How to Infuse Your Writing with Nostalgia

[snakeair]

This is a good read.

Holy fruit salad, Batman!

Do you know the reference?

If you ever watched the old-school Batman TV show, you’ll get it. Each episode of the show featured Robin uttering a different version of the catch phrase, with an increasingly unlikely noun taking its place in the middle.

But it’s not Robin who made those off-the-wall catch phrases memorable.

It’s the nostalgia that a show of this nature still wells up in their audience to this day.

It’s been written to death that content is king. I don’t think we’ve beaten this to death enough! Anyway, what really needs to be put into context here is that any type of content, whether it be television, video, articles, or anything else needs to contain some element of nostalgia.

Let me ask you this. Do you want people to...

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Thoughts?

[ujaladil]

It is been written to death that content is king i am do not think now death thanks

[snakeair]

Any thoughts on the blog post?

[enterscope]

Holy Banana Pudding Pound Cake, Batman.

People just love to reflect back on the Good ol' days. The days before the ungrateful little brats came along and turned things upside down with their rebellious attitudes and loud music. If only they just listened to us old-timers they would know what was good for 'em.

[SandeepKher]

Originally Posted by enterscope.com

Holy Banana Pudding Pound Cake, Batman.

People just love to reflect back on the Good ol' days. The days before the ungrateful little brats came along and turned things upside down with their rebellious attitudes and loud music. If only they just listened to us old-timers they would know what was good for 'em.

I agree with you enterscope. Times have changed.

[freeadstime]

The author has made a good point. Combining immediate charm with having some long term charm can make one stable.

[crownedking]

A good combination of thoughts. But as said above, times have changed.

[SeanIM]

That is a good read. I've been getting more into starting writing off with a quote, an image or whatever...and lead it into a story. Stories, nostalgia, etc really captivate. 2 thumbsup