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Dear Copywriter, I hate to break it to you but no matter how good your copy is, as long as it doesn't resonate with the target audience — it's not a good copy. So many copywriters fail to understand this, they tend to craft copy with big grammar here and there which will not drive sales but will drive your EGO! And If your EGO is more important than the sales, very good! But if your main goal is to drive sales make that sh*t easy to read! A 5th grader should be able to understand it! Copy is meant to drive sales but if you disagree with me then go be a f*cking POET. Honestly, I'm tired of seeing all this big grammar copy that ends up confusing the reader — instead of warming up your leads, you're confusing them, and then they run to the arms of your competition.🤦‍♂️ P.S. Pardon my tone today, I'm trying to help you guys improve but some people don't want to. Please if you want to show us how good your vocabulary is, write a POEM — I'll read it! That's all for now. Until next time, Great #LinkedIn #copywriters #marketing #simplicity #copywriting #poet #grammar #vocabulary

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You need these if you are a copywriter📌 you need 9 key points when you write 1.catchy headline It is engage reader who hooked him. 2.Opening it's help readers to understand it. 3.offer/Benefits Tell the reader what you offer and what their benefits . 4.creadetional 5.Testimonials 6.scarcity it's help to client fast order 7.Risk reversal 8.urgency 9.call to action use this strategy in your writing and boom a big shoot💥 #happyweekend #copywriting #writerstrategy

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Ever Wondered How to Elevate Your Content Writing Game? Are you struggling to create SEO-optimized content? Do you find it hard to structure your ideas or conduct effective research? Worried about what happens if someone copies your work? You're not alone! Recently, aspiring content writers and authors bombarded me with these questions. Here’s what happened next... A few days ago, I received an exciting message: "Could you mentor our audience on content creation and strategy?" I couldn't wait to say, "Yes, of course!" The big day arrived, and the session kicked off with an electrifying energy from both sides. This kind of energy can truly elevate anything to a higher level. I covered crucial topics like: ~Content Writing as a Career ~Creating a Content Strategy ~High-Quality Content Creation ~Pitch Decks Instead of sticking to existing theories, I shared practical tips and practices based on my own experiences. And guess what? It resonated well! The highlight was the Q&A session. The flood of questions I received was incredible. Here’s what I shared: 1 - Embrace a Growth Mindset: To thrive in writing, you need a writer’s mind that’s always open to learning. 2 - Overcome Imposter Syndrome: Work on your mindset and energy to tackle writing challenges like writer’s block and finding your audience. 3 - Pursue Your Own Passion: Don’t chase someone else’s dream. Discover your passion for writing and turn it into a profession. 4 - Share Your Story: People love hearing personal stories. Learn to craft and share yours effectively. 5 - Leverage Tools: Rather than fearing AI tools, learn how to use them to enhance creativity and reduce time on recurring tasks. The session was a hit, and I’m so grateful to CONSOC: The Consulting Society of Vivekananda College, University of Delhi and @Tanishka for organizing it. For all writers and authors out there: "Keep writing; Keep creating; and Keep sharing." PS: If you don't share, how will people start noticing you? So, if you see yourself as a successful content writer or best-selling author, start writing and sharing now! Ready to transform your writing journey? Drop a comment below or send me a message to join next session! Let's grow together.

