<div>1<b>.&nbsp;</b><b>Research</b>&nbsp;<b>:</b></div><div>If the content niche you want to write about is totally new to you, you need to make sure you do plenty of research on the topic and gain a widespread knowledge on the subject. My advice is when writing on a completely different niche, the topic you want to write about should be as narrow as possible just to avoid vast research.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>2.&nbsp;<b>Write a powerful title :</b></div><div>You should spend some time on making a good title/headline for your writing as it is the first thing the readers will notice. Most of them won’t even bother to read about the article if they are not curious enough as people are so busy these days. A strong, head-turning title is what change the reader’s mind to read the entire piece.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>3.&nbsp;<b>Capture reader's attention :</b></div><div><b></b>The first few lines specially the first one decide if they want to read the rest or not, so the opening sentences should be able to grab the reader’s mind or make them curious enough so they stick to the piece of article and not just keep scrolling down. My tip on this will be asking a question to engage with them.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>4.	<b>Know your audiences and their needs :</b></div><div>If you know who are your target audiences, you can connect with them easily and know what they want from your content. Keep in mind what your article is about and always provide the informational benefits your readers would want from it. Almost everyone is a scanner now a days so give them something they won’t get from anywhere else. Make your piece unique and rare. A famous content writer—Neil Patel uses “you” &amp; “I” a lot in his writing to make the readers feel like he is talking directly to them.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>5.&nbsp;<b>Keep it simple :</b></div><div>Make sure your sentences are short and easy to read. You have to understand that not every one of your reader’s first language is English or they are old enough to get heavy words. If you use too many unfamiliar words, you’ll lose your reader. Leave enough white space and keep the sections limited to 3 or 4 sentences.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>6.&nbsp;<b>Break the large block of writing :</b></div><div>Trust me nobody wants to read the vast piles of sentences. Use bulleted lists to present information wisely as a few dots in a paragraph attracts the eyes and support scanning. Make the lists numbered when the count is necessary. Don’t hesitate to use bolding, spacing or color coding. Add relevant pictures and links wherever applicable.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>7.&nbsp;<b>Use writing tools :</b></div><div>Always use writing tools for errors and grammatical mistakes even if you are not someone who needs it. There are too many useful tools specially designed for writers like the Hemingway app or Grammarly.</div><div><br></div><div>8.&nbsp;<b>Have a conclusion paragraph :</b></div><div>Don’t just end your article with the last informative note. To engage with your readers, have a conclusion. Be conversational and wrap it up with asking a question. You can also ask for suggestions like what they would want you to write about next.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>So that's it.&nbsp;</div><div></div><div></div><div>Take feedbacks seriously and pay attention to the critics. You can improve your writing by checking out the negative comments. Don’t let these bring you down. Learn from them and practice a lot. Write everyday and you’ll slowly but surely develop your own style as you find your unique voice.</div><div>Don’t worry, the more you practice, the better writer you’ll become. Writing is a skill that never stops improving so keep at it. Feel free to ask me about anything you want to know.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div>

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