1. Lack of vision clarity 

People enjoy reading stuff that is real and relatable to them and may maybe improve their lives.

Post about your mistakes, provide information, and discuss life in general.

2. Failing to disclose the benefits to readers:

simple, direct, and individualised

Make sure the result is what you want.

Write with a pertinent thought that is presented simply and concisely.

elicit an emotional reaction. 

3. Lack of active voice: 

The SVO sentence structure—Subject, Verb, Object—is preferred by readers.

People find passive sentences boring.

4. Composing lengthy sentences 

Keep your sentences brief. 

There should only be one clear idea in each sentence.

It’s simpler to read and understand short sentences.

Don’t make things too complex. 

5. Instead of beginning with the benefits, start with the features:

Why should I care? 

is the key issue that features fall short of solving for your target customer.

Describe your features in terms of the benefits your clients will enjoy.

6. Lack of specificity 

Use data and be specific. 

Use it to clearly state your goal. 

Data improves the plausibility and comprehension of claims.

7. Using sophisticated language 

> Speak in a way that your audience will understand and find compelling.

Be direct and avoid using jargon or convoluted terms.

8. Not keeping results records:

You won’t be able to determine what is and isn’t functioning if you don’t monitor your results.

You can use it to continue honing your abilities and learn from your errors.

9. Failing to proofread:

A mistake might mislead your reader and alter the meaning of your message.

By carefully reviewing it before pressing the send button, you can significantly limit the amount of errors.

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