Story ScientistA storyboard packed with funny, yet candid illustrations. Content Hacks is a weekly series that addresses content hacks using step-by-step guides with an elaborate explanation on each step. Find this published every Wednesday on Medium. @nischalagni
Jargon. That is one of the top reasons why someone hates your writing. You can find 7 content hacks that will help you tackle jargon here. During my early days of writing, my writing mentor often said, “I love your idea but your writing is difficult to understand”. This article is going to deal with […]
No, the client is not always right! Nor is the boss at the agency. Here is someone who chose to make a teenager’s problem centric to a series and became a hit. Spiderman’s script was rejected. Stan Lee, writer of Spiderman went on to publish it in the last journal of the magazine publication that […]
If a website needs a two-word call-to-action, it makes no sense for you to add a statistic as a placeholder. Imagine creating a case study that sounds like a research article but does not include any impact statements, introduction para, or process elaboration. It stays useless.
If you received feedback that you should avoid complex words or any kind of jargon, that means you are far away from quick content consumption. Jargon-heavy writing will have a high rate of bounce backs and page abandonment.
Many factors come to play in determining the time you spend on creating an article for your blog publication. I am going to share 5 factors that matter the most in determining how long it takes to write an article. But, here is the thing. You need to acknowledge ‘who you are’ and rephrase the question while allocating time to write an article.