If you want more people to read your writing, choose under-rated topics.
Here are two ideas:
1) Write about a cult-like topic that die-hard fans want to learn more about.
2) Share a unique twist on a popular subject, such as an under-explored division in a Fortune 500 company.
Here are two ideas:
1) Write about a cult-like topic that die-hard fans want to learn more about.
2) Share a unique twist on a popular subject, such as an under-explored division in a Fortune 500 company.
One of the best up-and-coming writers I know (@sidharthajha) calls this "Niche Distribution."
Here's a summary:
∙ If you're going to summarize a book, pick one that's a NY Times bestseller.
∙ Write about small, fast-growing companies or tiny departments of large ones.
Here's a summary:
∙ If you're going to summarize a book, pick one that's a NY Times bestseller.
∙ Write about small, fast-growing companies or tiny departments of large ones.
Picking topics is like fracking, where you dive down into the earth and cut sideways to mine for oil.
Pick a standard topic, ask why two times, then identify a thesis to write about. By doing so, you'll be writing with more depth than other writers which will make you unique.
Pick a standard topic, ask why two times, then identify a thesis to write about. By doing so, you'll be writing with more depth than other writers which will make you unique.
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