By Wanna Write Juicy Content? What makes content juicy?
Just like the appetite we have for the most delicious food, we also have a craving for eye-catching content.
Of course, we all have slightly different tastes, but articles that hit “the spot” and give us that “zing” feeling with juicy content generally have more than a few things in common that hit the brains of the constituent audience.
Realizing juicy content is a whole lot easier than writing about it. To get you on your way to writing juicy content 100% of the time (well let’s be honest “most of the time”), here are some ways we recognize juicy content.
Content is juicy when …
1. It gives the feeling you’re writing in a secret diary – In other words, you’re giving stuff that you don’t share with just any person. It’s special information. It’s also not dry or indigestible, but it is damn well juicy and you know it.
2. There isn’t anything out there like it on the web – Let’s face it, posting same fan theories about action packed fantasy is actually cool and all but since a lot of those are in the net that more than a few get unnoticed, but think of a new territories to explore keep up with new trends like you keep up with the Kardashian.
3. Get a new perspective – To be honest, we search juicy content on the internet when we run out of ideas. If that happens, just get a new approach on the things you already have. People usually love to know new things about old trends.
4. Make it personal– Another better way to get fresh and new content is that you copy from your own life. Write about that crush you had in school, or about the time your best friend left a girl for you, or how your above average intelligence is good for an intelligence agency, just saying, content can be anything.
5. Use your own words – No I am not telling you to create your own language but you can most definitely use your own sense of style of writing that includes your choice of words, formality of text, etc.
6. Know your audience- Now don’t write such that you start losing your audience. Read their comments, communicate with them, understand their preferences then collaborate these knowledge to write better content. Also when out of ideas look in the comment section. It may surprise you.
7. Cover more territories- I mean this both literally and metaphorically, go to new places not just for travel blog but for new stories or at least to clear mind (this is me promoting Visit Nepal 2020) also metaphorically cover newer contents for a change of taste for yourself and your audience.
8. Never forget to write for yourself- Audience are very important part of your content as they are the ones who read it but writing what you want and what you like is extremely essential (inside community guidelines of course) as without you (again both literally and metaphorically) there is no content to read at all.
Now, for those who still read conclusions after reading the whole thing make sure your blog is relevant and consider your type of audience in mind before publishing your blog (you know like if you want fun people to read it or serious people).
That is all I can come up right now. Like anyone else I have limits so obviously can’t think of more points. So, if you come up with one or few then make sure to better use of that comment section below.
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