How To Research Any Article Topic In Minutes

By Author: Eric Hughes
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If you're the type of individual that takes a long time to write an article because you need to find information to write the article, this article is going to help you. Here, I reveal my sources on how I become an industry expert in any niche quickly.
Tip #1 Google
Using Google to find relevant information for articles is extremely easy. When you search, make sure you have the open quotes on whatever you're searching for. This way, you're going to find the most relevant information quickly on your topic.
When you search without the quotes, Google results will produce websites that are not highly relevant to what you're looking for. So save yourself time, make sure each search is in open quotes.
Tip #2 Article Directories
Using article directories to find relevant information is also a good way to become an industry expert. Go to high-quality article directories like ehow.com, EzineArticles, or other article directories to find relevant information on the niche that you're researching.
When using the search box in the article directory, search again with open quotes. This way, you're going ...
... to get the most relevant information again. Once you have the specific articles open your browser to retrieve the relevant information in the niche that you're going to be writing about.
Tip #3 Library
Before you start screaming that you don't want to drive down to your local library you don't have to. Now, libraries are posting most of their material online that you can go and retrieve. The amount of e-books that you can go and download are absolutely astonishing for the amount of resources that you can get.
A lot of libraries have posted magazine articles online. This is extremely beneficial on getting relevant information on whatever specific niche that you want. So if it's about woman's cooking, health, or hunting, you can usually retrieve old magazines that have a wealth of information to make you an expert.
Tip #5 Google Books
You can also use Google books to retrieve information on specific issues. Working with universities and publishers Google has access to millions of books you can go and get a brief outline of whatever information that you need in your specific niche. You may not have full access to the book, but in the preview section you can view the table of contents and see what parts they do give access to.
By using any of these resources you'll be able to find information in whatever specific niche that you're in. Just look for specific topics you can expand on when creating your own content for your readers. Make sure though, to credit the proper resources on where you got your information.

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