Olesia Filipenko
Creative Content Writer at Writing Breeze
SEO Content Writer. I craft long-form assets for B2C. Guest author at OrbitMedia, WordStream, CMIcontent, and more. In love with wine, books, and jazz.
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5 days ago |
contentmarketinginstitute.com | Olesia Filipenko
Readers don’t consume all, or even most, of the words on web pages. In fact, research finds they pay attention to only one-fifth of them. Instead, they skim the content to see if it's worth their time and effort. The battle for modest consumption may seem like a lost cause, but it doesn’t have to be. The secret: Strengthening your content’s introduction — an underestimated yet powerful game changer in your content marketing arsenal.
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2 weeks ago |
medium.com | Nik Writes |Olesia Filipenko
And How to Break FreeYou’re being hacked—and you don’t even realize it:You sit down to work, determined to focus. Five minutes in, your hand instinctively reaches for your phone. You don’t even think about it. It just… happens. A quick scroll. A notification. Another app. A random thought—let’s Google it. Suddenly, 45 minutes are gone. And worst of all? You don’t even remember deciding to check. This isn’t your fault.
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1 month ago |
medium.com | Olesia Filipenko
Why Your Shadow Holds the Wisdom You’ve Been Searching ForFor most of my life, I thought progress meant becoming better. Smarter. Kinder. More disciplined. I thought growth was about polishing the parts of myself I was proud of and getting rid of the rest. What I didn’t realize was that the parts I was so desperate to eliminate — the messy, dark, uncomfortable parts — were actually the key to everything I was looking for.
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1 month ago |
contentmarketinginstitute.com | Olesia Filipenko
You want your content inside your audience’s head. Through your selection of words, you influence the audience’s minds, turning them into leads and motivating them to act. It’s called good content marketing. It’s also called neuro writing — crafting text that appeals to human psychology. Neuro writing has nothing to do with manipulation. While it can relate to natural-language processing techniques like anchoring and mirroring, it’s more about applying actionable writing techniques.
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1 month ago |
medium.com | Olesia Filipenko
Writing tips and reflections on content creation and promotion. Everything about the writer’s lifestyle and turning words into tangible assets. Only 5 steps to takeFind a problem to solveBreak the information into stepsDescribe each step in detailAdd examples and illustrationsRead the article againMore on each step (and examples) below. It’s critical to choose a topic for your informative content. The main criterion here is this topic’s value for the target audience.
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