Be Ruthless About Distracting

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In fact, I basically always write my introductions second-to-last. This probably isn’t going to be the easiest part of efficient content creation, but it’s crucial. Flesh out the body of your post. The following tips and hacks help me immensely at this stage: 1. Research as-you-go: Ask yourself whether each list point or subheader is credible. If not, add statistics and quotations. 2. Abandon if necessary: Struggling on a certain point? It’s okay, skip it and come back to it later.

Do you feel your mind wandering, or your fingers itching Clean Email to go check out your Twitter? Resist the temptation at all costs. If necessary, chuck your phone across the room (I’m joking of course, but discipline is critical!) 20-22 Minutes: Write your intro Introductions are pretty much the same as a first impression, so make it a good one. Set the stage for your article by providing context for your content, and be sure to add an opening line that’s sufficiently intriguing to hook in your reader.

22-24 Minutes: Include a Call-to-Action What action do you want your readers to take? Would you like them to: Leave a comment Check out relevant content Download your eBook or Share your post on social media? Pen a compelling and persuasive concluding section that entices your readers to keep engaging. To learn more, check out 15 Call to Action Samples for Rocking Blog Posts that Convert. 24-26 Minutes: Source an Image or Two Using Creative Commons Search or a site like PhotoPin, source images for your content that enhance your overall message.