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Writing Articles
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Writing Ideas: Where Do You Get Them?
If you are a writer you know some ideas almost smack you in the head. We write about these obvious ideas, but may not write about fleeting ideas that elude us. This article tells how one writer follows her thought trail to new article and book ideas.
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FrameMaker versus Word
The most important skills for a technical writer are writing, editing, and design. However, these skills are not enough to make you a successful technical writer. You also need to learn how to use authoring tools.
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Mission Accomplished: My 1,000th Article
Well, I've done it, I'm happy to say.
You’re reading my 1,00th Ezine article, and to commemorate the occasion, I've decided to do an interview with myself, to see what I really think of this feat.
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Anyone Can Write an Article
Many people think they cannot write, so they don’t even try. However, anyone can write an article if they learn to organize their thoughts. If you can organize your thoughts into a logical flow of information, you can write an article.
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Get Creative With Your Article Writing
The journey is the template upon which a number of successful stories are based upon. A beginning, a middle and an end, all with purpose and hopefully meaning. Your articles should be no different.
If you tap into the unconscious expectations your audience has regarding what a story is and how it should be told, then you will be streets ahead of the rest.
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Writing Short Articles - A Few Important Rules!
On the Web 400 to 500 word articles are probably the norm. If you're putting together a newsletter or e-zine the rule of thumb for the short articles you're writing is 500-800 words, and no more than 15 short paragraphs. The addition of bullet points enables users to quickly scan your information.
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Train your Memory
Memory is a very important tool that needs to be cherished. When in the middle of an intellectual task your mind suddenly goes blank, that is a signal to take some action. This article provides you with necessary information on how to train your memory.
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