A – Always consider writing articles about topics that will interest your customers
B – Blogs
B – Blogs are used to feature articles online so that others can find them
C – Consider the audience and what they would like to know about the topic
D – Don’t write a thesis and expect everyone to read it all
E – Ensure you include paragraphs and a natural flow in your articles
F – Finish Your Articles
F – Finish your articles with a call to action
G – Get creative with your writing and take a different view
H – “How to”
H – “How to” articles get impressive results
I – “I” – don’t write in the first person as this won’t interest your readers
J – Just do it, don’t procrastinate and just write\
K – Know your Subject
K – Know your subject and become a specialist in the field
L – Limit your article to 200 words so that readers don’t get bored
M – Manage your time effectively and write 3 x 200-word articles in one hour
N – Never give up and give it a crack
O – Optimise
O – Optimise your articles by ensuring you use keywords correctly
P – Plan what you are going to write including the purpose and feel of your article
Q – Question what you are writing to ensure you write the best articles
R – Re-read your article to ensure it is logical and makes sense
S – Stay on topic and don’t ramble
T – Title Your Article
T – Title your article with a question to peak a reader’s curiosity
U – Use keywords that you know your readers will search with
V – Vary the topics that you write about so your readers don’t get bored
W – Watch your language and don’t use swear words or slang
X – eXtreme topics will get audience involvement
Y – You should write about what you know and employ specialists when you are not familiar with the content
Z – Few words in the English vocabulary start with Z