is a very common problem and I’ve faced this for a long time too. The best thing I did was not stopping outreach and putting myself out there on Linkedin, among other things. Today I’m telling you everything I know about getting clients as a Freelance Writer. Here’s what you can do: 1️⃣ Build your Portfolio. ➡️Many freelancers are trying to get clients without putting together a Portfolio. Bruh, you don’t apply to a job without a resume, do you!? It’s the same here ➡️Write on platforms that give you visibility- Medium, Linkedin etc ➡️Write on your Blog if you want. ➡️Try doing some free work in exchange for testimonials 2️⃣ Do an Internship. ↳Writing is practical skill, you need to practice. An internship can help you understand: 👉How employers think 👉What clients want 👉 How teams function and much more. 3️⃣ Do a Job ↳ I might get heat for this from freelancers but financial security is very important. So, Get a job ➡️ Improve your skills ➡️ Save some money and keep trying while you’re in Job. ➡️ Connect with potential ICP, network like crazy and keep writing. ➡️ Having a job or internship that pays will give you the ability to invest in some books/courses/cohorts/consultations. This way you can learn more. 4️⃣ Linkedin. (You should I’d talk about this by now😉) Linkedin is where your employers and clients are!!! ↳Logically this is where you should be too. ➡️Get on Linkedin, Create content around your Niche. ➡️Reach out to ICP ➡️Get on networking calls with people. You learn a lot this way. ➡️Ask questions, many experts are quite helpful here. 5️⃣ Upwork, Fiverr etc You can also join these platforms to get clients. ➡️Just keep in mind that there will be lots of competition. 6️⃣ Writing Competitions ↳ Not many will tell you this Nothing screams you’re good at your work than an award. There are many good writing competitions that not only give you recognition but also pay. ➡️Enter writing competitions and if you win, you can use that when pitching etc. ↳ This is tried and tested. I Won “Most Read” “Top 25 Most Liked” Stories on Inspitale and used this when I pitched clients. I won this award in 2020, but got an 800$ US client using this recently. I included this in my “tell me about yourself”. ➡️ Please don’t enter competitions where you have to pay, they should pay you not the other way! That’s all folks! I hope this will help you…. Goodluck ❤ P.S. Did I miss anything? Feel free to add in the comments. P.P.S I’m offering a 50% discount on my “Freelance Writing and Leveraging Linkedin” Consultation. If you’re a freelance writer who needs guidance, this will be very useful for you. ↳ More than 15 people benefitted from this offer. #clientacquisition

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4,00,000 per month SALARY Expectations for the role of Content Writer!! 😱 That's what I received in response to the answer to the screening questions of our Content Writer Job Post. Now, I don't want to argue if the Content Writer role can give this much money or not. Or if a Content Writer in Jaipur would be paid this much or not? Who knows if a company is actually offering that? BUT, We mentioned our Salary range in the Job Description which is way too low than what was expected. We make our Job Descriptions detailed enough to eliminate the overqualified & underqualified people along with other filters so that we have to look and reject fewer people. Yet, so many unfit people apply for the same. I get it, you have to apply to hundreds of jobs. You don't really read job description as it might be a waste of time if you don't get selected for it. So you apply even if you are not fit to increase your chances. And I do not criticize anyone doing that. But, this is the sole reason that I put very odd screening question (marked in red) In the high HOPE, that it would get their attention. But NO, nothing can get our attention at all!! I even had applicants who came for an interview. They didn't read the job description even then. I asked them to read in front of me. All their facial glow was gone because they found that they didn't have the niche-relevant experience. Applying for jobs blindly doesn't increase your chances of getting a job, what it sure does is increase your dissatisfaction and frustration because of not getting a job after applying at so many places. Don't you think? With that being said, we are hiring for a Content Writer role and I have given all the possible details in the Job Description. If you are looking for a job in the Content Writing field, find the JD in the link in the comments. Only apply if you feel fit after reading JD. Tag someone who you think could be a fit and would take time to read the job description.

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