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What are you creating?

One project makes one main piece. You promote it in step 4.

Blog postAn article in your voice, in the article type you pick.X postOne post within 280 characters the way X counts them.X thread2 to 15 posts, each within 280 characters the way X counts them.X articleA long post for X: title, TL;DR, sections and a recap.LinkedIn postOne post of up to 3,000 characters, in plain text.LinkedIn articleA long-form article for LinkedIn: a headline, sections and a close.Newsletter editionSubstack or beehiiv style, with a subject line and preview text.Sales page copyHeadline to FAQ and call to action. Anything you did not say becomes an [ADD: ...] note.Email swipes3 to 7 emails, each with a subject, preview, body and call to action.YouTube video scriptA standard video: hook, promise, sections with on-screen and B-roll notes, call to action, end screen.

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Your words

Talk it through like you would explain it to a friend, paste your notes or a transcript, or upload a recording. Messy is fine: it is raw material.

Try example notes

TalkUp to 3 min a clipPaste notesOr a transcriptUpload audiomp3, m4a, wav, webmRecord in takesSaved as you go

Your words

0 words · 0 of 60,000 characters

Article type

Flexible article

Let the ideas decide the structure.

Title, audience, purpose and call to actionOptional

Working titleOptionalWho is it forOptionalWhat should it doOptionalCall to actionOptionalUsed exactly as you write it. Leave it empty and none is added.

Your voiceSigned in, it writes in your voice from a sample of your own writing. On the free demo it writes plain, direct and first person.

Hear my points

• Ready: Creating: Blog post
• Not yet: At least 20 characters of your words
• Not yet: Within the length limit