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The first thing you must do is quit thinking like a writer and start thinking like a reader. That shouldn’t be a problem, because you are one. If you don’t enjoy reading, you can’t write something that someone else enjoys reading. So, when you read, how do you choose what to read?

Introduction

It is often thrown around loosely on the web that “Content is king.”

If content is king, then what is a content writer?

Suddenly there are hundreds-of-thousands of newsletter editors out there, publishing a ton of exciting new Titles each month.