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People like to finish things. Especially in a world filled with infinite feeds to scroll that they can never “finish.” Format your newsletter, course, podcast, videos, books, blog posts, etc. in a way that makes it easy for your audience to finish them. They’ll value it more if they finish it.

Steve Worthy, MBA

Head of Growth I Founder/CEO - Worthy Retail Global I Advisory Board Member I ReThink Retail Expert I Founder - THE CAMPUS I Podcast Host

1y

I like that. What’s one way to structure something to ensure they finish it? Thanks, Josh.

Jill Barghelame

Owner at Arete Warriors

1y

Checklists! 😁 They make me so happy. (When I get to check something off it of course.) 

Daniel Król 👑

Information Security Officer | kingdigest.com

1y

True, making content consumable and rewarding completion enhances its value.

Jim Lupkin

🔸 Entrepreneur | Founder | Global Innovator & Author 🔸Transforming Business Growth with Six Sigma & Social Media | Impacting 110+ Countries

1y

Great tip! People crave a sense of accomplishment, even with content consumption. Formatting for "finishability" is key.

Ann English

Visual Strategist | TEDx Speaker | Author of The Clarity Quest IdeasBook | VisionMapping | VisualDoodles | Visual Marketing - for intuitive humans to clarify their vision, transform ideas into action and realise dreams

1y

Yours is the only newsletter I read which I finish and is why I love it so much

Don Zech

Founder at CDC Commercial Inc

1y

Good tip. That is why I always finish my Blog / Newsletter with a story.

Elizabeth H. Cottrell

Learn to write heartspoken notes that connect, comfort, encourage, and inspire. Nourish your personal and professional relationships. This Connection Superpower will set you apart in sales and life. #HeartspokenMovement!

1y

“People like to finish things.” The more I think about this statement, the important I realize it is…Besides the other questions I try to ask myself about my pieces of content, I’m going to also now ask, “Can my reader finish something when they’ve read this?” Maybe the answer is only “Finish this content with a clear takeaway” but I can see the psychology of delivering to them the satisfaction of finishing something. And I agree with another commenter: this is part of the appeal of your newsletter and why it’s one of the few things I read regularly.

Kathryn (Kathy) Haueisen

Author, Speaker and Retired Pastor

1y

Never thought about my writing this way. What a helpful insight into reader expectations. Thank you for this.

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Jan Carroza

Author | ROI-Driven Problem-Solver | Performance & Direct Response Marketer | Networker Sharing Trends | Dmcenter.com

1y

Such smart advice.

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