A Quick Writing Tip That'll Give Your Content Better Flow

Quick Question: How do you format WA blog posts?

When I first started writing online, there was this word I nearly used in every sentence. After I learned that I can cut it out of my content, it's given my copy a much higher readability.

Can you guess what that word is?

I'll give you a hint...I just said it.

The 4-Letter Word That Breaks Reading Flow

Drum roll please...*drum-roll*

T-H-A-T.

If you think about it, you use the word THAT in your content all the time. And, it likely slows your readers down a bit.

I'm not saying you should cut it from your writing completely. THAT is still a pretty important word. But it's used too much in unnecessary circumstances.

Here's an example:

Are you sure that you should sell your car?
-OR-
Are you sure you should sell your car?

Here's another:

I don't think that I'm good at video games.
-OR-
I don't think I'm good at video games.

You see what I mean?

There's a bunch more examples I had in mind, but didn't write down. But I think you get the picture.

So, what do you think?

Do you think you'll cut your THATS down? Or just keep everything as is.