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Is Bluesky going to disrupt the transition to Zero-Click Content?   For those who don’t know, Zero-Click Content is a content creation approach focused on consumption within a feed. You don’t need the audience to click to get your message out. Why create bite-sized content for social media? The algorithm reduces the reach of posts with links because they send people away. Leaving the platform means users stop scrolling through ads. This effect is seen on X, Threads, LinkedIn, and even Facebook. Bluesky is breaking this model. Your feed is based primarily (only?) on who you are following. You get their posts even if they include a link.   What impact does this have in practice? On Friday, Hank Green put out a video comparing the engagement across platforms. For a post with a link, he got:   1,000 likes on Twitter (1,500,000 followers) 500 likes on Threads (679,000 followers) 3,800 on Bluesky (360,000 followers) Obviously, this is a relatively small test, but it offers clues as to how much Twitter, Threads, and possibly LinkedIn are throttling reach for posts containing links. Creators will love this. YouTubers, journalists, Twitch steamers, podcasters, etc., must develop a following off social media to earn a living. That is hard to do when you aren’t allowed to include links.   If creators invest in Bluesky, the ecosystem will be rich, vibrant, and engaging. Creator-led communities will grow, which could drive more popularity. Brands should take note.   In addition to just following what's popular, Bluesky may help drive traffic to your website. Getting folks to click on a company blog or webinar registration page without spending ad money is tough these days. Junk content will not suddenly improve on Bluesky, but your posts with links won’t be dead on arrival. To be clear, many of the principles behind Zero-Click Content will still hold on Bluesky, but you are not forced to avoid links. Personally, I have resisted switching to Bluesky because I don’t want to build a following from nothing again. I get LinkedIn. I don’t want to relearn habits. However, Hank’s results are compelling…. On the other hand, nothing is stopping Bluesky from becoming anti-links. What if it flips this policy after creators have set up shop, or someone finds a way to exploit it?   Hopefully, Bluesky’s approach will push other platforms to stop throttling links.

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🚀 The Future of Content Writing is Here! 🌟 Want to stay ahead in the ever-evolving content game? From AI-powered tools to the resurgence of storytelling, I’m diving into the Top 10 Trends Shaping Content Writing. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this post is packed with actionable insights, industry leader tips, and interactive content to level up your writing game. 💡 👉 Comment and share your thoughts—Which trend will dominate? Let’s spark a discussion and learn together! 💬 Tag your network who needs to see this! Let’s get updated. 🌐 #ContentWriting #DigitalTrends #ContentCreation #FutureOfWork #Storytelling #MarketingStrategy #LinkedInCommunity #trendingonlinkedin #trending #contentwriter #contentwriting #aitools #aicontentwriting

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Why “less is more” for a writer? This question always intrigued me in various way. So the answers are intriguing in its own way too. I feel, a writer must keep minimal distraction to focus on their writing. You see, writing is a very creative process just like painting, cooking, music composing and so on. So, a little distraction could cause a death to the writer’s process. Nowadays, many companies and marketing professionals think AI is a great platform to get good content. Hence, whoever is approaching me, checking my work on AI platforms to check my work if it’s AI proof. I don’t trust AI yet. Music helps me to stay focused. I mostly listen to my favourite songs. The regular and familiar songs which doesn’t require my attention, only the beats is required. Write less yet to the point so the meaning will be intact and the room for error will be thin. Generally, when we write more, the error is more too. Nowadays, mostly readers skim your content. Therefore, writing the valuable points with logical reasoning is absolutely mandatory. “Less is more” is also about managing one thing at a time. Earlier, I was one of them who enjoyed doing multitasking. But I realised lately it was consuming my mental bandwidth even more. So, I settled on one task at a time. “Less in more” meaning leading to minimalism. Discarding unnecessary maximalism. I got rid off a few fancy stuffs from my life, and I never felt lighter before about saying them a permanent goodbye. PS — Do you think “less is more”? If yes, then share some great ideas with us. Follow Moumita Biswas to read more inspiring and unique stories. #MoumitaWrites #writerscommunity #contentcreator #linkedinmarketing

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The only checklist you need to write captivating content Captivating content is one piece which is able to ▶ Resonate with readers ▶ Talk to one person ▶ Solves a problem ▶ Provides insights ▶ Showcase Proof So, Here are steps you need to write one. ⏭ Make it Memorable ⏭ Make it Applicable ⏭ Make it Specific ⏭ Make it Simple ⏭ Make it Short ⏭ Write a Story P.S. - If you want more clarity check out my Linkedin Post as examples. I know this one will take time and effort P.S.S. - So,If you want specific answers Book a call. Lets take your digital business to new heights DM - “More”

