Hi Reader, I’ve spent ten years writing online. I’ve a massive content library that I dip in and out of. 1000s of posts. Right now, I use it to manage daily writing on LinkedIn and for my newsletter. I love writing a newsletter. And LinkedIn is hot right now for creators and writers. The reach and engagement over there are great. I usually schedule my LinkedIn posts and emails a few days in advance. Scheduling gives me a small window to write new posts and make last-minute changes. I often write a piece of content and then think of a new hook or angle I want to add. Lots of writers and creators ask me about organizing their ideas and planning their content in advance. So, I built a system inside of Notion to manage my writing and content projects. It’s easy to use, and it should save you a few hours each week. Although I’m focused on LinkedIn and my daily newsletter, it works for any network, blog, or online writing project. Medium, Substack, X, Facebook, YouTube… you name it. If you’re interested… I even show you how to set this up for whatever you write, create, or work on. And you can email me if you need help. Write on, |
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You don’t need to write multi-thousand-word prompts to get a usable output from ChatGPT. Most creators overcomplicate writing AI prompts. They write paragraphs of instructions and still get mediocre outputs. A good ChatGPT prompt has four parts, and you can cover them in a few sentences. First, describe the Persona. This is where you tell the AI tool who it is. “You’re a master storyteller” or “You’re Steve Jobs.” This puts GPT in the right mindset. Next comes the Task. Be specific about what...
Writing and creating online has never been easier. I’m a big tools guy. Here are 15 tools any creator can use to get started: 1) SEMRush or AHREFS—for keyword research 2) ChatGPT or Claude—for content ideation 3) Canva—for creating images quickly and easily 4) Grammarly—as an AI-powered writing assistant. 5) Hemingway App—for improving the readability of a piece of writing 6) Ulysses or IA Writer—for writing and formatting articles for the web 7) Workflowy—for creating outlines. Tutorial here...
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