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Are you a skilled content writer looking to join a community of like-minded individuals? Look no further than the SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community on Telegram! This channel, with the username @lscontentwriting, is a hub for writers looking to network, hone their craft, and find new opportunities in the world of content creation. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this community is the perfect place to connect with others in the industry

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community provides a space for writers to share tips and tricks, discuss industry trends, and collaborate on projects. With a diverse group of members from all around the world, you'll have the chance to learn from others, receive feedback on your work, and even find new gigs. Whether you specialize in blog writing, copywriting, social media content, or any other form of content creation, you'll find a welcoming and supportive community in this channel

Who is it for? The SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community is perfect for content writers of all levels who are looking to connect with others in the industry. Whether you're a freelancer, a full-time writer, or someone looking to break into the field, this community is designed to help you succeed

What is it? This Telegram channel is a place where content writers can come together to share knowledge, network, and collaborate on projects. It's a supportive and inclusive community that offers a wealth of resources for writers looking to improve their skills and expand their opportunities

So, if you're a content writer looking to join a vibrant and engaging community of fellow writers, be sure to check out the SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community on Telegram. Join today and start connecting with others who share your passion for crafting compelling content!

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

12 Nov, 11:23


Here is the link to the giveaways we promised:

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SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

12 Nov, 11:23


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SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 13:10


That is why you will need feedback to improve.

Imagine how good you can become once you practise doing this for a period of 6 months, and get feedback.

Do you want to know how to do this within a six-month period?

Join our free, 3-day bootcamp TODAY at 7 PM to get a step by step 6 month plan. 

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 13:01


And, of course, the best way to communicate social and emotional benefits, and even functional benefits, is through stories of people - clients, customers, your own stories, or stories of others.   

Knowing this conceptually will not work - you will need to practise applying this to different kinds of content formats. 

Initially, you will make mistakes.

If you are going to learn this at a client’s expense, it will be suicidal.

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:50


With exception of a few very nerdy people, most people are chasing these social and emotional benefits 

You can’t move them to take action if you talk about functional benefits, at all.

Yet, when I interview most sales people, they have very poor awareness of the emotional and social benefits of what they sell, they tend to focus on features and functional benefits because those feel more concrete, something solid and easy to explain 

So what is your favourite product? What are its social and emotional benefits? 

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:45


For example - Tata Nano never took off because what kind of person drives the cheapest car in the world? Functionality hardly mattered in face of the social stigma and emotional discomfort.

On the other hand people are ready to pay hefty EMI to travel or study abroad or buy the latest iPhone - not because the functionality is much superior- but because of the emotional and social benefits- which almost always comes first to people.

Imagine the feeling of unboxing a new iphone - if you feel on the top of the world, if you feel your hard work paid off, it’s an emotional benefit.

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:40


But people find it easy to process:

1. Emotional benefits 
2. Social benefits 

The average buyer is super clued in on these things.

They know what signals they send when they drive a certain car or use Apple products.

They may not know or understand all the features, and consequently they may not know all the functional benefits.

But they care a lot about emotional and social benefits or downsides of  owning certain products.

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:35


Yes things you sell should have functional benefits, obviously.

But very few people out there make purely rational decisions based on what is good for them from a functional benefit perspective.

If you give them all the information about functionality and features, they can’t even make up their mind because they cannot process all that complicated information.

So they simply choose the path of least resistance and not buy at all.

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:30


And then they wonder why they do not get the best jobs, good incentives or why they are unable to get results! 

If you are a content writer who is not getting well-paid work, or you feel that you are threatened by AI, chances are that you have not tapped into this infinite realm. 

When you (or your clients) try to sell something, if you are new, you will try to sell features and functional benefits 

But if you are a sales veteran, you know that is a grave mistake.

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:25


There were investors who manage millions in funds, many industry movers and shakers, senior people and many of our batchmates - everyone came back to congratulate us, saying that the story was so relatable.  

Most startup founders, techies, SME business owners and professionals suffer from this misconception and have never built their content writing skills.

In fact, you will be surprised to find out how many sales people and marketers also think like that!

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:20


Their stories were relatable, and they appealed to our innate human desires, aspirations and struggles.
 
I realised that this is the key.  

I need to talk straight from the heart. 

When we were at investor meets in Singapore and Delhi this week, we told our stories.

Most people use investor decks designed by management consultants to explain their business. 

We had one too, but we didn’t use it at all and just told our stories, straight from the heart!

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:15


I learned this when I saw several successful communicators in action. 

Abdul Kalam. If you read his writing, you will notice that he is a smart person, but the message and content is very easy to follow.

I heard Sanjeev Bikhchandani speak about how he started Naukri.com. It was a simple but extremely powerful and relatable story. 

I heard the stories of other startup founders. 

The person who inspired me to study law, Sachin Malhan, spoke in very simple language too.

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:10


Guess what happened?

People understood that I am a smart guy.

This is what my parents wanted me to be, and I communicated that very effectively.

However, they did not understand the message of my blog. 
 
Same problem with investor pitches.

That is when I realised that when I am doing business, I cannot show off my smartness, I need to be able to relate with people and connect with them. 

Only then I can build a true community of supporters and users.

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:05


The average customer cannot understand it, even if they are much better than their competitors.  

When I was in school, I did not get good marks in essay writing initially. I used to write in simple English. 

When I asked for feedback, I didn’t get it.

But I quickly realised that my English teacher was giving marks to my classmates who wrote long sentences, flowery and stylish language, and used advanced vocabulary.

I quickly learned how to do that and then started getting amazing marks myself.   

And then, in college when I started writing a blog, I used a similar style of writing. 

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 12:00


They will improve their product, spend more money on ads, hire more sales callers. 

Many of them will struggle. 

Almost all of them will not grow at the rate that it is truly possible to grow. 
 
Try and hear sales pitch from them - they will tell you how cool their software is, how many features it has. 

But guess what?

Most of it is so complicated that only another techie will understand.

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

28 Oct, 11:57


Your unfair advantage as a content writer
 
Let us take the example of a bunch of 2 techies who got a business idea in a college dorm and started up their own venture. 

They got a few users. 

Got seed money from friends and relatives, and started signing up paid customers. 

Then pitched to a venture capitalist on the basis of this and raised money.  

Now, they have to scale, and they are on a 12-18 month timeline.

The venture capitalist has aggressive goals. 

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

25 Oct, 05:58


Watch this video and learn how content writers can significantly enhance employer branding and contribute to business success.

https://youtu.be/F2JC20mzy3o

SkillArbitrage Content Writers Community

24 Oct, 17:20


Discover the secret strategy for obtaining work from US startups.

Go through the PDF to uncover the hidden business problems that content writers can effectively address. 👇

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QhckEao8BVl85Z2hg0HtiqIzQn35PiGv/view?usp=drive_link