Storytelling for Blogging

Roger Marquez

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This is for all the experienced writers out there.

I´ve been searching for resources on the internet where i can learn how to improve my storytelling writing skills and, eventually, apply it to my articles.

I believe this can help to increase the level of engagement of my content and make it more appealing to my readers and improve my conversion rate/profit.

What resources (Blog or YouTube channel) do you recommend in order for me to achieve my goal?
Any paid course i should try to get my hands on?

Any insight will be greatly appreciated!

Cheers!
 
I do this a lot with my content; it builds repor with readers when done properly.

I do this mostly with product-review material, but, I don't use any resources and use only my creative mind to author compelling stories on "how I've been using this product for months" and "why the reader should too".

Look up buyer-intent search phrases and check out posts on other sites to catch a feel for how some writers use stories in their sales copy; this will give you a sense of direction.
 
I'd start with reading more, maybe stuff like the novels your favorite series are based on, or some classics, but then again you could go straight to sources like goodreads.com/book/show/27833542-story-genius

& don't forget the download section https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/member-downloads.29/ where I can remember at least couple masterclasses in writing, and there are dozens likely (request if you don't find what you want).

Lastly, just do some research and you'll get to some good resources soon https://lmgtfy.com/?q=improve+my+storytelling+writing+skills

Is going to school an option? you could enroll in a creative writing class maybe, or just enroll in an online one/request material in the download section thejohnfox.com/2018/04/twelve-online-creative-writing-classes/

it builds repor with readers

Rapport, "it builds rapport with readers when done properly..." ;-)) Your typo was asking for this funny 'Burn after reading' clip: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRkGptYVbUY&t=1m40s
 
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