At times, as a Pixstory user and a content creator, I find myself short of words and inspiration. Content writing is such a vast domain that it requires constant up-skilling and thorough knowledge of the on-going events. However, it also requires some intricate aspects to deal with which you have beautifully summed up in key points. The practices you mentioned are easy to follow and speak of your keenness to details.

The readers ask for details and more specific the details are, the more likely they are to relate with the piece of your work. As such, I don’t have much to add to your suggestions and insight, the best addition I can do is to tell all the writers/orators to be creatively funny or suspenseful in your approach of narration. Develop characters that can outwit the brainiacs and bring in intrigue simultaneously. Aristotle, the legendary Greek philosopher, has rightly stated, “The secret to humour is surprise.”

Now I personally follow the ideal of go slow, grow big while writing my piece. I start by creating a mind-map, a caricature which has all the small elements then start jotting down the essentials and relate it with the real life thus making my experiential learning into a full-fledged piece of art.  Writing is writing. Just keep trying and improve on flaws. Remember, humour is difficult to write and easy to relate. So that’s one tip from my end. All other details are aforementioned in the parent-story. Please do read for the same.