Since I haven’t worked on a project yet, I’ll describe an imaginary case study that aligns with my skills and interests.

I created a fictional project on the "WriteRight" online writing workshop aimed at helping university students improve their essay-writing skills. In this hypothetical scenario, 100 students participated in the 6-week program, focusing on essay structure, argument development, and citation accuracy. Pre- and post-assessments showed a 25% improvement in essay organization (from 60% to 85%), a 20% increase in argument clarity (from 65% to 85%), and an 80% reduction in citation errors. Feedback from students revealed that 90% felt more confident in their writing, and 75% planned to apply the techniques learned in future assignments. The results suggest that the workshop significantly enhanced students' academic writing abilities, providing a valuable tool for educational development.

I start by defining the target audience and understanding their age, interests, challenges, and preferences. Then, I look at analytics from platforms like Google Analytics or social media to see which topics or formats are performing well. I use keyword research tools like Google Keyword Planner to find trending search queries and explore forums, comments, or direct feedback to identify specific questions people are asking. Finally, I prioritize topics that solve problems, spark curiosity, or provide unique insights, ensuring they align with the audience’s expectations and the blog’s goals.