Lifestyle How-to Guide Examples
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 3:56 am
Why I like this example: This example offers a personal perspective on leadership that goes beyond typical advice.
It also uses creative headers like “Beyond the Paycheck: What We Wish For,” “Doubtliers: Dangers Learning From the Exceptional,” and “Great companies don’t always make great decisions” to engage the reader in the content.
Takeaway: Teach broad how-to topics from a unique perspective and add interest with relevant stories.
“11 Ways to Quickly Stop Stress in Your Life”
Screenshot showing a guide on how to lessen your life stress
Why I like this example: I clicked on this azerbaijan whatsapp number database post expecting a few quick, easy tips for stopping stress. Instead, I was engrossed in the first section of the post, “The Effects of Stress in Your Life.”
While I previously mentioned the importance of starting with a quick answer to the searcher's how-to question, there are exceptions to that rule. In this case, readers must understand the why before the how.
Takeaway: Play around with structure. Consider what your readers need to know for the rest of the post to matter to them.
For instance, you might start with a section, “What is XYZ?” and “Why XYZ matters” before diving into “How to do XYZ.” This way, your readers are fully invested in discovering how these tips can improve their lives in some small (or big) way.
“How To Make Honey Pie”
Screenshot showing a guide on ‘How to make honey pie”
It also uses creative headers like “Beyond the Paycheck: What We Wish For,” “Doubtliers: Dangers Learning From the Exceptional,” and “Great companies don’t always make great decisions” to engage the reader in the content.
Takeaway: Teach broad how-to topics from a unique perspective and add interest with relevant stories.
“11 Ways to Quickly Stop Stress in Your Life”
Screenshot showing a guide on how to lessen your life stress
Why I like this example: I clicked on this azerbaijan whatsapp number database post expecting a few quick, easy tips for stopping stress. Instead, I was engrossed in the first section of the post, “The Effects of Stress in Your Life.”
While I previously mentioned the importance of starting with a quick answer to the searcher's how-to question, there are exceptions to that rule. In this case, readers must understand the why before the how.
Takeaway: Play around with structure. Consider what your readers need to know for the rest of the post to matter to them.
For instance, you might start with a section, “What is XYZ?” and “Why XYZ matters” before diving into “How to do XYZ.” This way, your readers are fully invested in discovering how these tips can improve their lives in some small (or big) way.
“How To Make Honey Pie”
Screenshot showing a guide on ‘How to make honey pie”