These ideas come from his daily knowledge consumption.
How to outline articles:
A blend of @david_perell's process and SEO:
1/ David starts with a quote, a vague idea, or a concept that generates curiosity.
These ideas come from his daily knowledge consumption.
An incomplete thesis will make a reader bounce. While the opposite makes them crave more of your content.
To fix this, type your prompt into Google and examine the search results:
-People also ask
-Google autocomplete
-Image recommendations
-Related searches at the bottom
These will help you structure your post while following SEO practices.
He adds personal anecdotes, analyzes ideas, and creates his narrative—A process he defines as POP writing.
An unknown finance firm can't compete with Bloomberg. But it will compete with an old, outdated Blogspot website.
Ranking gets more manageable as your credibility grows.
- David: Revisit your notes to regain momentum.
- Nicolas: Type your prompt into Google's search bar and analyze the first results' content. Improve their best ideas: Clearer, more entertaining, more concise, or add visuals.
To learn more about outlining, read David's blog and watch his YouTube videos.
I recommend the one he filmed with @mrsharma.