How to get publishers to notice you
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How to Get Publishers to Notice You
Summary
If your articles aren't getting published often, or if you want to boost your chances of publication, this guide offers valuable tips to help you succeed.Tips to Increase Publication Success
1. Optimal Article Length
Craft your article to be between 500 and 800 words. If you need more space, consider splitting your work into multiple parts.
2. Concise Resource Box
Keep your resource box 5 to 6 lines long. Its primary aim is to invite readers to seek more information, not to sell them something. If you need a longer ad, purchase one instead.
3. Consistent Line Length
Format lines in your article and resource box to 60 to 65 characters. This avoids uneven formatting that can disrupt readability in some email programs. Use free tools like [FWO Formatter](http://www.fwointl.com/FWOFormatter.html) to help with this.
4. Create Genuine Content
Ensure your article offers valuable and useful information. Avoid writing what essentially amounts to a sales pitch or press release, as these are typically rejected.
5. Check Link Activity
Verify that all links in your article are active and working before submission. Broken links can frustrate readers and reduce your credibility.
6. Perfect Your Grammar and Spelling
Submitting error-laden articles looks unprofessional and can lead to immediate rejection. Proofread carefully to maintain respect for the publisher and their readers.
7. Avoid SPAM Triggers
Consider running your article through a program to check for spam triggers that might lead to rejection by filters. This is a courtesy step that impresses publishers. Check your article for free at [Lyris Content Checker](http://www.lyris.com/contentchecker).
8. Follow Publisher Guidelines
Always adhere to the publisher's submission guidelines. Ignoring these rules guarantees rejection faster than anything else.
Final Thoughts
Print this list and keep it handy when writing. Following these tips will respect both publishers and readers, maximizing your chance of publication. For more insights on crafting sales letters, query letters, and more, explore our other resources.You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: How to get publishers to notice you.
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