Ezine Article Writing - Structure And Stretch
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Ezine Article Writing: Structure and Expansion
Word Count: 722
Summary:
For webmasters, writing articles for ezines is a fantastic way to gain free publicity. However, many hesitate because they fear they can't write enough, even on topics they know well. Novice writers often experience a mental block when faced with writing for publication. The common concern is running out of things to say, but this can be managed with a few effective strategies.Keywords:
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Article Body:
For webmasters, writing articles for ezines offers a valuable opportunity for free publicity. Despite this, many hesitate, fearing they won't have enough content to fill an article, even on familiar subjects. Those new to article writing often find their minds going blank at the prospect. A frequent concern is not being able to write enough about a topic. This challenge usually resolves itself during writing, but there are tricks to help expand your word count if needed.Most article directories require a minimum of 500 words, with an ideal range between 500 and 700 words. For your first attempt, aim for 500 words. While this may seem daunting, understanding that articles typically consist of three sections?"introduction, main content, and conclusion?"simplifies the process. The main content is generally divided into 3-5 paragraphs.
If you aim for three paragraphs in the main content, you'll need about 100 words per paragraph?" a manageable target. Plan each paragraph's sub-topic in advance, and feel free to use subheadings for clarity and structure.
Let's explore structuring an article with an example topic: planting spring bulbs. Your outline might look like this:
- Introduction: General information about types of bulbs, varieties, colors, best planting times, and benefits of bulbs compared to other methods.
- Paragraph 1: Selecting the right bulbs for different situations, such as shaded areas, containers, mixed plantings, or indoor displays.
- Paragraph 2: Planting techniques, which could include container choice, soil selection, planting depths, and color planning.
- Paragraph 3: General bulb care, covering aspects like watering, trimming, propagation, and naturalizing.
- Conclusion: Summarize the topics or highlight that following these tips will ensure a vibrant display year after year.
The closing paragraph can be brief, but the introduction often exceeds 100 words. If you're knowledgeable about bulbs, consider writing multiple articles on each sub-topic.
If you're compelled to write about a topic but feel you've exhausted your ideas, here are some strategies to boost your word count without resorting to fluff:
1. Use a subtitle and apply subheadings where suitable for each paragraph.
2. When using acronyms, spell out the full term in brackets. For instance, write "PPC (Pay Per Click advertising)" to add seven words.
3. Incorporate quotes or statistics. A relevant quote can enrich your article and provide additional content. Add the quote, author's name, and a brief author's note, like "the renowned Russian poet." If quotes don't fit, incorporate an intriguing statistic, crediting the source for added content.
By following these guidelines, writing a sufficiently lengthy article for Ezine publication becomes a much simpler task.
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