Here Is My Simple Way To Write A Good Article

Hello,
I want to share with you my simple method to write a good articles with less effort and more quality, i choose this method because it work for me very well and give me some good results and satisfied clients, generally i wrote articles in French and Arabic as freelancer and the results was good and the writing is more easier :
1- Make a research in the topic of your article.
2- Take notes of the more important informations of your research.
3- Create the title of your article, try to be more creative and original.
4- Create the first paragraph explaining what's your article is about (100 to 150 words).
5- write the next paragraphs (100 to 150 words).
6- Check the spelling and grammar mistakes.
that's my simple method to create new articles and it took me about 30 min to 1 hour for every article.
If you have more tips please feel free to share them here.
Best regards

 

Hi.
Yes... to follow an article template like the one above makes writing easy and fast.

And this thread would make a good list of resource for article writers if more people add on to it.

Here are two basic article type templates that I use:

#1 Basic Article Template:

Article Topic Title
Introduction - introduce your topic
Body - 2 or 3 short paragraphs that support your introduction topic
Conclusion - summarize your intro and supportive statements
Optional - article writer resource info or call to action

#2 List Type Article Template:

Article Topic Title
Introduction - Intro your topic and what the reader will learn
List1 or (Tip1 or Step1) - List your first step or tip with short intro or benefit
List2 - see list 1
List3 - see list 1
List4 - see list 1
List5 - see list 1
List 6-10 or more
Conclusion - summarize overall intro and general benefits or importance of topic
Optional - article writer resource info or call to action

 

yeah it's you are making a simple scientific expirement. Which follows step by step procedure.

 

tip 6 is the most important tip.

 

Thanks for your contribution

 

I actually find it a lot easier to write both the introduction and the title at the end after the rest of the article is done.

 

yes it could be a useful for some articles, i think this way you can resume the article with the appropriate title.

 

Hm, in your view - 150 words are one paragraph ... for 95% of people on internet it is full article There are plenty of studies proving people absolutly don't read long articles. Internet is not a book and the writer can be happy if reader spends 20 seconds with his article

- The rule one of writing - write it short
- The rule two - If you think it is short, make it more shorter

Even the most capable writers often fail because they do not want to delete their job and all the brilliant and funny ideas

 

I don't think 150 words is enough to explain an idea or give a helpful informations also if the readers found that the content is great, they will spend more time on it and comeback for more.

 

Very true. It also isn't enough to convince Google that they should rank it for anything important.

 

thaks

thanks for this tip about google rating.

 

It's not about the amount of words. It's about what is relayed to the reader in the words that were written.

A person will read a lengthy article if the article is written to keep the reader engaged / interested. Formatting plays a major role as well.

If you fail to hook the reader in your opening paragraph, it doesn't matter how many words are written from that point forward.

 

Length of the article depends on what you are writing. You cannot fix word count because someone is saying it. Information must prosper to engage the readers. What's key?

Writing revealing introduction para and then following that with useful information for targeted audience.

Thanks.

 

I agree with this, the more the content is original and attractive the more readers keep reading and coming for more no matter how the words count.

 

This is a good point too, there is some topics or informations that's need more content to be explained correctly.

 

There's one little thing I want to add. I am forever reminded of the need to do this: have my work proofread. I have not at this time settled on an outside proofreader so this is what I do.

I leave the article for at least 10 minutes, then come back to it. A period even as short as that enables me to view things with fresh eyes. That way, I more readily catch mistakes. Leaving it overnight is better. Going over it and over it and over it, then just sending it out means I mail out out embarrassing mis-spellings and the like.