How to Write an Introduction That Hooks and Converts
Your book's introduction can make or break your reader’s interest. Learn how to craft an intro that grabs attention, connects, and sells the journey ahead. Hey, Reginaldo Osnildo here again—and today we’re going to talk about one of the most underestimated but most powerful parts of your nonfiction book: the introduction . A lot of writers treat the intro like a formality… but let me tell you, it’s not . It’s your first impression , your hook , and sometimes—your only shot at convincing someone to keep reading. So if your goal is to write a book that informs, inspires, and transforms, then your introduction needs to do one thing: Make your reader say, “This book was written for me.” Here’s how to make that happen. 1. Your Introduction Isn’t Just a Warm-Up Think about it. When you're browsing books (whether online or in a store), what do you do? You read the intro. And in just a few paragraphs, you decide: “Yes! I’m in.” Or… “Meh. Next.” Your job is to tur...