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Article Writing Tip of the Week
Posted by Jeff Herring on 01 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Article Writing, Article Writing Tip of the Week
“Article Writing Secrets - A Simple 4 Step Formula for Rapid Article Writing”
Article writing is a volume game - the more articles you write, the more all your other important numbers will increase.
But how do you write lots of articles, write them fast, and still make sure they are good quality articles?
4 steps for rapid article writing
Step 1 - Make a list of tips for your topic in your niche - Don’t stop at Continue Reading»
Article Writing Tip of the Week
Posted by Jeff Herring on 02 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Article Writing, Article Writing Tip of the Week, Article of the Week
Article Writing Secrets - A Simple 4 Step Formula for Writing Lots of Great Articles
Many people wonder, “How am I going to write my first article? How am I going to write enough to make this worthwhile to get enough traffic?”
Here’s how. I’m going to give you five simple words. It’s a four-step formula. The first step has one word. The second step has one word. The third step has two words. The fourth step has one word.
Step 1: Begin
Remember, I told you this was simple and powerful and profound when you use it. Just begin, start. Write your first article and get it out there. So start, begin. You’ve got to if you’re going to do anything with this.
Write this down, especially you perfectionists out there.
You don’t have to be great to start, Continue Reading»
Article Writing Tip of the Week
Posted by Jeff Herring on 14 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Article Guy TeleSeminars, Article Writing Tip of the Week
Article Writing Secrets - Think of Your Article as Just a Slice of Your Expertise
One of the frequently asked questions I receive about article writing is
“How do I write an article without giving away everything I know?’
Well, first of all the good news - since the optimum length for an article on the internet is 300 - 500 words, you really can’t give away everything you know.
Having said that, allow me to introduce a concept to you called “topic slicing.” Topic slicing is simply choosing one topic from the many in your niche, and slicing off a small sliver of that topic to focus on in your article. Choose one slice of a topic and make that slice the theme and point of your article.
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Article Writing - How to Write 100 Articles in 100 Days - A Case Study on Power Article Writing
Posted by Jeff Herring on 27 Dec 2007 | Tagged as: Article Writing, Article Writing Tip of the Week
Here is my best article on Article Writing for 2007:
Article writing is the beginning of your article marketing business. If you are going to market your articles, you have to write your articles.
Profound statement, huh?
The reality about article marketing is that the higher your article volume, the higher all your other numbers (traffic, prospects, subscribers, customers, profits) will be.
So the question then becomes “How can you write as many great quality articles in as little time as possible?”
100 Articles in 100 Days
Connie Green, one of my students and mentees, and now one of my partners, not only impressed me this spring, but just really blew me away when she set a goal to write 100 articles in 100 days.
Unfortunately she did not make it. It only took her 78 days to do it.
Now that is impressive!
How she did it
Anyone can set a goal. It’s the rare person that knows how to get their goal.
According to Connie, there were three central factors that helped her achieve her goal of 100 articles in 100 days.
1 . She used a set of templates or outlines for her articles - As a member of my mentee program, Connie gets my article writing templates for free. What set her apart from other mentees or purchasers of the templates is she use them, and used them in a big way!
2. She wrote regularly - Connie made writing several articles a day a priority. Making writing an article or two a part of your business day gets you in the flow of writing and keeps you in the flow of writing.
3. She began to see and continues to see article ideas everywhere - Many newbie article marketers wonder how they will find enough ideas to write enough articles. Once you get in and stay in the flow of writing articles, you begin to see article ideas everywhere.
Congratulations to Connie! And by the way, Connie did not stop writing when she met her goal. As of this writing July 21, 2007, Connie has 125 published articles on EzineArticles.com, and many more in development.
I’d like to see you too use these tips to write more articles.
Click here to claim access to your set of Instant Article Templates
And coming tomorrow, the best Article Submission article of 2007…so stay tuned!
Article Writing Tip of the Week - Why there is no such thing as writer’s block!
Posted by Jeff Herring on 16 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Article Writing Tip of the Week, Audios
Listen now
I don’t believe in writer’s block. Never had it and expect to never get it. People get it because they expect to get it. Have you ever had “eating block?” - “bike riding block?” - etc? The next time you think you have writer’s block, write about it.
Resource: http://www.20MinuteArticles.com
Glossary: Too many people believe that Writer’s Block is an inevitable condition for any writer. Strange to put something in a glossary that I don’t believe exists, but I don’t believe writer’s block is real. It’s just a belief we have. Write past it.
