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Art of Scannable Content: How to Write for Today's Online Readers

Art of Scannable Content: How to Write for Today's Online Readers | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Not sure where to start? That’s okay. This article will teach you the fundamentals. You'll learn how to drive audiences to read every word you write. You’ll learn how digital copywriters -- you know, marketers who use words to convert people online -- get and keep the most valuable commodity on the internet: attention.


However, in order to command an online reader’s attention, you have to first understand how they read.


The answer, of course, is that they’re not reading at all. On the internet, the majority of people are actually skimming. In fact, according to research performed by Jakob Nielsen, of the Nielsen Norman Group, only 16% of people online read word-by-word.


Just about everyone else is a scanner, picking text apart for the bits that are valuable to them.


Knowing that, there are several ways you can write to make the process easier for people, ensuring that your message is entirely received.


Ready to learn a valuable skill?...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Learn how to create writing that’s effortless to consume by following these three basic principles.

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ultimate list of every Copywriting formulas written (don't write from scratch!)

ultimate list of every Copywriting formulas written (don't write from scratch!) | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

We’ve pulled together every single copywriting formula we’ve ever seen to create the ultimate guide – the most complete handbook – to copywriting formulas.


This one post will help you write all your copy faster and with greater likelihood of success.


You should be using copywriting formulas whenever you write anything.


They eliminate the guesswork that makes a lot of bad copy bad copy.

They will help you face the Blank White Page without cowering. They’ll help you generate A/B test ideas faster. They’ll help you pinpoint what’s going wrong in a button… in a headline… or even in a video script....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Copywriting formulas make it dead-simple to write anything. This post features 200+ formulas for tweets, headlines, pages, posts and more. Ahem! Fun read for writers.

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