3 For Write3: Write To One Person

Plus "Survive All Apocalypses" is one to collect

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Greg Younger
December 15, 2022

3 For Write3: Write To One Person

Good afternoon Write3 family!

Here's:ā€¢1 Tip For Writersā€¢1 Write3 Opportunityā€¢1 Literary NFT Worth CollectingEnjoy!

1. Writer's Tip - Write To One Person

Whether you're trying to build an audience, become a better copywriter or write better blog posts, my recommendation is to write to one person. When you write to one person, your writing takes on personal tone and will resonate with your audience. Here's 3 ideas how:

  1. Write the name of the person at the top of your draft. (I'm writing to one person right now. If you'd like to know who it is, reply to this email I'll tell you šŸ˜€)

  2. Start by thinking about who you are writing to. Consider their age, interests, and level of knowledge on the topic you are writing about. This will help you tailor your language and content to the person you are writing to.

  3. Use a conversational tone. Imagine you are having a conversation with the person you are writing to. Now use language that is natural and easy to understand. Avoid using jargon or complex language that the person may not understand.

2. Write3 Opportunity - Deca's "Etch"

I'd like to see more people create and mint projects to the blockchain. Something changes when we move from consumer to creator. The art & social platform Decca has created an awesome opportunity to do just that. Check out this thread and go create your very own Etch today. It costs next to nothing and your words will be on the blockchain forever! And be sure to share your etch with me after you've minted.

3. A Literary NFT Worth Collecting - "Survive All Apocalypses"

If you're interested in collecting historically significant NFTs, look no further than Neil Strauss' "Survive All Apocalypses". Survive was the first mass produced NFT book, minting in the spring of 2021. In addition to be original IP, it used the blockchain in new and innovative ways to engage a new set of readers.You can pick up your copy here.

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