6 Tips to Getting Your Article Read

BusinessMarketing & Advertising

  • Author James Mepp
  • Published July 25, 2008
  • Word count 460

Many people dread writing articles. Many feel it is a waste to write such a long article when nobody is going to read it. Some people feel as though reading an article is work especially when the article is boring. Well, articles need to read to get the information within them. When not read then writing an article is a waste of time and effort.

At the same time, articles need to be written to be read. The key to getting them read is a matter of written them well. Writing a good article doesn’t have to be a tedious process. There are a few tips to follow to help you write a good article. After you get the basics down, writing becomes fun. A profit can also be made by writing articles.

You should focus on writing articles about topics that you know a lot about. When you begin writing the articles, you will notice it is easier because you know what you’re writing about. You must make your articles creative and interesting.

The six tips below will help you write articles that people will enjoy reading.

  1. Always avoid using long paragraphs. The reader’s mind will get tangled up in the massive clump of words. Long paragraphs tend to become difficult to read. The reader will likely skip the article completely. Paragraphs can be as short as one sentence or a few words.

  2. When possible use numbers or bullets. Numbers or bullets can help points out specific points making them easier to spot and remember. Each points, guide, tip, or method should be sorted using bullets or numbers. It is a good idea to format your bullets and numbers with indentations as well.

  3. Always use subheadings to subdivide your paragraphs. This allows you to separate each point from one another. This also allows readers to easy check out one point to another. This will allow you to keep your reader’s attention.

  4. Always create a strong attention-grabbing title or header. If you have a boring or lame title the reader will likely skip it entirely. Asking questions is a great way to grab the reader’s attention. Titles and headers should give a quick insight about what the article or the next paragraph is going to be about.

  5. You must keep the article interesting from beginning to end. Using real life experiences is a great way to start any paragraph. Compile your experiences with in-depth graphics to drive the interest of the reader. Make reading the article a pleasurable and interesting experience.

  6. Use facts and figures only when necessary. Specific facts and figures can create a more authoritative article. Avoid making the article too formal. Write as though you are teacher speaking with an eager student.

James Mepp is an accomplished Internet Marketer and educator, focusing on innovative and unique techniques for building a successful online home-based business. For a limited time, you can claim the Affiliate Marketer's Handbook absolutely FREE at Bright-Insight.

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