An Uprising from Your 50s! Note Writing Techniques to Captivate Readers Even with Zero Experience

So, how do you actually write the 'content'? A tough-looking guy talks about [writing techniques] that keep followers and readers from leaving until the very end.

Last time, I talked about the 'appearance' that catches the eyes of followers and readers.

But don't get the wrong idea.

No matter how beautifully you decorate it with thumbnails, if the essential content is hollow, readers will stop reading immediately. A precious encounter will end in just a few seconds.

It's just like someone who looks great on the outside, but when you talk to them, you think, 'Huh...?'

So, how can you keep readers from leaving until the end?

The conclusion is simple.

“Infuse your writing with your own 'humanity'.”

I won't use any difficult words. I'll teach you three tips that even an elementary school student can understand.

Chapter 1: Speak to the reader's heart with a 'Hey, wait a minute!'

First, the very first sentence of an article is the most important.

I call this the [hook].

When you watch a movie, if you don't think 'This looks interesting!' in the first few minutes, you won't keep watching until the end, right? Writing is the same.

Readers judge whether 'this article will be useful to me' in the first few lines.

That's why you should ask them something like this.

'I know your troubles all too well!' 'Shall I tell you a special story that nobody else knows?'

Step right into the reader's heart and make them think, 'Hey, maybe I should listen to what this guy has to say.'

Chapter 2: Stop the Reader's Scroll with a "Story"

When you hear the term "article structure," it might sound difficult.

But it's really nothing complicated.

Just think of a story.

• Beginning: Something happens to the protagonist.

• Middle: The protagonist takes action to solve that problem.

• End: The problem is solved, and the protagonist grows.

You should write your articles following this flow, too.

For example, in this very article, it goes like this:

• Beginning: The problem of not getting your articles read.

• Middle: As a solution, I improved the "look," and realized the importance of the "content."

• End: The solution of teaching readers concrete tips for writing "content."

Yes, readers want to hear your "story" more than they want difficult explanations.

Chapter 3: Making Them Want to "Meet Again" After They Finish Reading

Finally, the most important thing.

That is to show "your human side."

If it were just about information, readers could find it anywhere on the internet.

Even so, they read your articles because they like the person who is "you".because they like the person who is "you".

So, don't use difficult words; write what you truly feel from the bottom of your heart, just as if you were talking to a friend.

"This is my experience," "I really went through a painful time,"

By putting your honest feelings into your writing like that, your words stop being just information and start piercing deep into the reader's heart.

Make them think, 'I want to read this guy's articles again,' when they finish reading.

Summary: The best 'content' starts with the best 'you'.

'Appearance' is the trigger for meeting a reader.

However, it is your 'content' that turns that meeting into a lifelong connection.

The hook, the story, the human touch.

Just by being conscious of these three things, your writing will become much more attractive.

Now, what kind of 'your' story will you try writing next? Have confidence and give it a go!

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