Nicolas Cole co-owns the fastest-growing writing community on the internet:
β Ship30for30
Here are 5 writing tips I learned from studying his work:
β Ship30for30
Here are 5 writing tips I learned from studying his work:
1/ Being Specific > Being Original
"Original ideas are the end result of being more specific."
The goal is to keep fine-tuning your ideas until it becomes "different."
That's what will make your ideas original over time.
"Original ideas are the end result of being more specific."
The goal is to keep fine-tuning your ideas until it becomes "different."
That's what will make your ideas original over time.
2/ Write for ONE
To make your message resonate with your audience...
You need to be 100% clear on who youβre writing for.
And here's where specificity is critical once again.
To make your message resonate with your audience...
You need to be 100% clear on who youβre writing for.
And here's where specificity is critical once again.
3/ Writing = Answering Questions
Everything you write is answering a question for the reader.
The bigger the question, the bigger the audience you will attract.
Your job is to figure out what question to answer.
Everything you write is answering a question for the reader.
The bigger the question, the bigger the audience you will attract.
Your job is to figure out what question to answer.
4/ Share Your Core Narratives
Core Narratives are 3-5 stories you share to:
- Give context of who you are
- Add credibility to your writing
And you should repeat them often.
The better they know you, the more likely they'll talk about you to their friends.
Core Narratives are 3-5 stories you share to:
- Give context of who you are
- Add credibility to your writing
And you should repeat them often.
The better they know you, the more likely they'll talk about you to their friends.
5/ Clear > Clever
Clever leads to confusion.
And confusion is the writer's #1 enemy.
So when writing your headlines, clearly state:
- Who this is for
- What's in it for them
Clever leads to confusion.
And confusion is the writer's #1 enemy.
So when writing your headlines, clearly state:
- Who this is for
- What's in it for them
Which writing tip is your favorite?
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