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Quick tip: Drop the “everyone’s asking me” line... The truth? They’re not. Authenticity builds trust. Instead of overhyping, share your insights directly and confidently. Let your content do the talking.

Getting your unique voice out there doesn’t have to be complicated. 🎥 Start with video. Even if no one else sees it, recording yourself talking about a topic you know well can be a game changer. Why? It captures how you speak—your turns of phrase, tone, and delivery. That video becomes the blueprint for your team (or anyone you trust with your content) to learn and replicate your style authentically. Your voice matters. Don’t leave it up to guesswork. How do you ensure your content feels like you? Let me know 👇

Getting your unique voice out there doesn’t have to be complicated. 🎥 Start with video. Even if no one else sees it, recording yourself talking about a topic you know well can be a game changer. Why? It captures how you speak—your turns of phrase, tone, and delivery. That video becomes the blueprint for your team (or anyone you trust with your content) to learn and replicate your style authentically. Your voice matters. Don’t leave it up to guesswork. How do you ensure your content feels like you? Let me know 👇

Got smart ideas tangled up in your brain? Here's how to spin them into content gold (from the fabulous Ann Handley). https://lnkd.in/grRSkEG3

Ever felt like your explanations go over people's heads? Here's a simple trick to provide clarity: the Rule of 3. Instead of leaving your audience in a sea of vague explanations, offer 3 specific details or examples. 3 is helpful because: →Not too few: One or two examples might leave your audience grasping. →Not too many: A laundry list of ten overwhelms and loses focus. It's: →Memorable: 3 is a sweet spot for human short-term memory. →Detailed Enough: It provides enough context without overwhelming the reader. →Engaging: Lists of 3 naturally hold attention. This might vary. But the ultimate goal is for your audience to understand you "completely". The Rule of 3 can help you get that. #contentwriting #contentwritingtips

Quick hack to write better headlines: Use specific numbers in your headlines. Why? Specific numbers create a sense of credibility and precision, Making your claims feel more reliable. For example, saying "I needed 37 days to complete this" adds weight to your message. I love this because it not only draws readers in but also improves the reliability of your content.

In the beginning, all we know is that we know nothing. Embrace the unknown when publishing your ideas. Let them roam freely like cows in a field, and switch from rigid plans to dynamic themes to truly connect with yourself and your audience. https://lnkd.in/enCFZ35q

📝 Headlines are the First Thing Visitors See 🛠️ A great headline can make all the difference. Here’s how to write ones that convert: 🔹 Be Clear: Tell visitors exactly what they’ll get. 🔹 Incorporate Benefits: Focus on how your service solves their problem. 🔹 Add Urgency: Use phrases like “limited time” or “act now.” 🛠️ Let’s Discuss: How do you craft attention-grabbing headlines? Share below!

How I Use My One Story in Different Ways No, I haven’t achieved many milestones. Yet, I still post one personal story every week. You might be thinking: -How can it be the same story, but feel new each time? - How can one story be different every time? - How do I share one story each week? Personal stories are a core part of my content calendar because they resonate deeply with my audience. So, how do I write a new story every week without it feeling boring or overly promotional? You don’t need to overthink it. Here's how you can keep it fresh: 1. New lessons learned 2. New visuals + new thoughts 3. Change the format + hook + CTA: 4. Evaluate the past week + share improvements: 5. Share life learnings, journey, and failures (up until the present) The core of the story stays the same, but with these tweaks, you keep it alive and relevant. My weekly content calendar is always refreshed with one personal story+ one new offer. You don’t need to change the story completely, just keep inspiring others with new insights. Give your story a new moral, and more people will want to hear it. One new twist can attract many more eyeballs. Repost to help others, please ♻️ Which one of these (1 to 5) do you use in your personal stories?