Niklas Göke – Write Like A Pro

If you want writing to be your career, the only thing that matters is consistency.

When I first ed writing, I didn’t know what professional writers know: the only thing that matters is being consistent.

That’s the “big secret” of writing. You have to find a way to sit down in your chair over, and over, and over again. That’s it.

But amateurs don’t know that. I didn’t know that. And so I wasn’t consistent.

I would have three great ideas and write about them three weeks in a row. Then, I’d hit a snag and not publish anything for a month.

It was only when I made a conscious effort at building a real writing habit that failure ed to faze me less and less.

But when I think back to all my lowest points, my worst moments, the last thing I would have wanted to hear is “try harder.” I honestly believe it would’ve made me quit.

Because here’s another truth about writing:

If you’ve picked up a pen already,even just once, and loved it, consistency will come naturally once your frustrations wash away.

That’s why you have to keep playing around with different things. Eventually, stuff will click into place. But to do that, you must find a practice that lets you enjoy the process itself.

This course is designed to help you develop that practice. It is two parts strategy and one part tactics.

I want to share all of my experiences, my frustrations, my highs and lows with you. All while giving you actionable marketing tactics, timeless writing techniques, and creative ways to financially benefit from your work.

These are the tight ropes and loose ends I wish I had to guide and inspire me way back when.

By the end of this course, you will have:

The main goal of Write Like A Pro is to help you establish a deliberate, consistent writing practice. We will with small steps to help you write regularly, publish frequently, and continue to work on your craft.

To set the right context and quickly build further momentum, we’ll also look at the career trajectory of a professional writer from a high level.

On top of that, I will share lots of actionable writing techniques. This way, you can immediately improve your writing, break into new platforms, and build an audience fast.

Finally, we’ll also break down how to monetize your writing in many different ways. This way, you can find the income streams that work for you.

The course is designed as a reference course. There is a structure to it, but you can wherever it makes most sense for you, depending on where you are in your writing career. You can go through everything at your own pace.

You’ll also have immediate, lifetime access right away, including the community, future updates, bonus modules, etc.

Here’s what you can get access to in the next 30 seconds:

Welcome – The Clean Slate

First, we’ll define the core problems all writers face and learn what separates pros from amateurs. We’ll establish a proper teacher-student relationship and show you how to best use this course.

You will learn:

• A fascinating thought experiment that shows we’re all writers at heart
• How most teachers set up their students for failure before the course even s
• Why the best courses don’t force you to take them step-by-step
• Which 3 deaths all writers must die before they can become real pros
• How the professional writer manages to come out ahead of the pack

Module 1 – The Mindset Of A Pro

Learn how professionals approach not just their career, but their entire life. We’ll dispel common writing myths, find proper motivation, and clear many roadblocks before you ever put pen to paper.

You will learn:

• Why the self-improvement movement only clouds most people’s thinking
• What to do when everyone tells you you’re wrong and your writing sucks
• Where you can find endless motivation to write
• Why professionals don’t need to rely on ideas and inspiration
• How ideas actually form
• Which mental phases you’ll go through as you transition from amateur to pro

Module 2 – Building A Consistent Practice

Learn how to quickly build momentum with a regular publishing routine. We’ll break down the science of habits, use just the right tools, and build a content creation system that works effortlessly.

You will learn:

• Where you should if you’re just picking up writing again
• Which framework I used to help over 300 people change their habits
• The only two tools you need to succeed as a writer
• What coding principle helps the best writers ship relentlessly
• The simple spreadsheet you can use to plan a month of content in just one hour
• Which technique will easily give you 100 blog post ideas or more

Module 3 – Making Your Practice Deliberate

Learn how to actually improve as a writer. With lots of tactics and feedback mechanisms, we’ll make sure you get better and better, until the quality of your work speaks for itself.

You will learn:

• Why the concept of deliberate practice is essential for all high performers
• Which kind of feedback you need for your writing to truly get better
• The one variable most bloggers miss
• How to break into the most relevant writing platforms, like Medium and Quora
• How to write content that actually ranks on Google
• What frameworks you can use to tell stories in compelling ways
• The single most valuable non-writing activity for all writers

Module 4 – Attracting An Audience

Learn how to kick your growth on all platforms with the art of subtle marketing. We’ll debunk several promotion myths, expose time wasters, and focus on the actionable 80/20 of tactics that work.

You will learn:

• Why the #1 mistake tech ups make is a great habit for writers
• The big fat lie people have been telling you about email lists
• How to bake marketing into your writing and outgun any active promotion
• What the most important variable of succeeding on Medium and Quora is
• How to outrank the world’s biggest sites with dead-simple SEO tweaks
• Why the greatest marketing tactic will also make you a better writer
• Which 5-minute promotion hacks are worth your time and effort

Module 5 – Making Money From Your Writing

Learn why modern-day professional writers don’t rely on one source of income. We’ll dissect the 4 types of professionals making the big bucks and how you can become one yourself.

You will learn:

• The two ways we pay for written words, and which is better
• How to your path to becoming an author, freelancer, marketer or artist
• Advantages and disadvantages of the four types of earning writers
• The only thing you should base your writing income on
• How to live any writer’s dream with the purest way to profit from your art

Course Curriculum