How to write an intro for your blog post that doesn't suck or make me wanna sleep
1. Quote a stat around the problem
Statistics are powerful. Writing about food waste? Quote a stat on the number of hungry children in developed countries to throw your audience for a loop.
1. Quote a stat around the problem
Statistics are powerful. Writing about food waste? Quote a stat on the number of hungry children in developed countries to throw your audience for a loop.
Writing about local SEO for small businesses? Quote a stat on how much money businesses lose from a lack of visibility and counter with a stat on how much small businesses make from organic search
2. Tell a story
Stories are unforgettable.
Tell stories about your personal experience with the problem, whether good or bad.
Remember, the best stories are personal!
Stories are unforgettable.
Tell stories about your personal experience with the problem, whether good or bad.
Remember, the best stories are personal!
Here's a post on how to improve your storytelling skills bit.ly/3td9fP3
3. Ask a question
Questions are interactive. It's a way for the reader to get involved in the conversation.
Ask questions that make people think about their experience with the problem or the solution they came for.
Questions are interactive. It's a way for the reader to get involved in the conversation.
Ask questions that make people think about their experience with the problem or the solution they came for.
I'm more eager to find the answer when you've piqued my curiosity with an insightful question.
4. Share a quote
Share a quote from a niche legend around the topic. Nothing validates your argument like a famous quote from someone your audience knows.
5. Have conversations....your blog is not an academic paper!
Share a quote from a niche legend around the topic. Nothing validates your argument like a famous quote from someone your audience knows.
5. Have conversations....your blog is not an academic paper!
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