How do you write articles?

Quick and effective research.

Good knowledge of writing formats.

Standardized procedure of outlining, drafting, filling in, editing.

It's really not that hard if you master these three things.

Make some research on the topic. Read but no need to write down points. Write without editing.

Proof read your article and make edit on grammer, spelling etc.

I usually use a conversational tone, too. Oftentimes this is more effective than a simply informative article stating blah blah blah statistics. Nobody likes to read long lists of facts and technical details. You might have to include technical specifications for some articles, depending on the niche, but you still need to roll it all into a conversational tone.

You have to write original articles so that they may remain in the first pages of the search engines and send you traffic for years.

First of all you should find the best keywords for your topics, based on keyword tools.

If you don’t know anything about the topic you want to write about, you should read many documents online about it, and then write your own version. Make a combination with the information you will collect, and your own ideas and experiences and create original content this way. The originality of an article is based on your writing style, and not on the information you give. In other words, even if you’ll write an article about things already known, it will be considered original if you’ll write it with your own words.

Of course, it is better to write about things that other people don’t know if you have a special knowledge. This way your articles will be really original and have a better ranking.

However, you also have to write well, without mistakes. From what you have written here in your presentation, your English doesn’t seem to be so perfect. In this case, you need an editor that will improve your documents. You can find a cheap editor at elance.com or odesk.com.

Take care!

Everything I write, whether for a client, or myself, is 100% original.

This does not mean I do not look at other articles as part of my research, because I definitely do.

As an example, if I were writing an article on Wart Removal, I would look at the 3 or 4 most viewed articles on EZA for ideas. I would check what Wikipedia, WebMD, and potentially another site or two says before I started typing. If I, or my client, had a target product lined up I would be reading their sales page, FAQ, and testimonials. It might sound like it takes a lot of time, but in reality you could check all of those very quickly, have good ideas, and factual information to work from.

With just that little bit of time you could probably write 10-20 articles on wart removal, all which would be original and interesting.

The Quick and Dirty Explanation.

Go To ezinearticles. read some articles about your niche. try to find the red line in each of the articles. then combine all facts together. I recommend you get Dan Kennedys Ultimate Sales letter. It will help you alot when starting article marketing.

Best Regards,

Alex.