Components of a good article....
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Create ideal content, choose relevant topic for your content, also add suitable images and keywords into it.
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What articles are to you an authority on their subject? They always have the same format, focused and good overview introduction, many headings of different aspects of the topic, and of course relevant and researched content in between, and an inspiring conclusion. Browse the web on your fav subjects, and see what a good article is, and just how accurate and varied it is. Then you have the blueprint like Jay-z
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> First of all, you should strong on what you are going to write and what keywords you will use in it.
> Collect some useful data or information regarding the topic.
> Make some notes about it from the other articles/video content.
> Before that, analyze the topic which is in trend or not or make it relevant to get trend once you post it.
> Wrap the collected information in brief along with the most relevant images, if needed.
> Before posting the content, proofread it.
> Collect some useful data or information regarding the topic.
> Make some notes about it from the other articles/video content.
> Before that, analyze the topic which is in trend or not or make it relevant to get trend once you post it.
> Wrap the collected information in brief along with the most relevant images, if needed.
> Before posting the content, proofread it.
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Check this website: https://medium.com/
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I find that I write my best articles when I'm really familiar with the topic and have had some or a lot of experience with it.
But I don't like writing articles. It's annoying. Takes lots of time and thinking and typing and editing pictures and making and editing videos and inserting alt tags and meta tags and meta keywords (haha I'm so two thousand and late) and bla bla bla.
The path of least resistance is the best path, and writing articles is not it, not to me anyway
But I don't like writing articles. It's annoying. Takes lots of time and thinking and typing and editing pictures and making and editing videos and inserting alt tags and meta tags and meta keywords (haha I'm so two thousand and late) and bla bla bla.
The path of least resistance is the best path, and writing articles is not it, not to me anyway
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- Understand your niche/audience.
- Next title: It's what gets people to click and start reading great content in the first place.
- Make it short and a quality one. Users don't spend much time on more extensive articles / weaker language articles.
- Optimize Your Content for Search Engines.
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This is one of the best posts I've read here about writing articles: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...re-your-favorite-tools-and-processes.1300054/
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Good article is something which should satisfy the needs of the reader. Suppose a person searches for some query on Google and lands on your website. The article should clearly explain what he is searching for. If you write such content , it will automatically improve rankings for the blog.
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Article should have Good Title - This is the most important part of the article if you want it to be attractive to the readers
Short introduction - A good 3-4-sentence-introduction that tells the readers the summary of the article or a prelude of what to expect is enough. In this way, you can keep your readers interested on the whole article.
Error free - Articles are written to educate or to inform. As much as possible it should not be subject to criticism from the readers
Terminologies - Avoid using superfluous words that are hard to understand. Keep your terms simple
Conclusion – Write a short conclusion that will summarize all the inputs you have inserted on your article. Keep it short and direct to the point.
Editing - After you wrote your articles. Take time to edit and re-edit. This will give you the chance to make revisions or inject some more thoughts to the article.
With these elements laid down, it should be easy for you to write your article that is relevant and readable from start to finish.
Short introduction - A good 3-4-sentence-introduction that tells the readers the summary of the article or a prelude of what to expect is enough. In this way, you can keep your readers interested on the whole article.
Error free - Articles are written to educate or to inform. As much as possible it should not be subject to criticism from the readers
Terminologies - Avoid using superfluous words that are hard to understand. Keep your terms simple
Conclusion – Write a short conclusion that will summarize all the inputs you have inserted on your article. Keep it short and direct to the point.
Editing - After you wrote your articles. Take time to edit and re-edit. This will give you the chance to make revisions or inject some more thoughts to the article.
With these elements laid down, it should be easy for you to write your article that is relevant and readable from start to finish.
Fariqam
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Thank you so much.
Fariqam
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Thank you so much for your valuable thoughts. It will help me write good articles.
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All good tips in this thread. However, if you're having some writer's block, there was a writer's block small guide posted here:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/preventing-writers-block-guide.1257031/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/preventing-writers-block-guide.1257031/