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This is the essay that names the exact problem: most online writing blurs together because it is neither personal, observational, nor playful. Perell's section on developing your voice argues that distinctiveness comes from a personal monopoly, your own mix of interests and quirks, not from copying whoever is trending. It is honest that voice takes volume (he suggests publishing dozens of pieces) rather than a quick formula.

The Ultimate Guide to Writing Online

From perell.com by David Perell Long read

  • Voice is how you write, not what you write, and it is what lets you write about anything.
  • Build a personal monopoly: the intersection of your interests and traits that no one else can copy.
  • Expect your voice to emerge after you have shipped a lot, not on your first few posts.
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Answers How do I turn a launch into an ongoing drip instead of one spike that flatlines two days later? How do I find my writing voice online when everyone's advice sounds the same? I'm building outside the big startup hubs with no local network, can I still build an audience that matters?
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