How I wrote a thread a day for 30 days straight:
(In under 15 min a day)
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(In under 15 min a day)
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It’s no secret…
Writing threads are the fastest way to grow your account.
But, so many creators struggle with writing consistently.
Here’s my 6-step writing system: (feel free to steal)
Writing threads are the fastest way to grow your account.
But, so many creators struggle with writing consistently.
Here’s my 6-step writing system: (feel free to steal)
🔹 1/ Start an idea bank
An idea bank is a place to write down possible thread ideas:
- Each day jot down 2-3 thread ideas
- Add titles from articles or YouTube videos
- Write down any interesting stories from your day
This will ensure you never run out of ideas.
An idea bank is a place to write down possible thread ideas:
- Each day jot down 2-3 thread ideas
- Add titles from articles or YouTube videos
- Write down any interesting stories from your day
This will ensure you never run out of ideas.
🔹 2/ Create templates
Templates make it easier to write.
They serve as guides when you’re in a slump.
You can pick up my free templates here:
jayyanginspires.gumroad.com
Templates make it easier to write.
They serve as guides when you’re in a slump.
You can pick up my free templates here:
jayyanginspires.gumroad.com
🔹 3/ Draft your hooks
The key to compelling hooks is to identify your audience.
The best writers can clearly define:
• WHO is your audience?
• WHAT do they want?
• WHY should they listen?
Pro Tip: 90% of your effort should go into nailing your hook.
The key to compelling hooks is to identify your audience.
The best writers can clearly define:
• WHO is your audience?
• WHAT do they want?
• WHY should they listen?
Pro Tip: 90% of your effort should go into nailing your hook.
🔹 4/ Write fast
Your first draft is NOT meant to be published.
Simply, dump all of your ideas into your template.
Don’t worry about:
• Word choice
• Grammar
• Rhythm
This is simply getting your ideas onto paper (or the screen).
Pro Tip: Write when you have high energy.
Your first draft is NOT meant to be published.
Simply, dump all of your ideas into your template.
Don’t worry about:
• Word choice
• Grammar
• Rhythm
This is simply getting your ideas onto paper (or the screen).
Pro Tip: Write when you have high energy.
🔹 5/ Edit slow
Now, once you’ve finished your first draft…
You can begin to:
- Cut the fluff
- Fix grammar
- Change wording
Pro Tip: Read your writing out loud to catch any mistakes.
Now, once you’ve finished your first draft…
You can begin to:
- Cut the fluff
- Fix grammar
- Change wording
Pro Tip: Read your writing out loud to catch any mistakes.
🔹 6/ Start a thread bank
Once you’ve finished your thread…
Store it in a thread bank.
• Write the date you posted it
• Write any notes on how it performed
• Instructions for when you repost it later
Pro Tip: Republish your threads every few months with a different hook.
Once you’ve finished your thread…
Store it in a thread bank.
• Write the date you posted it
• Write any notes on how it performed
• Instructions for when you repost it later
Pro Tip: Republish your threads every few months with a different hook.
My 6-Step Writing Process:
1) Start an idea bank
2) Create templates
3) Draft your hooks
4) Write fast
5) Edit slow
6) Use a thread bank
1) Start an idea bank
2) Create templates
3) Draft your hooks
4) Write fast
5) Edit slow
6) Use a thread bank
That’s a wrap! 🌯
Follow @jayyanginspires for more content on:
• Writing
• Marketing
• Storytelling
Oh, and don’t forget to drink some water :)
Follow @jayyanginspires for more content on:
• Writing
• Marketing
• Storytelling
Oh, and don’t forget to drink some water :)
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