What helped you become a better writer?

Something that hasn't been mentioned is using copywriting frameworks instead of just trying to write "articles." If you want people to actually stay on the page, look up open loops. You basically hint at a major payoff or a secret early in the text but don't reveal it until later... it forces them to keep scrolling. Also check out the PAS formula. Problem, agitate, solve. If you spend the first few paragraphs making them really feel the pain of the problem they searched for, they will read your solution even if the writing itself is kinda average. Copywriters do this all the time because it works.

Let me share what has worked for me in such situations , when writing content.

1. When I am going to write about a topic, I first think about all the problems people usually have related to that topic.
2. Then I try to think of even more problems or questions they might have.

After that, I start writing. This approach has always worked well for me.

The key is simple- explain the problem to the person better than they can explain it themselves.

I think this approach will help to improve writing skills a lot

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Lawrence_wise said:

Hey everyone,
I've been trying to improve my writing recently, especially when it comes to creating articles that people actually enjoy reading.
One thing I've realized is that writing consistently is harder than I expected, and sometimes I struggle to keep my content interesting.
I'm curious how other people improved their writing over time.
Was it just a matter of practice, or was there something specific that helped you write better articles?
I'd really like to hear your experiences.
Thanks!

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I wrote a lot of things since my childhood. Reading others helped me a lot. So I will suggest you to read others.

Reading much books And get gelp from Ai

such as reading, watching, those doesn't help. but ai helps a lot.

honestly relying too much on ai makes everything sound the same after a while, but just reading books doesn't magically make you a good article writer either. what worked best for me was keeping a swipe file or just a basic notes app doc of interesting hooks i see in the wild. whenever i read an article or a reddit thread that actually grabs my attention, i save it and dissect why it worked. once you start noticing the patterns in what makes you click and keep reading, it gets a lot easier to do it in your own stuff.