How to become a content hacker?

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Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, the “Content Hacker” website is about to be established for one and a half years. Although the growth rate is not fast, I am really grateful to my readers for their support and affirmation. Let me “take it one step at a time” and keep working hard!

Friends often ask me, what is content hacking? Is it related to growth hacking? To tell a joke, the “Content Hacker (opens in a new tab)” fan page also received private messages from netizens asking me about computer hacking!

Let me use this article to say it again, content hacking has nothing to do with computer hacking! I welcome everyone to ask me questions about writing or content marketing, but don’t ask me how to crack the code!

Definition of Content Hacking

When it comes to the concept of content hacking, I like the explanation in this article (opens in a new tab), which is simple and clear. Content hackers are content marketers who focus on growth.

Content Hacker = A growth-focused content marketer.

Maybe you already know that the so-called content marketing aims to publish and share valuable content to the target audience, thereby establishing interactive relationships and winning trust.

But if you just know how to write articles and produce content, this may not be enough! If we want to become a content hacker, we must also have a built-in growth mindset, know how to make good use of various digital tools and services, and be able to interpret data, and then promote growth through content marketing methods.

The practice of growth mindset

Recently, when I was writing articles for the “Content Hacker” website, I also did not forget to use a growth mindset to examine myself. Therefore, it is not just about finishing the article, but also watching the data in the background and paying attention to the reactions after sharing it on social media such as Facebook and Twitter. In addition, I will also encourage the partners of “Vista Writing Companion Program (opens in a new tab)” to think about various phenomena and problems from different aspects.

To put it bluntly, when I planned the “Vista Writing Companion Program (opens in a new tab)”, I originally planned it to help everyone solve some writing problems. Unexpectedly, the needs of my partners came to the fore one by one. The topics were also quite diverse, such as: setting up blogs, publishing books, operating websites, planning sales pages, writing food blogs and columns… etc., which was beyond my expectation.

But I am very happy to accept these challenges, and I hope that I can help everyone find solutions to problems, thereby increasing my love for writing.

Become a content hacker together

To become a content hacker requires a lot of effort and practice. If you are also interested, let us work together!

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