9 Steps to Unique Articles
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9 Steps to Crafting Unique Articles
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Summary:
1. Remove Your LimitsStart by narrowing your subject to a single core idea and brainstorm around it. For example, if you're writing about "Study Skills," broaden your concept to "School." Write down everything that comes to mind, and when ideas run out, ask open-ended questions to dig deeper.
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1. Remove Your Limits
Begin by reducing your topic to a core word. If your topic is "Study Skills," think about "School." Note everything related to school, and when you exhaust your ideas, ask open-ended questions like:
- What did I enjoy about school?
- What scared me?
- What do I wish I'd known from the start?
This helps you understand the mindset of someone dealing with school-related challenges.
2. Restore Your Focus
After understanding your audience's feelings, refocus on your original topic. What new questions arise? Is it really about "Studying," or perhaps Time Management, working without distractions, or overcoming fear of failure?
3. Be Your Audience
Write each question on a separate sheet. Continue until you have at least ten. Stay in your readers’ mindset until all major concerns are covered.
4. Take a Step Back
Set your questions aside for a few hours, or overnight. Don’t consciously think about them; let your subconscious process. If new questions come up, note them down and then let go.
5. Get Out Your Pen and Write
When ready, sit with your questions and start answering them. Writing by hand can unlock overlooked ideas. Avoid editing at this stage. Speech-to-text software or a digital recorder can help bypass your internal editor. Imagine advising someone in front of you; keep it natural and conversational.
6. Edit Lightly
Trust your instincts. Correct obvious errors but avoid major edits until you've let the piece "sit" for a while. Overnight is ideal, but even a short break refreshes your perspective. Writing multiple articles in one sitting can help shift focus and provide distance from your draft.
7. Polish It Up
Short articles shouldn’t need heavy editing if written as outlined here. They'll naturally flow. With each Q&A on a separate sheet, it's easy to select what you want. Arrange them logically, ensuring clarity and smooth transitions.
8. Top and Tail It
Craft a brief introduction as a teaser. Many article directories use the first paragraph in RSS feeds, so include your primary keywords at least once. Conclude with a short summary, highlighting key points and offering further exploration ideas. Don’t forget your resource box: use the format [SubmitYourNewArticle.com](http://www.SubmitYourNewArticle.com) for a clickable link.
9. Submit It!
Follow these steps, and you’ll have a unique, engaging article ready for submission.
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