How to Get Reads by Finding Your Writing Voice

MartinRaymondo

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MartinRaymondo 〰️ 〰️

Have you ever found yourself mesmerized by a writer’s words, drawn into their narrative as if they were speaking directly to you? 

You must find your writing voice, whatever that may look like. 

It took me a few years to discover my authentic voice, and I’ll show you what I’ve learned.

Discovering Your Writing Voice

When I first started, I tried to write to everyone and found no one. 

I was too general in my voice, and it showed in my writing. 

You need to identify your natural writing tendencies and preferences. 

Experimentation is a process as you try out different styles and techniques. 

You can try different voices, such as creative, technical or journalistic. 

Getting feedback from writing groups or authors you respect and trust is helpful. 

Being true to yourself and your unique perspective will go a long way and ensure your success as a writer.

Developing Your Writing Voice

Everyone says consistency is vital; in this case, they are correct. 

You need to set a consistent tone and style across all your writing. 

The only way to refine your voice is through practice and revision. 

Adapting your style to different topics and audiences will help you create your unique voice. 

Balancing creativity with readability will develop your writing voice. 

There isn’t a magic formula. 

Be authentic, experiment with different tones and styles, and discover what feels most natural.

Attracting Readers With Your Writing Voice

Hooks and strategies to draw readers in from the start are essential aspects of writing. 

It helps build a rapport with your readers through authenticity and relatability. 

People actively seek out stories and situations that mirror their lives, whether good or bad. 

There are a lot of people who talk about building your brand to differentiate yourself from other writers. 

You don’t need to sell courses or try to make money from your writing. 

If you’re one of the authors on this platform who loves to write, then it’s okay not to have a brand. 

However, you should still find your writing voice. 

Building relationships and loyalty with your audience through your writing is crucial. 

We can get caught up in tracking stats like read ratios and views, yet it’s necessary to keep an eye on them so you can learn from your articles, good and bad.

Overcoming Challenges

Embrace authenticity in your writing despite your fear of judgment and failure. 

Avoid comparison in all cases, as it’s a trap that will discourage you. 

We all read stories of how other authors gain 5000 followers in three months or make $1000 in the first month. 

You must persevere and stay the course; your writing will improve. 

Embrace the journey of finding your writing voice and the power of authenticity and self-expression.