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vishakha Jangir
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If you're new as a content writer in any field, keep these things in mind..... ↳ Avoid Generic Content – Make it Personal: To help people understand, use your own examples and build a story around them. Everyone has a story – you just need to reflect on your daily experiences. This kind of storytelling builds a strong connection with readers and makes your content more relatable. ↳ Create a Personalized Hook: Your hook should be specific and relatable, not generic. For example, if you’re offering exam guidance, a good hook could be, “What did I do to achieve ____ rank?” rather than “What to do to achieve a good rank?” Similarly, How I lost over 10 kg in 4 months” is more engaging than “How to lose weight. ↳ Include a Call to Action (CTA): Always end with a call to action, like DM me to connect 1:1 or Email me here if you have any questions. This invites people to reach out if they have queries, which helps with networking and building connections.

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Anonymous 2

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I don't understand this hook thing. How to come up with a good one?

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Anonymous 1

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True, personalizing content with real-life stories can genuinely enhance reader connection

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