No Time to Write? This Template & Process Cut My Writing Time By 50%

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no time to write? this template & process cut my writing time by

it's more work than a full time job

add a full time job and a toddler/baby into the equation and you realise you never get any writing done

if only writing could be simpler.

let me tell you how a simple writing process and template cut my writing time by

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ever noticed how you're so full of topics in the shower…on a commute…or just having a snack

he it i'm talking is having a simple audience/reader profile. if you have this nailed down

jot these questions down and tape these on a sticky note on your work desk. answer them

what mental block does she have to overcome

my angle seemed to sway. the writing was choppy. i couldn't figure out the point i was trying to make

how-to posts. these run your readers step-by-step how to execute a process

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i know how this seem like a lot of work but one you keep repeating this process

now it's time to plug your writing into the template

what if you could go back to the start and change what you did

imagine having 100

see how mary fernandez leads this way in her post: seasoned entrepreneurs give their best beginner advice

i usually write pretty long posts

go create your graphics. come back to your post a day later and edit

template is only as as the quality of the of writing

writing

writing your posts should be enjoyable

if you're pulling your hair on end trying to get something written every single week

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blogging is not easy

especially when you're serious turning your hobby blog into an online business…

…or you want to make some passive income from it…

…when you want to put out quality vs ‘me-too'

it's a never-ending list right

sound impossible

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here's where we groan and know we have to get i out of the way but never do

but when you're infront of the screen

recording it

earning $

personal goals does she have

to get noticed online. to earn some income from her blog. to build her blog into an online business

what is preventing your ideal reader from achieving the desired change

lack of time. information overwhelm. shiny object syndrome

what mistakes is she making and what she do it

focusing on wrong traffic strategies

believing she is not an expert. she has nothing of value to contribute

when you want to write a post

the biggest mistake i made when i first started blogging was not to have an outline

i thought it was a hassle

i was dead wrong

outlines work. they give structure. they keep you on target

determine what type of post you you are going to write. here are some examples

see how mariah c does it

personal story

define the post

which problem does your post solve

what do you expect your readers to do after reading your post

what change does the post give

what will be your call to action

what will be your content upgrade

now that you've given definition to your post

craft a killer headline

based on the type of post and takeaway

come up

the additional headlines be reused

type furiously and don't stop

introduction

choose your hook

it grabs the reader by the throat and urges them to keep reading

ask your reader a direct question by putting yourself in your reader's shoes

starting

what if you had hours a day to focus on your business

if you had access to anybody

start

an end result

imagine clicking send and seeing the sales pour in…

share a shocking statistic

everything in-between the introduction and the body

a horizontal image that's optimized

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body

have atleast 5 sub

exemplify each point

conclusion

paragraphs

first paragraph. inspire them and ease their woes. nudge them towards the content upgrade

second paragraph. show them how amazing the end result be

third paragraph. end

now

run it by the checklist and if you have marly it helps you pick out typos and grammatical errors before you hit publish

i'm often asked how i learnt to write in this way. there are only books i recommend and that i have read. these are: blog to win business: how to enchant readers and woo customers

how to write seductive web copy: an easy guide to picking up more customers

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