Direct from the desk of Dane Williams.
Using topical content to supercharge conversions on your offer.
Sorry, not sorry.
Using just the right words at just the right time can be pretty powerful, can’t it?.
But I’m not just click-baiting you into the blog today for the sake of doing so.
There is a LeoFinance blogging related moral to the story.
I promise.
And while probably not in the way you’re thinking, I also really do want to talk about Will Smith.
Keep reading.
If you’re simply here to earn HIVE crypto, then getting a humble upvote is the conversion you’re looking for.
And if my life depended on getting a conversion on any type of content, then topical content would be my go to.
It’s powerful.
Writing topical content
Now, let’s take a step back to our main man, Will Smith.
I don’t want to talk about celebrity news in the way you probably hear about it from the Mrs or on your Web2 socials.
Let’s instead take a look from a writing topical content point of view.
Whether it’s your Hive blog that you want to get read, an email that you want a click out of, or a sale on whatever piece of sales copy you’re writing.
They all follow the same concept.
You opened this blog because of two powerful words alone.
Will Smith.
Most days, you might have just scrolled right by, but not today.
This is because you know old mate smacked the shit out of Chris Rock live on stage at the Oscars and you just couldn’t help yourself.
Everyone is talking about the slap and you didn’t want to miss out on your second helping of moarrr.
It’s extremely topical right now.
And as you can very well vouch for after clicking on the article, topical headlines are extremely powerful for grabbing attention.
Whether you’re looking to put your offer in front of any audience or just simply looking to attract the attention of readers here on Hive, topical content in the headlines can be the kick you need.
Method to the madness
But these things take skill to write.
You can’t just lure readers in with a topical headline and immediately transition straight into your offer.
“Will Smith”
“Buy my shit?”
Lol, yeah naa.
You need to be subtle.
To the point where the reader has experienced a transition so seamlessly, that they don’t even notice that the moral of your story doesn’t actually have anything to do with Will Smith at all.
What matters is that you made them feel some kind of way and now they’re ready to take that next step.
Remember, be it an upvote on Hive or a sale - it’s all the same.
Smash that heart button
In order to achieve this zen state as a writer, you need to allow your copy to flow naturally.
Hook them in with the topical headline.
But then bridge them across to your offer by providing the reader value.
Be it making them laugh, making them money or…
Helping YOU to use topical content to supercharge conversions on an offer.
Why not :)
Best of probabilities to you.
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