Best Website For Content Writing. 12th June 2013 11:15 AM
Takes a long sip of coffe, and breathes in and out. ok, this is more or less how I do things.
Its easier for me to write about something thats interesting to me, and for everything else, I have the internet. Researching for about 20 minutes or so reading through information until I can form my own opinion about the subject. Then I would start writing. Most times, I would go through about 2 drafts before I am happy with an article, and sometimes I nail it on the first draft. its hit and miss most times.
What I usually do is make sure that I have my chosen keywords within the first sentence of the article, and then sprinkle a keyword in the middle and end of the article. Almost never more than that unless I am using more than one set of keywords. The trick is to keep the balance going and making sure that the article reads properly and doesn't sound like the article has been written around the keywords or written by someone who cannot speak English. Humor also works well, especially if an article is a long one. it helps people to stay interested in what I'm writing about and helps break the ice if its a serious article. Many people like looking at different setups as well, where some prefer bulleting, so they can get to the meat and potatoes of an article, some prefer short concise paragraphs. So I would usually mix it up between the two trying to focus on both types of readers. Also, I write like I speak. Makes for less stuffy articles as well, and people relate better to it than they would if I sounded like a rocket scientist.
hope this helps in some small way
Its easier for me to write about something thats interesting to me, and for everything else, I have the internet. Researching for about 20 minutes or so reading through information until I can form my own opinion about the subject. Then I would start writing. Most times, I would go through about 2 drafts before I am happy with an article, and sometimes I nail it on the first draft. its hit and miss most times.
What I usually do is make sure that I have my chosen keywords within the first sentence of the article, and then sprinkle a keyword in the middle and end of the article. Almost never more than that unless I am using more than one set of keywords. The trick is to keep the balance going and making sure that the article reads properly and doesn't sound like the article has been written around the keywords or written by someone who cannot speak English. Humor also works well, especially if an article is a long one. it helps people to stay interested in what I'm writing about and helps break the ice if its a serious article. Many people like looking at different setups as well, where some prefer bulleting, so they can get to the meat and potatoes of an article, some prefer short concise paragraphs. So I would usually mix it up between the two trying to focus on both types of readers. Also, I write like I speak. Makes for less stuffy articles as well, and people relate better to it than they would if I sounded like a rocket scientist.
hope this helps in some small way
