The biggest mistake B2B startups make is writing long, boring content because they haven't taken the time to be concise. If your message is getting lost in a wall of text, you're failing to communicate your value. On this episode of FiredUp!, we dive into the lost art of short form content and concise communication. The team breaks down the framework for developing a single, strong unified message based on your product-market fit, share powerful editing techniques, and discuss the "writing as performance" mindset to ensure every word counts and your audience is instantly engaged. This week, episode 112 of the FiredUp! podcast is about how to write short!
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In this episode of the FiredUp! podcast, the Firebrand team shares the importance of short, concise writing to quickly show your audience your value and actionable steps you can take right now to practice concise writing.
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The longer your content is, the less likely it is to be read and understood. Take one of your recent long-form pieces and apply the three-pass editing technique—how much word count can you cut while still delivering your core message?
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