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Start up. The fewer words you use, the better. Yes, you read it right. Write Early in the morning. Be a Good Reader. Be Simple. Complete your articles in various stages. Write in a Distraction Free Location. Go smoothly. Research well before Writing.
Be Independent. One common method of generating ideas is to see what other bloggers are writing about and what topics are creating a lot of interest. Get Personal. Brainstorm. Keep a Journal. Keep an Open Mind. Take a Stand. Expand. Dig Deeper.
Get Ideas Through Interaction With Readers and Insiders in Your Niche. Survey Your Readers and Insiders in Your Niche. Carefully Analyze Top Blogs to See What They Are Doing. Use Buzz sumo to See What is Trending on the Web. Quora, Yahoo! Actively Monitor What is Trending on Social Media. Use Google Like a Detective.
Keep an idea list. When inspiration for a post strikes, scribble it down in a notebook or a Word file. Let your ideas incubate. Edit before you start. Use bullet points. Keep it short. Come back later. Never save a good idea.
Think carefully about the list of topics. Do not just select the topic that jumps out at you on the first read. Give the topics some time in your mind. Narrow the list down to a couple of options that you think would make good essays. Pre-write a list of ideas or draw a mind map for each of the selected topics.
Master the opening line. To have a strong introduction, you need to open with a strong first sentence. Have something unique to say. Keep it simple. Speak directly to the reader. Explain what the article is about. Explain the importance of the article.
Keep your first sentence short. Don't repeat the title. Keep the introduction brief. Use the word you at least once. Dedicate 1-2 sentences to articulating what the article covers. Dedicate 1-2 sentences to explaining why the article is important.
Your first sentence should be a hook, possibly a question, that prompts readers to want to know more. Your last sentence should be a conclusion that summarizes the article. First and last sentences are difficult to write. Rather than agonize over the first sentence, just write.
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