Writing A Short Article Can Be As Easy As 1-2-3
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Writing a Short Article Made Simple: A 3-Step Guide
Summary:
Crafting a short article can be daunting due to the need for focus and organization. However, it becomes manageable by following a straightforward three-step structure.---
Overcoming Writer's Block
Many writers struggle with formatting when starting a new article. This common hurdle can eat up valuable brainstorming time. As a writing instructor, I’ve seen this challenge frequently. If you're facing a similar issue, you’re not alone. Luckily, writing a short article can be simplified by following just three steps.
Step One: Craft a Strong Thesis Statement
Think back to your school days?"the importance of a thesis was emphasized for good reason. It serves as the core of your article, presenting the main point you intend to convey. Without a clear thesis, readers might get confused or lose interest.
A thesis also benefits you as a writer by clearly defining your subject and perspective. Brainstorming this statement can jumpstart your writing process. Consider expanding your thesis to include supporting reasons. For instance:
Simple Thesis: Writing an article using a three-step process is easy.
Expanded Thesis: Writing an article using a three-step process is easy because it offers a flexible format, adapts to various topics, and is a proven method.
A good thesis will define the article's purpose, introduce the main message, and be clear and concrete.
Step Two: Frame Your Article
Framing your article is like building a house frame?"it provides support and structure. Start by expanding on your thesis' supporting points with notes and ideas. This step doesn’t have to take long but can save you time when writing the full article.
Step Three: Write Your Article
With your foundation in place, the writing process becomes more straightforward. Aim to write a five-paragraph article using this structure:
1. Introduction: Present your thesis.
2. Body Paragraph 1: Expand on your first supporting point.
3. Body Paragraph 2: Discuss your second supporting point.
4. Body Paragraph 3: Elaborate on your third supporting point.
5. Conclusion: Wrap up your article.
Each body paragraph should expand on the points identified in your thesis with ideas and examples brainstormed earlier.
This approach may not win literary awards, but it enables you to efficiently create a focused, informational article for various business needs. With an optimal internet article length of about 450 words, this structure can help you achieve clarity and ease.
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