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How Best To Write Ezinearticles

by jobowen
11 replies
Hello Warriors,
i have this nagging problem with ezinearticles.com,i have submitted several articles with EZA i do not know how best to write the articles again so that it will be approved by ezinearticle.com.

So i am convinced that we have experts in article writing who can help me out. Though because of my $0 startup capital i cannot purchase any material
from fellow warriors for now. I will do that as i start making little earnings from
my effort online since i have not earned a dime from online business,i know that one day i will make with your help.:confused:

It is true that i am a newbie,i have a burning desire to make money online so i want assistance so as to continue, especially information that can aid me to acquire the skills in writing article that would be approved by article directories.

You honest contributions will be highly appreciated.
Thank you all.
#ezinearticles #write
  • Profile picture of the author procopywriter
    You're new... so I'll be gentle: copywriting and article marketing are two completely different disciplines. I believe there is a special forum for article marketing.

    But to answer your question... (and while I'm at it, I'll make it clear that I do NOT write articles for anyone but myself.)

    1. Make it at least 500 words. That's about a page in 12 pt. Times.
    2. Don't overtly sell. It's not an ad (which is why I don't do articles)... it's an educational piece.
    3. Don't refer to your own websites in the article (use the resource box for that)
    4. Make it interesting by giving good, useful information.

    There's no "secret formula". Just be halfway decent at writing. (Actually, seeing some of the articles online, you don't even need to be halfway decent. You just need to know how to use a keyboard... sort of.)
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  • Profile picture of the author travlinguy
    I'll start with your post. Be aware of what you're writing and how you present it. You use "I" many times in your post. It should be capitalized - simple but important when submitting an article. You also need to hit the space bar after using a comma or any other punctuation mark.

    Get in the habit of putting your best foot forward with everything you write, including your posts here and on other forums. Compose your stuff in Word or another program where you have the use of spell and grammar checking functions. Good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author JamesEcho1
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    • Profile picture of the author internetbill
      In my opinion you need to keep everything simple and straightforward. Dont try to sell anything and everything should be ok i.e you shouldn't have a problem getting accepted.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gunter Eibl
    What exactly is the problem? EZA usually tells you what is wrong with your articles.

    Gunter
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    • Profile picture of the author Mark McClure
      Jobowen,

      Here are some suggestions that require only the expenditure of time (and a little brain power).

      1 - Follow The EzineArticles blog - as well as Chris Knight's thoughts, you can also learn from some of the other posters... click on their profiles and see what types of articles they are successfully submitting in markets that interest you.

      2 Google Jeff Herring - the Internet Article guy.
      He's got a ton of free stuff, including article templates and mp3s all about article marketing.
      The Power of One Article

      For the 'price' of a free email address you can learn tons.
      Of course he will also try to politely sell you via his followup systems and one-time offers on the telecalls... but think of that as getting a free marketing education thrown in for good measure ;-)

      The thing I like about Jeff is that he was a trained therapist for many years and (almost accidentally) stumbled onto the power of article marketing via writing a syndicated newspaper column.

      He really hit his stride a few years ago when he came across Internet-based article marketing and took his therapy skills (his teleclasses are masterpieces of delightful knowledge transfer and really show off his communication skills) and writing skills into the world of "article marketing on the net".

      3- Google "Sean Mize". Another guy who's taken article marketing and made a real success of it.

      Good luck!
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      • Profile picture of the author CherylJohnson
        Originally Posted by Mark McClure View Post

        Jobowen,

        Here are some suggestions that require only the expenditure of time (and a little brain power).

        1 - Follow The EzineArticles blog - as well as Chris Knight's thoughts, you can also learn from some of the other posters... click on their profiles and see what types of articles they are successfully submitting in markets that interest you.

        2 Google Jeff Herring - the Internet Article guy.
        He's got a ton of free stuff, including article templates and mp3s all about article marketing.
        The Power of One Article

        For the 'price' of a free email address you can learn tons.
        Of course he will also try to politely sell you via his followup systems and one-time offers on the telecalls... but think of that as getting a free marketing education thrown in for good measure ;-)

        The thing I like about Jeff is that he was a trained therapist for many years and (almost accidentally) stumbled onto the power of article marketing via writing a syndicated newspaper column.

        He really hit his stride a few years ago when he came across Internet-based article marketing and took his therapy skills (his teleclasses are masterpieces of delightful knowledge transfer and really show off his communication skills) and writing skills into the world of "article marketing on the net".

        3- Google "Sean Mize". Another guy who's taken article marketing and made a real success of it.

        Good luck!

        Awesome references...thanks
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        • Profile picture of the author turbostar52
          While writing your article, put yourself in the frame of mind of the searcher entering the keyword for which you are writing. Also, write in a conversational, informational tone. Don't use hype, though. In addition, use "you" sparingly; this pronoun connects with the reader's emotions. With these tips, along with good grammar and puntuation, you should do fine.
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  • Profile picture of the author Aira Bongco
    Hi Jobowen,

    You're a newbie so it may take some time to understand how articles online work. You see, effective online content does not only inform. It changes the lives of the ones who read it. It must be something of value so people will pay attention to it.

    I would suggest reading a lot of other blogs and taking note on how it made you feel after reading it. Now try to address which parts of the article made you feel that way.

    Effective articles are always reader-centered. It's not about you as an expert. It's about what information can you give.

    Hope that helps,

    Aira
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  • Profile picture of the author Article Writer
    Here is my input,

    The Articles should be Informative and shouldn't be promotional articles.
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