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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𝗜 𝘄𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗲 𝗺𝘆 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝗯𝗼𝗼𝗸 𝗮𝘁 𝗮𝗴𝗲 6. Wanted to publish it, but there were so many needs around. It was shoved down the corner. Out of Anger and disappointment, I threw the book away. I never wrote a word till I graduated from High school. I got a phone and started writing again. From a motivational writer to a personal-development content writer, to a copywriter, and then to a Digi-copywriter, within the space of 3 years. "Digi-copywriter" is a word that was formed by my humble self, and can't be found in the dictionary. 😁 Well, it is a short form of saying, "A copywriter for your digital products." You gerrit it now? These different evolutions came at certain times in my life when I needed to reinvent myself. It has been rough, and hard. But, 5 things are certain. 🟡 You are not the savior of the world, hence you are not meant to solve everyone's problem. 🟡 There is a gap that needs to be filled by you. Only you have the solution to it. Can you identify that gap in the society? 🟡 Your burdens are not there for nothing. They are there for you to feel and resonate with the people you are called to serve. 🟡If you have a solution to a problem, People will come to you for it. And, they will pay every dime to get it. 🟡 Your challenges are there to make you feel every damn pain your audience feels, because only then can you create something that can help heal it. I am your digi-copywriter, and I am here to help you sell your digital products 3X faster. What were your evolutions like? What were you doing before you came to this point?
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Divya Jose, the senior content writer was mentioning today about the em dash. Since it’s a versatile tool in writing, I thought I'd share some insights on why and where to use it. Why and Where to Use the Em Dash: 1. Replacing Parentheses: In an article: "Our latest product — which is now available online — has received great reviews." In a blog post: "Traveling to new places — especially off-the-beaten-path destinations — can be incredibly rewarding." 2. Indicating Interruptions: In website content: "Sign up today and start your free trial — no credit card required!" In an email: "I was planning to send the report by Friday, but—" 3. Adding Emphasis: In an article: "There is one factor that can make or break your project — effective communication." In blog content: "Remember, there's one key to success — perseverance." 4. Introducing Lists: In website content: "Our software offers everything you need — ease of use, reliability, and top-notch support." In an email: "Please bring the following to the meeting — the project plan, the budget report, and the latest timeline." Why to Use the Em Dash: 1. Versatility: The em dash can replace other punctuation marks, making it useful in many contexts. For instance, in an article: "The solution is simple — use the em dash." Clarity: It separates parts of a sentence clearly. In website content: "Our goal is clear — to provide the best customer experience." 2. Engagement: Adding an em dash can keep your writing dynamic. In a blog post: "And just like that — our adventure began." Divya Jose feel free to drop your thoughts and any additional tips you might have in the comments! #WritingTips #EmDash #ContentCreation #WritingSkills #Grammar #LinkedInLearning
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LI content writing tip: — Use more templates. — Use less inspiration. Why? Because when you use inspiration to write, sentences run on and on, and they can be a bit hard to read and also a bit lengthy. But templates keep things concise. They increase the impact. They make things choppy. And choppy copy works. Now go and try these two options above. P.S. ♻️ Which one works better for you? — Enjoy this? Follow me to learn how to generate qualified leads & land clients David Ojo
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Want to be done with Writer's Block? Imagine feeling confident producing fantastic content without needing a genius idea or a writing degree. The secret? It's not magic – it's a method! 📝 Come hear all about my 6-step content writing system, a proven method that has unlocked: - Emails with a 50% open rate 📬 - Sales pages and email sequences with a 27% conversion rate 💰 - Web copy clients want to steal! 💻 Join me in Kath's Be You Club tomorrow Tue, Mar 5, 9:30 am EST, where I spill the beans on this game-changing process. Ready to revolutionize your content writing? DM me for the link to join Kath's Be You Club and start using my process. Kath Grimmitt #ContentCreation #WritingTips #CreativeProcess #BeYouClub #UnlockYourPotential
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