How To Write Great Marketing Articles


by Dominic Tay - Date: 2010-09-26 - Word Count: 319 Share This!

We read a lot of articles in the web that impresses us a lot. Some writers never seem to run out of ideas or words that make everything they write interesting. Sometimes we wonder how they do it.
That's the one of the nice things about the net. Search and you will receive the answers. So here are some great tips on how to write great marketing articles:

1. Form an outline about your topic. Think of questions you might ask about the product or idea. Arrange them systematically by order of importance or significance.
2. Supply the answers to your questions. Make sure your answers are correct and up to date. Since you may not know all the answers personally, research and express the answers in your own words. Otherwise, you'll be accused of plagiarizing.
3. Express your answers as if you are talking to somebody. While you're at it keep your words simple. It's nice to learn some new words, but it isn't fun clicking on to the dictionary every now and then. If you are the reader, you'd prefer to get right to the point so you can read more.
4. Keep your article short. A reader who faces a long reading material tends to think that it's going to be boring. Most of us feel that way, actually. So just spill out the important facts and use simple words. This way the reader won't feel mentally drained after reading your article.
5. Make a word count now and then just to keep track of how much words you have used up. We often get carried away with our writing without realizing that we have used more words than necessary. Check for redundancies or repetitious thoughts then discard them.
Wrap up your article with a good conclusion by making the reader feel he just read something useful. Inject a little humor in your parting words or phrases; like dessert after a meal.

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