The 7 Step Formula For Writing Powerful Articles In Less Than An

The 7 Step 'formula' For Writing Powerful Articles In Less Than An Hour

What I'm about to Reveal to you in this article is a easy to follow, "Step-By-Step" formula for writing Powerful articles in less than a hour.

It might take you a few times to get the hang of it the first time around, But, once you've gotten through the learning curve, your articles will flow out of you without stressing your brain out to much.

I say this from experience because I used to be terrified about the thought of writing an article, but, once I got this formula down to an art, they seem to come together quite easily now.

The benefits of writing articles alone Out-Weight the fear of having to write them, so read this article with an open mind and if you have to read through it twice, do so.

Writing articles are Very powerful and in my mind, the best way to build Trust and Credibility with your online business.

So, without further delay, let's go to Step #1.

Step #1. Targeting your audience.

The first thing you have to figure out is which audience (target market) are you trying to reach.

This is critical to your overall outcome of your article and what you want your potential reader/customer to do next after they've read your article.

So, make sure you know ahead of time who you want to target.

Step #2. Put together a attention grabbing "Headline".

This is probably the single Most important step when it comes to writing your articles because this is what's used to "Bait" your potential reader/customer to read your article.

Let's use my "Headline" for this article as an example:

"THE 7 Step 'Formula' For Writing POWERFUL Articles In Less Than An Hour"

Notice how I've stated the main benefit you'll receive from reading my article, this is KEY, and this is what you want to convey to your potential reader/customer.

Step #3. Clearly explain your position on the issue.

This next step is where you introduce your article with a sentence or two that Clearly and Completely explains your position on the issue inwhich you promised in the "Headline" of your article.

You don't want to leave people hanging, but, at the same time, you don't want to hand them the store either.

Take a look at how I started out this article as an example.

Step #4. List off your main points you want to cover.

This is where you list off your main points you want to cover in point form.

You don't have to come up with alot... 3,4,5,7,10 , it really depends on what you plan on covering.

Step #5. Elaborate on each point you wrote down.

After you've finished writing down your main points you want to cover your next step is to elaborate on each of them with a sentence or two.

Step #6. Finish up with a Conclusion.

You've now figured out who your target audience is going to be.

You've put together a attention grabbing "Headline" to pull readers in.

You've listed off and elaborated on 3,4,5,7,10 points with a sentence or two.

Now... it's time for the "Conclusion".

And, your "Conclusion" is simply where you have your chance to tell your readers why this article was important and to get them to take action.

Step #7. Put together a compelling "Resource Box".

Your "Resource Box" is where you put your Copyright info and website Contact Information.

There are many styles of how your resource box could look, so, my suggestion to you is visit some article directories to see how others are putting there resource boxes together or you can take a look at mine at the end of this article.

Your choice.

Well, there you have it, "THE 7 Step 'Formula' For Writing POWERFUL Articles In Less Than An Hour".

The best way to get this "Formula" down is to have a nice size notepad to write on and go through the steps listed above to brainstorm your article topics.

Make sure you spend some time with your "Headline", this is probably the most important part of the article because its job is to "Bait" your readers.

Don't let "Fear" stop you from writing because You think you don't have any wisdom to share.

I used to think that way, but as you can see, I no longer fear writing and have NO problem sharing that with You.

So, with that said, I truly hope this article inspired you to get writing and got your creative juices flowing for your first article and the one's that follow.

BONUS : The 10 Tips For A Good Maintenance Of Fountain Pens

1) Wash your pen every few weeks and whenever changing ink color.

2) Use only cold or tepid water when washing the pen. Demineralised water will work best (tap water sometimes contains particles which may clog the feed).

3) Never use hot water, alcohol or solvents as these will damage the feed or other parts of the pen irreparably.

4) Wash the pen by filling and emptying it with water (repeat this until the water is clear). If the pen uses a cartridge/converter, soak the nib section in water for some hours.

5) If you do not plan on using your pen for a prolonged period of time, empty and wash it out before storing it away.

6) Avoid using chemically treated paper, which usually has a slick feel, because it does not absorb ink well and leaves residues on the point of the nib which might clog the ink flow

7) If travelling by plane, it is a general rule to follow with fountain pens to fill or empty them completely and keep them stored in vertical position with the point upward. This will avoid leakage.

8) Do not loan your pen to anyone, as the nib adjusts only to your own writing style (i.e.: pressure and angle).

9) When not using the pen, keep it stored vertically with point upward to prevent ink from settling in and clogging the feed.

10) If your pen does not write immediately (after not having been used it for more than a month) the ink has probably dried and clogged the nib and feed. To restore the ink flow either wash the nib with water or fill and empty it with ink of same color. If it does not write yet, wash it with tepid water.