How To Create Free Articles, Reports, And Blog Posts That SELL!
Before I show you how to sell with your content, let’s do something your competition is ignoring.
Let me show you how to write so your content gets …
Devoured by Your Readers!
Check out this page for example.
Ignore the actual content for a minute and notice how it “feels” to your eyes.
As you can see, it’s easy to read.
It’s punchy. It has short sentences. And best of all …
It Has Short Paragraphs!
And that’s really important because when your eye first “scans” the page, it calls up your brain an says, “Hey! this is easy to read!”
And your brain, in turn, decides to check it out.
Another cool thing about this article is that it’s telling two stories at once.
How?
Simple.
These "Sub-Heads" Tell A Story of Their Own!
Try it.
Scroll up to the top real quick and just read the subheads.
Everybody Skims The Page Before Their Brain Commits To Reading It!
That’s totally normal.
And what’s main thing that jumps out at the “scanning brain”?
That’s right. It’s the headline and the sub head.
So what’s really going on is
These Sub-Heads Are “Selling” The Brain On The Idea Of Reading The Whole Page!
Pretty cool, right?
See how easy this is to read?
And if you’re just scanning the page, you’ll still get an idea of what it’s about.
And here’s another thing about this article.
See the article isn’t really about “writing articles”.
Instead,
This Article is Really About YOU!
And more specifically, it's about you influencing more people by creating content that's easy to consume.
After all, if they don’t actually read what you’re putting out there, how can they learn about all the benefits you have to offer?
So now that we’ve got them reading your stuff, let me show you
5 Ways To Influence Your Readers So You Can Make More Sales
- First, make sure to read the rest of this article (and there's a lot of good stuff in there) at: https://frankkern.com/how-to-sell-in-articles/
Excellent! A friend and writing colleague, way back in the 90's, lol, shared similar tips with me. She said that white space is crucial and that we'll gain more readers being mindful of these principles. Her advice stuck with me, and this post brought back those helpful and fond memories. Thanks so much for sharing, Scott!
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