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How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
You probably have a ton of knowledge and experience to share. So, the key challenge is to carve off just one tiny issue you can share in a short post. Answer a teeny-tiny question or even part of that question. Present the very first step in achieving an aim or solving a problem. Or give one spark of inspiration.
Don’t try to cram a whole... See more
Don’t try to cram a whole... See more
Henneke • How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
If every social post offers a cookie, readers will want to come back for more.
How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
The biggest problem I see on social media?
Grey-ish content.
There is a lack of personality.
As if we’re all trying to hide who we are.
Grey-ish content.
There is a lack of personality.
As if we’re all trying to hide who we are.
Henneke • How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
Want to improve your writing skills?
Without spending money on expensive courses?
Henneke • How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
I spent last night in prison ...
It was the last night of our holidays.
Henneke • How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
How to breathe life into dull sentences ...
Being boring has always been one of my biggest fears.
Henneke • How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
Want to write faster?
I used to feel utterly frustrated by my writing speed.
Henneke • How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
On social media, your two opening lines should be like that box of chocolates—a promise of something delicious inside.
Henneke • How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips
Writing for social media is like chatting in a noisy café. Be clear and keep it short as you may lose attention more quickly than when writing a blog.