
How to Write Snackable Content: 5 Tasty Tips

(This has become a big differentiator for me in my own writing. All of my best-performing lists used this technique where each subhead was a sentence/thought in itself, so that if all a reader did was skim the subheads, they’d get the gist of the entire article.)
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Readers love things that are “plug and play.” For example, if you write about health and fitness, you can allow readers to download a handful of specialized workout routines. Or, if you’re a memoir writer, you can give readers on your website a template for them to write a memoir of their own. Or, if you’re a leadership coach, you can give readers
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Instead of posting random thoughts, spend 10 minutes studying Notes that are getting high engagement. Look at their structure, their hooks, their calls-to-action.
Then create your own version using the same format but with your unique voice and perspective.