6 principles of X-writing: Time-saving posting system for Japan

The biggest reason why I don't keep posting is because I end up writing from scratch every time. Six writing principles help solve this problem.

In this article, I will explain and adjust foreign X-lighting methods into a form that can be used in Japan's X environment.

Why update now?

In the old system, people tended to post random thoughts or repost the same sentence. Now, we need to design with the following two points in mind.

1. Write short and easy to understand with the assumption that it will reach you with For You.
2. Avoid duplicate posts and automated rules

Principle 1: Write the hook first

The first line indicates ``whose problem, what problem, and how will it be solved?'' Once you have decided on the beginning, it will be easier to create the main text in a short time.

Principle 2: Build a framework with bullet points

Instead of writing the main text all at once, list 3 to 5 main points first. If you build the framework first, you will be less likely to get lost along the way.

Principle 3: Create a swipe file

Saves the URL of the posted post and the reason why it was posted. The following three points of view are sufficient for saving.

• hook
• composition
• How it ends

Principle 4: Write from a question database

Choose topics based on the reader's concerns'' rather than what you want to say''. Please regularly stock up on replies, DMs, negotiation notes, and search terms.

Principle 5: Create quantity through reuse

Don't limit the posts that get a good response to just one post, change the format and reuse them. The guidelines for easy operation are as follows.

• 7 days later: Repost with light paraphrase
• After 30 days: Format change (bullet points → steps)
• After 90 days: Add examples and figures

Principle 6: Shape with smartphone in mind

Increase line breaks and keep sentences short. Improved readability helps reduce abandonment.

Steps to create one post in 15 minutes

1. Choose one theme from the question database (2 minutes)
2. Write one hook line (2 minutes)
3. Make 3 bullet points (3 minutes)
4. Expand into main text (5 minutes)
5. Adjust line breaks and CTAs (3 minutes)

Points to note (corresponding to rules)

• Do not post the same or almost the same text to multiple accounts at the same time
• Automatic replies should only be used in situations where the recipient has given consent.
• Keep hashtags to the minimum necessary (0 to 2 as a guide)

summary

You can shorten the time it takes to create a post by writing it in the order of ``hook → skeleton → shaping.'' First, use these six principles for one week and create one model that responds well.