I came across a great post about types of content that readers want, and wanted to share. Here is the summary:
When writing, remember that the content is for your audience, don't make it too personal. You can be authentic, unique, and sincere, but your writing has to do one of these three things to succeed:
Great writing is alchemy — you take bits of entertainment, mix in some education, and add a dash of inspiration, in order to create remarkable work.
Original post: The Only 3 Types of Writing People Actually Want to Read, by Ayodeji Awosika
Nice summary @hieunc. Very on point!
Thanks Gordon! I do like to be straghtforward
Interesting points made! Thank you for the summary.
No worries @HumzaKhan!
Interesting ideas @hieunc - I'm in the middle of restructuring the content direction of my newsletter about virtual events.
How'd you suggest I pick the options above. Would love to hear your advice :)
Hey @felix12777, I took some time to think about your question, come up with a thought (without enough info):
Have you considered besides tools, help people with common issues when working online? (technical issues, performance, skills, presentation, etc.)
For example, use content that helps people in the office environment, and matches it to the online work environment:
And so on...
What do you think? Also, what is your goal for Virtual Mojito?
Agree here, but I think Entertain part is the toughest part. Do you know any good resources which provide some tips, how to write with some fun and humor?
@Dinesht, I don't have the resources. Humor is hard, especially it is different between audience, age, area, etc. I once make a joke on 9gag that has +1.5k likes, and not even that funny to me.
Though, your writing doesn't have to have all 3 things. Maybe pick one that you're comfortable with