[Definitive Guide] This Is Why Your Articles Aren't Being Read | Strategic Writing from the Reader's Perspective
If your articles aren't being read no matter how many you produce, what you're missing might not be "quantity" but "perspective"🌙
Good evening🌙 I'm LuNurse😊
While working as a nurse, I'm taking on the challenge of "ChatGPT x Side Hustle" with the goal of eventually "graduating from nursing."
When I first started my side hustle, I would write articles desperately every day, but there were times I felt discouraged because they weren't being read at all.
I often doubted my own sense, wondering, "I'm working so hard, so why...?"😢
But one day, I realized something.
I had only ever been writing "what I wanted to write"all along.
🌱 Write "what they want to read," not "what you want to write"
If you want to achieve results with a side hustle, the strategy is to write "what the other person wants to read," not "what you want to write."
No matter how many articles you mass-produce, if the reader doesn't feel that "this is relevant to me," they won't click on them, and they won't read them to the end.
Conversely, when you stand in the reader's shoes, you'll be able to understand the "information they need right now" and the "words that strike a chord in their hearts", and your engagement will increase significantly📈
📌 3 Steps to Thinking from the "Reader's Perspective"
For example, if you're writing a side hustle article, rather than jumping straight into introducing "how to use AI tools," first keep these three things in mind.
① Imagine what kind of worries the reader has
(No time / lack of confidence in writing / fear due to past failures, etc.)
When you imagine "why are they reading this article in the first place?," the content you need to convey naturally becomes clear.
② Think about how you can solve those worries
(Time-saving techniques / distributing templates / sharing failure stories, etc.)
By showing them that "I can solve your worries" rather than just providing information, it will reach the reader's heart.
③ Finally, give them a push so the reader can take action
Just by adding a gentle word that makes them think "maybe I'll give it a try," your action rate will increase significantly🌱
If you keep these 3 steps in mind, your articles will become "articles that readers take action on as if it were their own business," rather than just something they "read casually."
🌙 Articles are love letters
An article is not a "memo written for yourself," but a "love letter that changes someone's future"✉️
ChatGPT is a convenient tool for mass-producing text, but you are the one who decides 'who you want to reach'.
The perspective of standing in the reader's shoes is the first step in strategy.
Once you have this perspective, you won't be lost anymore✨
When you're working hard but feeling down because there's no response, please try remembering 'who you want to reach'🌷
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▽ To you who feel, "I'm working hard at my side hustle, but for some reason, it's exhausting..."
Actually, you might just be getting the "order of operations" wrong.
I have honestly written about the "wrong way to start" that I experienced myself and the "method I used to recover from it"👇
▽ Knowing the "correct order" for your side hustle will change your results📖
In this magazine, I have organized the blueprints, progress methods, and points to avoid failure when using ChatGPT for side hustles from a beginner's perspective.
If you want to get results without taking the long way around, please check it out👇