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How to Become a Content Writing Machine
With a Pinch a Efforts + Perseverance
Hey Nomads,
Happy Wednesday! How'd your Weekend go?
In today's Issue of Digital Nomads, you'll read about :
1. How to Become a Content Writing Machine
2. How to Repurpose Content for LinkedIn, Twitter & Instagram
3. What's Happening on Twitter
4. Resources
This Issue will take you 3 mins to read.
Enjoy!
1. How to Become a Content Writing Machine
Write Daily.
Tell me - Would you take the route which helps you learn, create, fail and recreate faster or the one that takes its sweet time to teach you the needful.
The former one right? It's because in today's world, with the creator economy on a surge, literally everyone is thinking, planning and implementing some or the other form of content to gain attention.
And the best way to cut through the noise is by creating content daily. This will help you learn faster and create faster. And even if you bring undesirable results, you'll get back on your feet 'faster' and learn from your mistakes.
And that's how you become a Content Writing machine - by Writing daily. Feel free to follow this checklist.
Choose a Platform - Twitter / LinkedIn
Fix the number of words to write daily - 100 / 200 / 500
Select a Niche
Study your Competition on the chosen Platform
2x the daily number of words in a month
Stay consistent & Watch yourself land opportunities
Twitter & LinkedIn are the best platforms for beginner writers. And Building in Public is the best advice you'll ever hear today.
When you're comfortable writing daily on these platforms, Create a free Medium account & start writing Blogs on it. [And if you're already on Medium, focus on getting Email Subscribers]
And if possible - write content in a variety of niches. I'm comfortable writing in the Marketing niche, but due to recent client demands, I'm planning to jump into the self-improvement and skincare niches.
2. How to Repurpose Content for LinkedIn, Twitter & Instagram
Popular content on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram follow a simple & similar framework :
Hook
Story
CTA (Call to Action)
Begin with Words that hook readers to read your entire content. Lay out a story to keep readers glued to your content. Plug a call to action (CTA) at the end to make readers engage with your content.
Don't waste your time publishing content manually when you can do it in automation using free tools available online.
If you're planning to spread out on other platforms & increase your chances of getting seen online - Sign up on tools like Hypefury & Publer to create & schedule content automatically online.
What's Happening on Twitter?
Here's a mini-list of Tweets I found insightful recently.
5 ways to hook your reader:
• Ask a question
• Create curiosity
• Use words “you” and “your”
• Start in the middle of the action
• Keep the opening sentence shortThey won’t read your last line if you don’t hook them on the 1st.
— Dakota Robertson (@WrongsToWrite)
11:09 AM • Jun 19, 2022
What makes people buy?
One or more of these 7 reasons:1. Make money
2. Save money
3. Save time
4. Save effort
5. Improve health
6. Increase pleasure
7. Eliminate painMake sure your offer highlights this.
— George Ten (@GrammarHippy)
9:02 AM • Jun 21, 2022
Twitter has made me $10,000 in 400 days.
That's $25 per day.
Here's how I monetized my skills.
Passive Income Simplified ↓🧵
— Harsh Makadia (@MakadiaHarsh)
3:47 PM • Jun 20, 2022
Twitter is free.
Libraries are free.
YouTube is free.
Self-education has never been easier.
Stop making excuses and use this abundance of free resources to turn your life around.
— Eddy Quan (@waronweakness)
1:12 PM • Jun 21, 2022
My best decision of 2022 was to join Twitter. The kind of amazing people I come across on Twitter is incredible.
If you're not on Twitter yet, go ahead and hop on.
Resources
Here's a mini-list of resources I found inspiring + helpful. Dig in.
Quote of the Day
Write. Rewrite. When not writing or rewriting, read. I know of no shortcuts.
That's it for today's edition of the Digital Nomads Newsletter.
Let me know if you found this Issue helpful.
I'll see you next week.
Sarvam.