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You might even have your own way that works better for you.
Do not be afraid to give your articles a little personality and/or humor. Subscribe to some ezines and read articles to get an idea of what people are writing. But do not try to copy somebody else's style. You want YOUR knowledge and personality to come through in your articles.
After you have finished your article, you should read it from start to finish. Sometimes just reading through your article will give you more ideas on what to write.
Once you finish your article and make any necessary changes, you will need to submit your article to as many sites and ezines as you can. Here is a list of sites to get you started.
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I wrote three articles before I came up with one I liked and since then I have written four more with no problems. Once you get past doubt, you will do just fine.
Terri Seymour owns and operates MyOwnEzine.com MyOwnEzine.com is a website, ezine and service which provides the resources, tools, guidance and more to help you start, publish and promote your own ezine. You can contact Terri at mailto:ter02@newnorth.net Subscribe at mailto:subscribe@myownezine.com or visit http://www.myownezine.com for lots more info.