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Page 1: Basics of content writing

The Basics of

Content Writing

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Why do we need

Training?

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Progress

DevelopmentDiscover

Learn / Unlearn

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What is

CONTENT WRITING?

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Communication

WORDS

through

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Difference : Content Writing and Speech

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Content Writing

One way communication

Instructive

Has a flow of thought

Speech/Dialogue

Two way or more

Goes with the flow

Random/Unorganized

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PILLARS OF Content Writing?

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Editorial

Tone/Style

Creativity

Client Brief

PILLARS OF Content Writing?

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PILLARS OF Content Writing?

Language

Grammar

Vocabulary

Editorial

Tone/Style

Creativity

Client Brief

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PILLARS OF Content Writing?

Professional

Corporate Like

Flowery

Level of vocabulary used

Target audience

Editorial

Tone/Style

Creativity

Client Brief

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Understanding

CREATIVITY

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UNDERSTANDING CREATIVITY

Corporate/Professional Writing ( eg. Website Content Writing)

- Creativity with JARGONS and not adjectives

- Stating FACTS than fluff

- Creativity with PRESENTATION than words

- Example

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UNDERSTANDING CREATIVITY

Article Writing ( eg. CWD, Rolex)

- Creative in the beginning – ENGAGING rather than mundane

- Keeping it INTERACTIVE

- UNIQUE/FRESH Vs TRITE

- Usage of QUOTATIONS (and molding them)

- Example

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UNDERSTANDING CREATIVITY

Sales/Communication Material Content (Brochures, Mailers, Flyers, Newsletter)

- Be OBJECT ORIENTED than language oriented

• Know your TARGET AUDIENCE

• Understand the CONTEXT of language

• Use REFERENCE POINTS to benchmark content

• Check TONALITY – Formal/ Informal

• Play in LANGUAGE

• NO FLUFF

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ADDING VALUE TO CONTENT

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Make your content DISTINCTIVE

RESEARCH is the key

Movement of Content

SIMPLE COMPLEX

Usage of HEADINGS AND POINTERS

Usage of JARGONS

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How to

HONE YOUR SKILLS?

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READ

ABSORB

WRITE

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What to

READ?

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Book on Common Errors

Business Magazines

Articles/Stories

Website Content

WHAT TO READ?

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Creating

KILLER CONTENT

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A Strong Beginning

Breaking of content

Insightful Content

CREATING KILLER CONTENT

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PUT THE BAIT HERE

Make the content - Persuasive - Informative - Though Provoking - Engaging

A Strong Beginning

Breaking of content

Insightful Content

CREATING KILLER CONTENT

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Each subset of information comes in one paragraph

A Strong Beginning

Breaking of content

Insightful Content

CREATING KILLER CONTENT

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-Informative -Value add-Opinionated/ Personalized-Well researched

A Strong Beginning

Breaking of content

Insightful Content

CREATING KILLER CONTENT

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OPTIMIZE YOUR SKILLS

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Work within your LIMITS

Using the RIGHT WORDS at the right place

EDIT your text

Understand the

SUBJECT/THEME/BUSINESS

OPTIMIZE YOUR SKILLS

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Types of

CONTENT WRITING

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Do-it-Yourself Article

Blog

Informative

Sales Copy

Description of Products/Services

TYPES OF CONTENT WRITING

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Take complete

OWNERSHIP of your project

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You are NOT WRITERS but COMMUNICATORS