Content Writing: How Can I Persuade Readers to Trust in my Article?
In the middle of writing contents for my website, this question suddenly popped in my head. How can I convince readers to trust in my post when I am no expert nor a pro in my selected niche?
I am a mom of two amazing teenagers and an aunt to a beautiful and smart twins. During their growing up years, I became curious and fascinated on infant and toddlers communication and language development. But became even MORE curious when the twins came to the family. Why? Because of the strange and odd language these little ones had when they started to talk and communicate.
With this experience and observation, this gave way for me to be interested in this specific niche, Speech and Language Development of a child. Thing is, I am not a psychologist nor a speech therapist to qualify and talk about this topic.
But how, as someone new to content writing, will I be able to persuade my readers to trust in my articles? To make them believe that my article is credible and trustworthy and that all my piece is based on research and opinion?
Composing a write-up regarding a certain topic is easy but making it worth reading and credible is a challenge to every writer.
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You do not have to be an expert to write but for trust write from a position of AUTHORITY and back it up with examples.
Jerry
Thanks so much for your advice, Jerry.
This will guide me through as I continue writing contents.
All the best!
This is my take. People search to find answers, pieces of information, facts. That is what as a blogger you provide. When someone reads, they find what they are looking for. That is what I do. Solidify my knowledge base, share the personal experience to solve the problems people are looking for. This is the best I could do and I believe, it should help.
Wow, Anusuya. That is a good one.
I will definitely keep that in mind...that I am writing to be able to give and suggest a solution to someone else's problem :)
Thanks so much!
Me also not an expert in money making niche. But this is how I write my article:
1. Do really deep research on certain topics
2. Give facts in your article
3. Try to insert emotional words
4. Make your own justification based on what you know
You know, most of people in this world, want to know something. But, they are not an expert. They search information from Google because they want to know something.
Hope this help you
Hi Merazmi,
Thank you so much for taking time to read my blog. You gave me an idea on how to organize my thoughts.
Your advice will help me a lot.
Cheers,
Denise
Great post. I think that you are on point with "the challenge".
Now, this will take time but people will find you and trust you.
You can use the "website comments" feature here at WA to get more views and comments will lead to other people trusting your articles.
Keep it up!
Hi Victor,
Thanks for dropping by. Woow, thanks for that smart suggestion. I will definitely do that.
All the best and cheers!
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I believe in your scenario, you have the advantage as you have real life experience with your infants. Tie your real life observation with some scientific findings and researches would definitely give credibility to your writings.
All the best.
Joe
Thank you so much for this advice, Joe. Helps a lot. Life experience + scientific research and findings is a good idea ;)