1 .In the first paragraph obviously state what the article is about. In standard journalism you would tell who, what, why, when and where an event is occurrence.
2. Organize your material in a point-wise fashion. Before you start writing think of the points that your article is leaving to cover.
3. Place the reader at ease. You are not writing for a scientific or literary society, but to your peers on the Internet. Write in an easy style and if you bring in new terms, describe them for your readers.
4. Explain your points in little paragraphs. Short paragraphs are easier for the reader to follow. No one likes to appear at a long block of solid text. Three, four or five sentences are typically enough for one paragraph.
5. Dont be afraid to fall all the beans! Tell your deal secrets!
6. Give real examples and personal experiences to back up your points
7. Emphasize the benefits of your product or service. When it comes to selling, it is the benefits that sell, quite than the features.
8. Give resource in arrange to your readers. Give the addresses of websites where your readers can obtain more information on the subject that you are talking about.
9. Get another view on your article. Demonstrate it to your friends and colleagues, and dont worry if they disapprove of you, it is better that your friends find the mistakes than your customers. Always remember, a good editor is a writers best friend
10. Keep your most significant information near the beginning of the article and summarize what you want to say at the ending. Editors typically cut things near the end, so keep your most important points and ideas in the beginning of the article. At the very end of the article you can summarize what you set out to achieve in your opening paragraph.
posted by steve Sahale
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