Article Writing Champs... Please share your article writing blueprint / formula

[Spencer Jones]

It would help lots of warriors, if champ article writers can show up and share their article writing blueprint/formula... for cranking up Heaps of High Quality Targeted Articles in Minimal Time and With Minimal Effort...

Thanks for sharing...
Spencer Jones

[RGallowitz]

There are HUNDREDS of products/tutorials on this subject. The warriorforum alone is chock full of it.


Reinhardt

[TheMagicShow]

Originally Posted by Spencer Jones

It would help lots of warriors, if champ article writers can show up and share their article writing blueprint/formula... for cranking up Heaps of High Quality Targeted Articles in Minimal Time and With Minimal Effort...

Thanks for sharing...
Spencer Jones

Hey Spencer,

have a good look at this thread All-In-One: All About Article Marketing

Cheers,
Magic

[Spencer Jones]

Thanks Reinhard, MagicMel...

What I am looking for is an Exact Blueprint (fomat / template) for writing articles that works best... A template that can be easily followed and made byheart, so that everytime someone sits to write the content flows easily and in a organized patters to make up a well written article.

I believe there must be multiple templates that warriors use. I am hoping to find the best from among the ones you share...

Thanks...
Spencer Jones

[Hamida Harland]

Here are some templates:
Article Writing & Marketing Insights – EzineArticles Blog Article Templates

[Bev Clement]

Quality and Minimal time and effort don't go together.

If you need to know how to write quality then you will need to spend time and effort in doing it.

[Spencer Jones]

Originally Posted by Hamida Harland

Here are some templates:
Article Writing & Marketing Insights – EzineArticles Blog Article Templates

Thanks for that link... looks nice...

Originally Posted by Bev Clement

Quality and Minimal time and effort don't go together.

If you need to know how to write quality then you will need to spend time and effort in doing it.

I disagree... It may be difficult but I don't believe it's impossible... If one has enough and indepth knowledge about a particular niche/topic/subject and if he/she holds a good article writing template/pattern then sure, the article can be done in minimal time and effort without compromising the quality.

[allthesp]

Just write what looks interesting! If it is quick and easy, the quality is going to be sub-par.

Take the time and make quality!

[pheonix44]

Take it deathly seriously and come up with a plan of attack. Do whatever it takes to create good content that offers people a reason to read it and come back for more. Then wash rinse and repeat.

[bahnsurf]

Hi,

Understand the hot button of your niche is the fastest and easiest way to crank out articles.

Hope this helps.

[travlinguy]

Stories. The format is simple (but not always easy unless you’re a storyteller). An individual has an issue or problem. It might be lack of money, health, love, etc. S/he searches for the solution aimlessly hoping to find the answer. Finally, just before throwing in the towel, he finds your product or service and everything turns around for him.

When done properly this formula is powerful because, for one, stories engage the reader and people who are not usually likely to read will often get caught up in a good story to see how it turns out for the character. And if you really want to grab them, make every paragraph a mini-cliffhanger. That makes it nearly impossible for them to click away.

Another thing about this format is that the reader will identify with the character in the story and root for him, especially if they have a similar problem and want a solution.

People relate to his problems and want to see the underdog win. Once you've established this kind of rapport with your reader and he identifies and empathizes with the character you have a better chance of converting him. That might be a click through to a landing or sales page. Getting the sale might be a two or three-step process. The only drawback to this method is that not all products/services lend themselves to the story format, but plenty do.

Straight informational writing is good, but if I can find a way to get it done with a story I always go that route.

[steven seven]

Do keyword research for term you wish to rank ? Low competition and high seaches.
Write a good headlines - tips to improve (), the secret of (), get rid of () forever, little know secret of () and .....
write content with 2% keywords density. intro mention 1-2 times, body and conclusion mention 1 time.
write a good author resource box and link to your site with anchor tect link and web address.
publish it.

write the content interesting to human and not robot.
finally find your author rss feed and ping it in pingoat.

that all from me. all the best.

[Spencer Jones]

Originally Posted by travlinguy

Stories. The format is simple (but not always easy unless you’re a storyteller). An individual has an issue or problem. It might be lack of money, health, love, etc. S/he searches for the solution aimlessly hoping to find the answer. Finally, just before throwing in the towel, he finds your product or service and everything turns around for him.

When done properly this formula is powerful because, for one, stories engage the reader and people who are not usually likely to read will often get caught up in a good story to see how it turns out for the character. And if you really want to grab them, make every paragraph a mini-cliffhanger. That makes it nearly impossible for them to click away.

Another thing about this format is that the reader will identify with the character in the story and root for him, especially if they have a similar problem and want a solution.

People relate to his problems and want to see the underdog win. Once you've established this kind of rapport with your reader and he identifies and empathizes with the character you have a better chance of converting him. That might be a click through to a landing or sales page. Getting the sale might be a two or three-step process. The only drawback to this method is that not all products/services lend themselves to the story format, but plenty do.

Straight informational writing is good, but if I can find a way to get it done with a story I always go that route.

Thankyou Travlinguy for bringing this up, Yes I have come across this kind of articles, sure they are attractive and converts very well. But I was always uncertain about this kind of article.

I have these questions - Will not such kind of article be illegal if the stories are cooked up ones? When I went for expert advise regarding using such kind of articles for promotion, I got the reply that, if the stories are real, then I can go ahead, or else it can hurt. If anyone can give a solid answer regarding this issue it will be helpful.

Thanks...

[Spencer Jones]

Can anybody tell me if writing stories promoting products is ok? Is there any legal side to it?

Thanks...

[ebiz4u]

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[Spencer Jones]

Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises

See if Andrew Hansen still has "Content Speed Writing". Very good techniques to create quality content quickly. I just came across it again today while browsing through some of the binders I have filled with different ebooks and reports.

Tina

Thanks... I do have Article Speed Writing by Andrew... Read it multiple times and have it printed and sitting next to me.