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"Writing is only for writers. You don't need to write." This is what i thought in the beginning. I couldn't be more wrong than this. It's the heartbeat of how we connect and understand each other. it's how words shape what we feel and believe about a brand. That's branding in a nutshell. As designers, we're not just picking colors and fonts. We're crafting the very voice of a brand. And that voice? It's all about the words. Writing helps us shape that voice, from connecting ideas and emptions into compelling stories. Here's why you should write as a designer: - Building a brand mostly depends on writing - You can write the best websites stories - Writing makes you more articulate - Add more depth to your words - Makes your mind clear Having decent writing skills can actually make you three times better than a designer who's all visuals and no words. Why? Because clients don't just want pretty designs they want solutions. And a designer who can deliver both great visuals and compelling copy? That's a winner in their book. Happy clients = Long term business. P.S: Join my Newsletter where i share my lessons and creative journey more in depth. I will release the ultimate landing page guide soon to my Newsletter subs. https://rb.gy/knvytd

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Hey Writers, I recently completed a brand presentation and I was initially unsure of the best tips to follow. Thankfully, I found the guidance I needed and here are the key tips that helped me create an impactful presentation: 1. Start with a Clear Brand Statement: Define the brand's core purpose, values and mission right from the start. This helps set the tone and clarity for the entire presentation. 2. Understand the Audience: Tailor your content to resonate with the specific audience you’re addressing. Whether it's investors, clients or team members, keep their needs and expectations in mind. 3. Define Brand Vision and Mission: Briefly state the long-term goals (vision) and the company’s mission in clear terms. This helps the audience understand the brand’s direction and purpose. 4. Use Visuals to Communicate: Incorporate high-quality images, graphics and icons that reflect the brand’s personality. Consistent color schemes and fonts should be used throughout to maintain visual coherence. 5. Highlight Brand Values: Focus on the core values that your brand stands for (e.g., quality, sustainability, customer satisfaction). Use real examples or case studies to illustrate these values. 6. Include Key Brand Achievements: Showcase the milestones and successes the brand has achieved. This could include awards, growth figures or customer testimonials. 7. Positioning and Differentiation: Explain how your brand stands out in the market. Show what makes your brand unique compared to competitors whether through innovation, quality or customer experience. 8. Use Concise, Impactful Text: Avoid overwhelming your audience with large blocks of text. Use bullet points and short, impactful statements. Focus on clarity and precision. 9. Incorporate Brand Story: People love stories. Share the journey of how the brand came into existence, its evolution and how it resonates with your target market. 10. Brand Voice and Tone: Maintain a consistent brand voice (formal, casual, friendly, etc.) throughout the presentation. Ensure that the tone aligns with the brand’s personality. 11. Call to Action: End with a clear call to action (CTA) that guides the audience on the next steps, whether it's to invest, collaborate or get in touch. 12. Make It Interactive: Incorporate interactive elements like polls or questions to keep the audience engaged and make the presentation more dynamic. 13. Use Data and Metrics: (OPTIONAL) If applicable, include data points or metrics to back up your claims, such as growth rates, market share or customer satisfaction stats. 14. Keep It Simple: Aim for simplicity. Don't overload slides with information. Use the "less is more" rule to keep your slides clean and easy to digest. 15. End with a Strong Brand Statement Conclude the PPT with a powerful brand statement or tagline that reinforces the key message of the presentation. Comment Down👇🏻 your thoughts as well!!

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How do I find/source ideas for clients as a ghostwriter? Few obvious points: 1. I talk to them on a daily/weekly basis. 2. I actively follow relevant people in their industry. But one thing that most people miss out on: It takes hours and days of reading, consuming, and writing. To actually be able to source ideas for different clients in different industries. For example: I work with clients in fintech, marketing, B2B, HR etc. Totally different and unrelated topics. It's not that I could just follow a template or ask AI to give me ideas. (Though it helps, it isn't a replacement to creative ideas that actually are relevant.) The time and the effort is simply irreplaceable and cannot be templatized. tl;dr: If you're still falling for templates, you're ngmi.

