4. Tell a story
A great professor once said that people don’t remember facts, they remember stories.
Because you’re a
content
writer, it can be a little challenging to set your writing apart. The way you set yourself apart, and make your blog, journal, or site updates more memorable is to use a storytelling approach. Incorporate your facts, statistics, and points into relatable stories that your reader will remember. Simply recount your own experiences, invent fictitious stories and/or pull from across the web and paraphrase others’ experiences.
Here’s how the story often goes: a company puts a ton of work into a piece of content. They align it with their
marketing
strategy, optimize it for the search engines, and publish it with great fanfare. To… crickets. Okay – maybe some supportive words from colleagues. Hopefully some approving nods from the executive team. Undeterred, the marketers figure they just need to get this thing out in front of more people. So they go share it all over s...