If you keep your numbers reasonable--say around ten, you can use other tips in other articles. Sometimes you can offer a resource to your reader in your tip as an example of solving problem.

4. Write a myth and solutions Article.

This kind of article is one of my favorite because myths abound in book publishing and promotion. These keep authors from expressing their brilliance. Emerging authors think that traditional publishes will actually promote them. How about this myth? "Bookstores are a Great Place to Sell Books" or "you need an agent or publisher to write and publish a well-respected book," or "you need print media to publicize your products or service."

After myth, book coach then shares real truth and what aspiring writers can do about it to succeed.

5. Write an interview.

Choose a credible expert or dynamic online personality to interview, and offer not only how-to-solutions, but allow public to see personal side of person. I have participated in several of these. It's a great way to be seen by thousands of people Online each time article runs. Interviews are usually done in question and answer format. Always use specific questions to get more interesting answers. You can also recycle this information for more content on your Web site or in your own ezine.

6. Write your success story.

Author Debbie Allen asked me to write my online marketing success story for her new book. I shared this: Two friends dragged me to Web--one insisted I set up a Web site--the other introduced me to concept of coaching via telephone, and using email such as an online newsletter to draw new clients and stay in touch with other ones. Curious, I spent time expanding my teleseminar and ebook business Online. Learning from these information articles, I wrote 4 new books to help others succeed on Online. I've never looked back.

Web sales jumped from $75 to $2265 in just five months. In eight months, sales soared to $3000.Consistent sales each month made up over 1/2 my income.

I thought, I need to share this gold with others! And, so a success story is born and shared with anywhere from 1000 to 500,000 ezine readers in cyberspace. It's also included in Debbie's print book "Brazen Online Promoters" published in 2002. Three of my articles appeared in book.

You have ideas for your article format. Now choose an outstanding title and include largest benefit to solving a challenge in title. No matter what length your article is, it is well on its way to being a top Online and offline promotion method for your business.

The great thing is, even though you are focussing on one subject, amount of writing you do will see small improvements in other areas as well. So you almost kill two birds with one stone.

3). Experiment with your writing. Each month, set yourself a challenge to do something different. May it’s to write a story in first person when you normally use third. Maybe it’s to try writing your story as a transcription of a tape rather than as an observer of story. Maybe it’s to try and write one hundred words as one sentence.

You will end up with interesting ideas, new areas that you need to look at and perhaps will discover a skill that you didn’t know you possessed.

4). Write short shorts. Nothing will test your writing more than trying to tell an entire story, with good characterisation and plot, in five hundred words. You learn value of words, importance of right word at right time. Even if you think you can’t possibly do it, try it. It gets you thinking about your writing in a way that writing a novel doesn’t, and you can’t help but see what your strengths and weaknesses are.

5). Get involved in critiquing other people’s work and having your own critiqued. It is amazing how you can pick up errors in other people’s work that you cannot see in your own. You’ll learn a great deal from process. And for your own work, a good idea is to ask for questions about a particular thing. For example: I’m not sure how clear description is in this piece. Can you clearly see what is going on? Get your critiquers to focus on skill you are focussing on and then you can receive their comments without being concerned that they are attacking you or your baby.

Take you time to improve your writing. Allow yourself to make mistakes and learn from them. No one’s going to come back at you in ten years and say “How can she be on New York Times Bestsellers List? Look at crap she wrote in 2003.” Except maybe you.