I have to write articles every day. Many articles. I have lots of newsletter subscribers, blogs and products that all need articles. How about you? So you need easy ways to write articles fast.
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I’m going to share several of my fast article writing tips with you today. Some may be repeats of tips you’ve heard before… but the bottom line is – They work!
Tip #1. Use PLR and Public Domain to get all the content you need to “start” your article. By now you must know that you should not use PLR (private label rights) articles as is. Why would you? You can spend a few minutes changing the content into something new and fresh… Can’t You?
By using Public Domain copyright free material in conjunction with the PLR articles… you can quickly add new content to replace some of the PLR content… mix it all up… and out pops a 100% original article by you.
Easy!
Tip #2. Use a template. Yep… an article template is one of the neatest tricks for writing articles – Fast!
Open up your MS Word document (or other document formating software) and create a blank document.
Add in a place for:
- Title
- Subtitles
- Put in place markers for paragraphs – 2 or 3 under each subtitle
- Your Sig Line Area
Now every time you need to write an article… open up your template and start entering everything you can think of that should go in your article in the appropriate slots.
Once you have dumped everything on this template… it’s quick and easy to adjust everything and Boom! Your article is done.
Tip #3 Closely connected to the template method is to use the 4-step writing formula…
Step One: Write Out A List of Everything You Want To Share. That’s right, just write down everything you want to share in your article. I’m talking just start rambling on paper (or your computer screen). Everything you can think of that relates to the subject of your article. Just a list of “ideas” you want to share.
Step Two: Write Everything You Can Think Of For Each Entry. For each entry on your list (I.E. Each “idea”) write down everything you can think of. Explain each idea as thoroughly as you can. Share research, examples, case studies, quotes, tips, resources — everything you can find for each section.
Step Three: Organize Your Thoughts. Take everything and put it into a logical order. If it’s a tutorial, organize it chronologically in order of which steps come first. If it’s a “tips” article, categorize the tips. Put things in a logical order for your readers to be able to understand as they begin reading.
Step Four: Edit And Pad The Sections. Go back to each section and edit. Take out what doesn’t need to be in there. And add more content to the sections that need further explanation.
Congratulations. You just wrote an article. 
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Want to know how I find all the Public Domain copyright free material I’ll ever need?
click here –> Public Domain Treasure Hunters Kit
About The Author:
 Debra Conrad is an online entrepreneur, information publisher, and author that has been using Public Domain material to create profitable products and businesses since 2007. She is also co-author of "The Public Domain Treasure Hunter's Survival Kit" available here. For more info Debra, click here. |
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