All you Need To Know on Writing A 600-800 Word Article by SubmitYourArticle.com

(York, Monday 24 September 2012) Practice is key for anyone who has given article marketing a go, you’ll already know this. If you don’t already have a special method for writing your articles, you will develop one perfectly suited to you as you get in the habit of writing articles on a consistent basis.

Until then, SubmitYourArticle.com shares some of its methods in how to create articles that are of optimum length from a SEO perspective.

This is what the article marketing site, SubmitYourArticle.com recommends in terms of getting to that magic number of 600 words:

Decide on a topic and  jot down some basic notes. This really helps in creating list articles. The article marketers say avoid writing essay articles because articles with a list or with bullet points are easier for people to read and therefore more attractive to readers and publishers. So start by creating ideas around a certain theme.

After one page, do a word count. Most word processing programs have a “word count” tool so you can easily check so it’s always worthwhile to do this after the first page.

Write the intro paragraph. The article submission site states that, "is it easier to write the intro paragraph last, because it’s easy to get stuck on the opening and therefore making the article writing process take longer than it needs to. It is the perfect time to make the intro, because the article is written and you can focus on really creating content to capture the reader.”

Do another word count. If the word count is beyond the limit, don’t delete those, save them as they can be used in another article. If there are only few words over, then it is worth editing the article. If it’s too short, then more content is needed and see what points can be expanded on.

Write the title. The article marketers always say write the title last, as this needs to reflect what your article is about. the article you have finished with might not be the article that you started out with.

Edit and proofread. Before submitting any article, its always worth having a couple of proof reads or even better if you can get someone to do it for you; after all, you don’t want to publish an article and then find a mistake!

The article distribution site states that with a little practice and technique it’s easy to develop good habits and a process that works for you.

For more information on article marketing and article writing please visit SubmitYourArticle.com or read their blog at http://www.submityourarticle.com/creative-article-marketing/8-tips-for-writing-a-600-800-word-article-submission/

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