EmmanuelWrites

Ghostwriter for creators | I turn your ideas into scroll-stopping tweets & threads that actually grow your audience | Strong hooks + clear thinking | DM me...

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

Day 4 of building my ghostwriting business in public.Most creators have great ideas…
but their tweets get ignored.Why?
Weak hooks.
I fix dat ghostwrite tweets & threads tha stop d scroll nd attract attention + clients
Reply to this post, I'll rewrite for free
#Ghostwriting

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

A reminder I needed today:

You don't have to become a great writer before you start sharing your ideas.

You become a better writer by sharing them.

The work teaches you.

Not the waiting.

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

Being a creator is funny.

You spend 2 hours writing a post.

Read it 17 times, Fix one comma.

Change the hook 4 times, Finally publish it.

Then the post gets 3 likes.

Meanwhile, the random thought you posted in 30 seconds becomes your best-performing post.

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

The biggest mistake I made as a beginner creator?

Thinking every post had to be my best post.

Now I think differently.

Some posts are for growth.

Some posts are for learning.

Some posts are simply proof that you showed up.

Keep posting.
The reps matter more than you think.

[Stijn Noorman @stijnnoorman]

How to escape beginner hell:

• 3 tweets per day
• 50 comments per day
• 10 DMs + follows per day

Keep it simple.

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

Most people think consistency means posting every day.

I think consistency means not quitting.

Missing a day isn't the problem.

Turning one missed day into a missed month is.

Show up again.

That's how momentum is built.

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

The funny thing about creating online is this:

The more you chase perfection,

the less you publish.

The less you publish,

the slower you improve.

At some point, you have to stop editing and start sharing.

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

A lesson I'm learning:

You don't find your voice by thinking.

You find it by writing.

One post. One lesson. One day at a time.

The creators with clear voices weren't born with them.

They earned them through repetition.

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

Most people don't need a better content strategy.

They need to stop overthinking every post.

Your audience isn't expecting perfection.

They're expecting consistency.

The post you're delaying today is probably good enough to publish.

[Logan Gott @LoganTGott]

TO WIN LINKEDIN AS A SaaS company:

[Jon Brosio @jonbrosio]

The barrier to entry for building a business online
is lower than it's ever been in the history of mankind.

This is a fact.

It blows my noggin that people are still waiting for a "better time" to start seize the opportunity.

[Hussain Ibarra @HussainIbarra]

I made ~$80,000 with my one-person business.

The #1 tip I have?

Stop creating new offers.

Solve one specific problem, then create different access points.

The more access people get from you, the more you charge.

[Stijn Noorman @stijnnoorman]

Use time to get experience.

Sell experience to buy back time.

[Dickie Bush @dickiebush]

The highest-paid copywriter in history: Gary Halbert.

His legendary sales letters generated over $1,000,000,000 in revenue.

And in one of his very last letters, he shared 12 time-tested strategies for writing better copy, faster.

Here's a breakdown of each one:

[Nicolas Cole 🚢👻 @Nicolascole77]

Another one to add:

Reverse-engineering your proven, viral formats into templates you can use over and over again

[Men's hot Fashion @menshotfashion]

Top 8 Sexy Colour Combinations for men

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[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

I used to think I needed more knowledge before I could write consistently.

Now I think I just needed more reps.

Writing gets easier when you stop waiting and start publishing.

[EmmanuelWrites @WritesEmmanuel]

@Nicolascole77 Launch

[𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐫 @ThePreserverofU]

HIGH QUALIFY HABITS FOR MEN

01) Chess
02) Martial Arts
03) Rock Climbing
04) Cooking
05) Photography
06) Play the Guitar
07) Coding
08) Writing
09) Travelling
10) Gardening
11) Meditation
12) Boxing
13) Volunteering
14) Reading
15) Producing Music
16) Yoga
17) Cycling
18) Stock Trading
19) Camping
20) Beekeeping

[Stijn Noorman @stijnnoorman]

To win, do less.

You have 100 units of focus.

So does your competitor.

If you split it, you only have 50 left.

If you do 10 things, you only have 10 left.

Doing more feels productive.

Doing less is how you actually win.

[Tommi Pedruzzi @TommiPedruzzi]

Yesterday, I released my personal Claude prompt book.

It contains the exact prompts I use to write and publish AI eBooks.

1,300+ people requested access.

Since I couldn't reply to everyone, I'm opening it up again for the next 24 hours.

Comment "Send" and I'll DM you a copy for free.

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