Do you write epic content for your clients? The kind of content that readers will bookmark and come back to again and again?

If you do, great! I expect you to weigh in in the comments. If you don’t write epic content, why not?

Building a popular blog for your clients involves two things: promotion and writing brilliant content. Content that blows the audience’s minds, challenges and inspires them with the crazy value you provide. 

To help your client’s blog truly stand out, to help them build a raving audience of fans, you need to write epic shit. It works. For our purposes that’s all we need to know. Usefulness, emotional engagement and uniqueness win.

The Internet is full of junk. Don’t add to it. Write epic shit. In this post I’ll show you how to make your personal experience an asset, integral to the amazingness of the article, rather than something to strip away leaving only deadened objectivity. 

Finding your own writing voice is tough. Should you write how you speak, or use the language your audience uses? How do you identify the voice they want to hear?

So many questions. So much frustration. And so much work to be done with a subject you know rather well — yourself.

But finding the voice of your client? Put me in a straight-jacket and leave me to struggle, because that right there? Sounds like it’s near-on impossible.

But what if your dream clients made it remarkably easy for you to figure out exactly who they are? What if the knowledge of THEIR clients was right under your nose? And what if you could use this to write expertly for both?

This Brave New World exists, folks. And it’s yours for the taking.

In today’s post, we dive into 4 different ways you can get closer to nailing the voice of your client. You’ll know exactly what to research to define the words they use. You’ll also be able to get under the skin of the language their audience will respond to best.

And by the time you’ve written your masterpiece? Your client will read it and feel like they wrote it themselves.