New-Media Writing Guide; Systematically Solve Content-Creation Problems and Build Hits



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🕒Last updated: 10/10/2024
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Course Introduction:

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In the age of self-media and content creation, writing is not only a skill but an art. How to move readers through precise topic selection, gripping openings, storytelling, and clever titles, and thereby produce viral articles? This course fully breaks down the path of viral-article creation—from topics, structure, and language to writing techniques. Whether a writing newbie or an experienced content creator, you'll gain inspiration and improvement. Through examples and method teaching, you'll learn to precisely position content, raise writing level, and master a systematic writing flow.

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Course Content:

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I. Topic Selection

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  • 01. Course Easter Egg
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  • 02. Basic Course Introduction
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  • 03. Topic-Selection Orientation
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  • 04. The Boundaries of Topic Selection
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  • 05. The Five Core Elements of Viral Topics (Part 1)
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  • 06. The Five Core Elements of Viral Topics (Part 2)
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  • 07. The Five Core Elements of Viral Topics (Part 3)
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  • 08. The Six-Element Divergence Method
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  • 09. Case Analysis: The Six-Element Divergence Method
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  • 10. The White-Triangle Design Method (Optional)
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  • 11. Simple Reference for Topic Direction
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  • 12. Case: How to Build a Viral Topic
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  • 13. Long-Term Suggestions for Improving Topic-Selection Ability (Optional)
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II. Outline

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  • 14. Outline Orientation
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  • 15. The Importance of Outlines
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  • 16. Key Principles of Outlines
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  • 17. The Writing Order of Outlines
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  • 18. Two Typical Outline Structures
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  • 19. Six Outline Templates for Three Article Types
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  • 20. Raising Writing Through Structure (Optional)
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III. Language Use

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  • 21. Language Orientation
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  • 22. The First Layer of Language: Readability
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  • 23. The Second Layer of Language: Advanced Techniques
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IV. Openings and Endings

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  • 24. Opening Orientation
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  • 25. The Importance of Openings
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  • 26. A Universal Model for Good Openings
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  • 27. Case: How to Revise an Opening With the SCQA Model
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  • 28. Six Advanced Models for Good Openings
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  • 29. Revising Openings Based on Good-Opening Traits (Case)
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  • 30. A Universal Ending Model
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V. Titles

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  • 31. Traits of Six Viral-Title Types
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  • 32. Five Title-Writing Techniques
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VI. Stories

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  • 33. Story Orientation
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  • 34. The Value of Stories
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  • 35. Three Layers of a Good Story
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  • 36. Four Models of Story Writing
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  • 37. Actionable Advice for Writing Good Stories
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  • 38. Rhetoric Techniques
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