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🚀CONTENT WRITING Is Crucial To Your Business. Learn Why! ✨ Hey there, business enthusiasts! 🌟 Ever wondered why content writing is so crucial for your brand? It’s not just about words—it’s about building connections and driving results! Quality content helps you establish your brand voice, engage your customers, and build trust. 🗣️ It’s like having a nonstop chat with your customers, where you share valuable insights and solve their problems. 💡 From blog posts and social media updates to email newsletters and website copy, every piece of content is a chance to showcase your expertise and keep your audience hooked. 🔗 It’s all about creating value, staying relevant, and making your business unforgettable. So, if you’re looking to elevate your brand, get your content strategy in gear! 🛠️ Dive into the world of content writing and watch your business soar. 🌐 Ready to make your mark? Let’s talk content! © Yemi Stella Content writer || Editor and proofreader || Ghostwriter || Writing Coach. #ContentWriting #BusinessGrowth #MarketingMagic

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Power of bullets in your copy In copywriting it is important to add bullets to your copy which can help to increase conversation rates. Here are why including bullets in copies is important. 📌 Helps to focus your reader's attention 📌 Builds curiosity in your content which can aid conversation rates. 📌 Enables information about a product or service easier to read. 📌 It helps your content to feel interesting to your readers 📌 It increases your prospect readability which in turn persuades them to take action Including bullets in your content can make your copy content very powerful and effective for communicating with your prospect and also it shouldn't be boring; for example, creating boring features and benefits that can make your prospect cut you away I also love to read bullet points, its so much easier to read. I hope you enjoyed this beautiful piece I'm Ochulor Chiamaka Stephanie. I'm a content writer and copywriter. I'm open to content writing gigs and copywriting gigs. DM me to help your business massively grow and content increase traffic.

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One interesting fact about writing is that it gives you the opportunity to be creative. As a writer, I understand how overwhelming writing can be, however writing can be fun as well. If you've ever felt like writing is a daunting task, here are five things you can do to make writing fun. Write without filters: Trying to get the perfect words can become frustrating. Just Jot down anything that comes to mind, no matter how silly it is. This unbridled freedom will help you tap into your creative potential. Identify your passions, interests, and niches, and write about them; writing can only become fun when you write about what you love and have interest in. Make writing a daily habit: Commit to writing every day, even if it's just for a few minutes. The more you write, the easier it becomes, and the more enjoyable the process will be. Explore; Read widely, travel, try new things, and share your experiences with others. This will broaden your perspectives, deepen your understanding of the world and as well enrich your writing. Writing can be fun also. How have you been able to make writing fun for you? Share your thoughts in the comment.

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Learn to love your imperfections as a writer: → Write an imperfect headline → Write an imperfect sentence → Write an imperfect paragraph → Write an imperfect blog article → Write an imperfect LinkedIn post You learn from your imperfections. You grow from them. You start because of them. Imperfections are the key to writing.

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You don't need to be copywriter. To write an outstanding e-mail copy. This is what you'll need. 1. An intriguing SL > Hook. 2. Content. > Storytelling. 3. Wrap up. > Offer + CTA. Anything else to add? PS: Find helpful? Follow for more.

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Your strategy gets you inbound leads. Waiting for engagement on posts doesn't. ↦ Formatting posts well ↦ Commenting on top creators' posts ↦ Writing an informative content piece Will surely help you reach halfway there. But, with good purpose and strategy, you see results. Share 3/4 posts a week: ↦ Personal story - To attract emotions (I so resonate with you - comment) ↦ Educational post - To attract reach and followers (Damn, that was a masterclass - comment) ↦ Testimonial post - To attract leads (Congrats on achieving such results for your client - comment) You can even add industry insights/ recent trends to your list. The moral? Plan the pull of your potential leads to see 10+ prospects in your inbox. PS: I saw 2 leads this week even though I shared an educational post. You see, personal branding is a journey and not a defined destination. PPS: Do you strategize your monthly content? ♻️ Repost this if you found it helpful. - 📌 If you're a founder or coach looking for a personal brand strategist to help you strategize content, DM me 'Hey Kinjal.' I have helped 10+ profiles scale on LinkedIn. Now, let's connect and discuss your profile.

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