8. Highlight text using arrows, asterisks etc.

9. Format your article to 65 characters per line and make sure it contains no spelling mistakes.

10. Allow space between paragraphs. Try to keep matter in short paragraphs. No more than 3 sentences.

11. DON’T submit same topic to more than one ezine or website in same week.

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In other words, what is rationale behind your book? For example in his bestseller, The Purpose-Driven® Life(Zondervan), author Rick Warren, founding pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California, takes readers on a “personal 40-day spiritual journey” to find answer to question, “What on earth am I here for?” To me, most important element of your book is its theme.

Writing professors will probably disagree with me, and that is their right. In fact, some say title is most important. I understand, because all of this is subjective and mostly based upon personal preference. After all, there are many elements to creating a successful manuscript. But after years of trying to get would-be writers to complete their novels, short stories or even church talks, I’ve discovered that nothing has helped to move them “off pot” quicker than having a well-developed theme.