How To Write Articles

1). Go With the Flow: Write With Transition Words and Phrases By : Shaun Fawcett
Copyright © Shaun R. Fawcett One of the most common weaknesses I see in day-to-day writing is poor logical flow from one idea or point to the next. This usually takes the form of a bunch of seemingly unrelated phrases thrown together with little or no sense of sequence, continuity, or relativity. Although the overall subject may be obvious, the words to describe it seem to be scattered on the page like an almost random set of unconnected thoughts.
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2). 10 Secrets For Everyday Writing Success By : Shaun Fawcett
Copyright © Shaun R. Fawcett During my 30-year career in a variety of professional positions in both the private and public sectors I have written literally thousands of letters and memos and hundreds of reports. If I had to boil–down everything I’ve learned about practical day-to-day writing for both personal and business purposes into 10 key points, this would be my “Top 10 List".
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3). How To Avoid Clichés - That Sounds Familiar By : Scott Lindsay
When writing articles, stories for full blown manuscripts it is often in your best interest to avoid common phrases or colloquialisms. Many writers refer to the overuse of these phrases as cliché and they avoid them like the plague. It may take some work to find new ways to say something you’ve relied on clichés to say for you. Two exercises I have used for this is to pick a vocabulary list and only use words on that list to compose a thought.
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4). One Epic Flashback By : Scott Lindsay
You've probably watched a movie where you observe the lead character in a quiet, contemplative moment. It's not long before you hear a sound similar to a camera and the movie shifts to an event from the past that provides a clue about what is happening to the character in the present. This is a common technique in storytelling called flashback (analepsis).
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5). Deciding What To Write-Can You Get There From Here? By : Scott Lindsay
When writing an article or story, how exactly do you decide what to write? Do your characters develop as you go when writing fiction? Does your plot unfold by chance? Do you have a clear idea of where your story or article is going before you actually begin to write? I have to admit there are times when I just start writing and worry about the details later.
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6). The Adventures of a Paperboy's Mother By : Barbara Adams
The woman in the doorway is saying, "I don't want the paper except on alternate Tuesdays, and every third Sunday until October 1. Steve stands on her porch, looks bewildered, and turning to me as I wait in the car he says helplessly, "Mommmmmmmmm!" You haven't lived until you have risen at 5:00 a.m. to drive your eleven-year-old son on his paper route.
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7). Before Painting Words By : Scott Lindsay
No matter what kind of writing you consider your forte you might want to consider the use of a ‘learning log’. The process of writing generally requires research. Unless you are recounting personal events in a first person non-fiction narrative the use of research tools is a highly valued counterpart to effective writing. A learning log is simply a journal with notes that are specific to the subject matter you are seeking to write.
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8). No More Generic Cover Letters! By : Judi Perkins
Creating a job search cover letter doesn’t need to be a laborious process. Effective cover letters are short, skimmable and easy to read (a good rule of thumb no matter WHERE your cover letter is going) – three to four paragraphs tops. If you are answering an ad, address the requirements in the ad and speak to how your experience relates to each. If you are sending the letter cold, make sure your letter reflects some research on the company, how your background relates, and why you have an interest in that company.
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9). How to Write Results-Oriented Web Pages, Sales letters, Ads, and Flyers By : Joel Sussman
Copyright 2006 Joel Sussman First, the bad news: There are dozens of ways you can go wrong in writing and designing (what you hope will be) an effective sales letter, web sales page, promotional flyer or ad. Now the good news: The learning curve for getting it right is relatively short. Here are some key guidelines and pointers for getting noticed, generating interest, and persuading people to respond to your offer.
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10). How To Write A Feature By : Chris Kennelly
There are really no restrictions when it comes to making feature articles because unlike news stories, you have no length requirement to think about. It basically is a journalists equivalent to an essay.
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11). How to Write High Profit Ebooks By : David O Connell
The process of writing an Ebook is fairly straightforward if you follow a few simple tips. Before you begin, it helps to get your ideas organized; otherwise your book could end up an utter mess. Before you even start writing,
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12). If You Can Think, Feel and Talk -- You Can Write By : Brett Michael
Many people experience anxiety when it comes time to writing. They think their writing has to be letter perfect to be good enough for publishing.
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13). Professional Tips On Writing Effective Articles By : Andrew Shiveley
Contrary to popular belief, you do not have to be a naturally talented writer to write effective and high quality articles. Whether you are writing articles for your blog, or other content site, or you are article marketing through a distribution service, there are secrets to effective article writing that can help you produce the kind of content you like.
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