Although there are many types of articles you can write to help you promote your business, i.e. features, interviews, etc. I'm going to teach you how to write
two easiest forms of articles that will help you get
sale.1. Types of Articles
a. Lists
List articles are easy to write because all you have to do is write down several related items, which becomes your basic outline, and then write several sentences to explain each short topic more fully.
An example of this would be an upcoming article I will be writing called "4 Secrets of
Super Affiliates". In this article I will tell you
four things that affiliates do to make more money from their affiliate programs. Under each topic, I will explain how you can use this item to make more sales from your affiliate business.
b. How To/Directions In a how to article, you would show your reader how to do something. This is especially good if you have a physical rather than a digital product.
A friend of mine, Mac, sells all types of metal polishes. An excellent way for him to write an article about one of his products would be to explain
best way to use
product.
For example, using a soft lint free cloth will give this result, while a towel will do this.
2. Article Writing Tips
These tips will work regardless of which type of article you plan to write.
First, make your list of items. If you are writing
how to/directions article, write it in steps and make sure you include all of
steps. Test your steps if you have to, to make sure they work.
Create a title. It could be "4 Ways to...", "How to make..." etc. Eliminate any items that don't belong.
Type your title and list leaving space for you to flush out your article. Write several sentences explaining each item. A good length for any article is about 500 to 750 words. You don't want to make it too short, but if it is too long, your reader won't take
time to read it.
If your article includes items you will need, make sure you include a list at
top of your article, including measurements, etc.
As Ernest Hemingway would say, use short words, short sentences, and short paragraphs. This is especially important online because readers read about 25 per cent slower.