[EzineArticles Training] Article Content: Article Templates #3

Training Series Article Writing - Content Sources & Article Templates Article Templates #3 Hello Training Series Member, Here is the next edition of the EzineArticles.com Article Writing: Content Sources and Article Templates Training Series. Principles of X Articles: There may be no "right" way to do this template as many choose to use identifiers other than "principles" (E.g., secrets, thoughts, ideas, qualities, etc.), but they all usually give a numbered list with sub-headings that make it easy for the eye to see and read the "principles" outlined. Title: Make sure your article title lets your reader know they will be learning the "principles" of something. Opening Paragraph: Explain why your "principles" are important to the reader along with any social proof claims that can support your statements. Create "Principle" Sub-headings: Describe your top "principles" along with why each one is important. Closing Paragraph/Conclusion: Offer suggestions on how to apply the outlined "principles" or a helpful tip to help the reader overcome any objections they might have to understanding or applying one of your "principles" to their life or business. Resource Box. For more information on the Principles of X Article Template, visit the EzineArticles Blog: http://Blog.EzineArticles.com/2007/04/principles-of-x-article-template.html Checklist Articles: Your target reader loves checklists because they distill the essence of what someone else (you, the expert) have painstakingly identified as being important for a particular problem. Title: Your checklist article title should include keywords relating to the type of checklist you are creating plus the word "checklist". Opening Paragraph: Introduce your reader to the topic and explain why the checklist exists. Create Checklist. Closing Paragraph/Conclusion: Encourage the reader to pay close attention to the benefits of the checklist. Resource Box. Tip: Make sure your checklist is actually a checklist. I.e., don't ramble on without using brackets [], bullet points and/or a numbered list. Your checklist should be fast and easy to read while delivering on the promise of a checklist from your article title. Example Article: Home Buying Checklist The next edition of the EzineArticles.com Article Writing: Content Sources and Article Templates Training Series offers you article templates for Survey Results and Golden Rules of "X" article concepts. Ready to submit your next set of quality original articles? http://Members.EzineArticles.com/?goto=submit To Your Article Writing & Marketing Success! The EzineArticles Team http://EzineArticles.com/ You are receiving this email as a registered member of EzineArticles.com. Click here to unsubscribe from future training emails. You can also manage your subscriptions online: http://Subscriptions.EzineArticles.com/ Postal address: EzineArticles.com, PO Box 12740 Green Bay WI 54307 USA © Copyright 1999-2011 EzineArticles.com. All Rights Reserved. To view our Privacy Policy click here.