💗 [Oh, this is easy to write!] How to target [note strategy]

It's hot, but let's fight through the day today too.

When you write text

do you remember what I always say?

That's right

Move the reader's emotions, right?

I think there are
various ways to do this.

For example, what I use is
psychological techniques.

Oh, excuse me for not introducing myself sooner.
I am this kind of person ↓.

Nice to meet you.

"Psychological techniques are difficult"

I wonder if you
think that?

Even if you call them psychological techniques,
there are many kinds, after all.

So then, how do you think

you should write
text that moves emotions?

Try thinking about it for a moment?

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Yeah, yeah, that's right.

Making it into a story or writing things that people can empathize with is also an option.

Oh, that's right.

In the first place, do you
properly understand the meaning of moving emotions?
I wonder if you do.

Moving the heart is one of them.

But, moving emotions means

“Yeah, that's right”
“I see”
“Now that you mention it”

If you can get this kind of little
“empathy,” that's enough.

What do you think?
It's not that difficult, is it?

The goal is to accumulate small empathies
and eventually lead to action.

Oh, I'm not talking about
selling articles or anything like that.

For example

“I'll try that too”
“I'll look for that next time”
“I'll check it out when I have time”

If you can guide them to these actions,
I'd say that's a job well done.

But you know, it's impossible to move everyone.

You understand that, don't you?

From teenagers to people in their 60s and 70s,
writing something that moves everyone
is difficult even for a professional.

That's why we target, and

today I will introduce that method.

There's no need to overthink it.

You see, writing is

something you should write for just one person.

The method is simple.

You just need to create a
fictional reader persona that you want to read your work.

“How do I do that specifically?”

Well, for this article, for example,
I created a reader persona like the one below.

Keep this roughly in your mind

and start writing your text
while picturing that person.

That is all there is to it.

First, write out the reader persona
and read through it a few times to visualize them.

And then,

you should write your text
aimed only at that person.

If that is difficult,
it can even be someone real who is close to you.

I think that writing that misses the mark

is probably because when you are targeting,

you are creating a broad and vague reader persona
instead.

Or perhaps you aren't thinking about it at all?

But, when you narrow down the image like this,
what the other person thinks and feels...

don't you feel like
you can start to hear those things?

If you respond to that,

in no time at all,
you will have a piece of writing that moves emotions.

You want to monetize your note, don't you?

If so, look,
let's try writing text that moves people's emotions.

I'm sure you'll be able to build a win-win relationship.

P.S.
When creating a reader persona,
it's better to write it out in more detail.

Even things unrelated to the article you're about to write
should all be written down.

That way, you can visualize them more clearly, right?

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I-it's not like
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That's all for this article.
Wishing you a wonderful note life.

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