One Sentence Fix

If you could give your audience one line of advice they’d never forget… what would it be?

Another heads-up:

My live online workshop — The 12 Costly Email Traps — is happening soon. It’s a breakdown of the twelve “invisible” email and newsletter mistakes that cost creators time and money. Grab your spot — price jumps up again at midnight.

So a few years ago — back in my blogging days…

I launched a lifestyle site and started writing what I liked.

What I assumed people wanted.

Dozens of posts. Clean structure. Solid advice.

After three months of intense effort?

150 pageviews a month.

I remember staring at the dashboard thinking:

“Why isn’t it landing?”

Then I came across this quote from Seth Godin:

“You are not your audience.”

It hit hard. 

Because I wasn’t writing for them — I was writing for me.

So I shifted.

Less time publishing.

More time understanding what they were searching for.

That one sentence helped scale that blog to 300K monthly pageviews.

Less content.

Stronger resonance.

All from listening first.

There’s probably one sentence you could say to your audience right now that would save them weeks, months, maybe years of wasted effort.

And that sentence?

That’s a content idea.

A powerful one.

Because when your content gives someone the clarity you wish you had —

They don’t forget it.

Need help uncovering the sentence your audience needs to hear?

🧠 Paste this “One-Sentence Fix” AI prompt into ChatGPT:

“Hi ChatGPT. I’m a content creator. Ask me the minimum number of questions you need to identify a mistake my audience is likely making — one that could be avoided with a single sentence of advice.”

Bottom line:

Clarity isn’t loud.

It’s precise.

And sometimes, all it takes is one line of advice. 

P.S. In my live online workshop, The 12 Costly Email Traps, I’ll show you the quiet mistakes that nearly ruined my newsletter — and the small, specific shifts that helped me grow to 40K+ subs.

It’s 60 minutes of hard-won lessons I learned the hard way — so you don’t have to. 

Price goes up again at midnight.

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Until next time,

Cheers,

Dil