Teaching Article Writing Using Ebooks For Aspiring Writers

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If you want to teach aspiring writers how to create their own articles, you can reach a lot of people by writing and publishing an instructional ebook. These ebooks are easy to download and easy to transmit. In addition, your readers can read them over and over again and learn at their own pace.

Here's how you can create instructional electronic books for aspiring writers:

1. First, I suggest that interview those people who are most likely to get interested on your ebook. Talk to them on forums or better yet, invite them to attend some of your teleconferences. You will need to do this so you can easily figure what exact information and guidance they need so you can effectively help them write exceptional articles.

2. Develop an outline. It will be best if you create an outline or a blueprint for your ebook. Start by listing down your chapters and their titles. For example, you may want to talk about writing killer headlines on your first chapter, how to research topics on the next chapter, and so on and so forth. Once you're done listing down your chapters, the next thing to do is to list down specific ...
... information and instructions under each chapter. This will help in making sure that you'll be able to discuss each chapter thoroughly and that you can avoid redundancies anywhere on your book.

3. Write simply. If you think that your readers will respect you more if you use big, fancy words, think again. People simply hate it when they're having a hard time understanding what they're reading. So, write your book in a very easy to understand manner. Stick with common terms and offer examples and visuals when needed.

4. Practice what you preach. If you want your readers to take you seriously, make sure that you practice what you preach. For example, you cannot tell them to keep their paragraphs short if your paragraphs contain 15++ sentences, right?

5. Encourage hands-on practice. Ask your readers to put what they're learned into practice. Give them relevant activities after each chapter. For example, you can ask them to create sample titles after discussing how to create killer titles.

6. Topics to cover. Make sure that you do not skip any of these topics no matter how obvious they may sound to you: how to write killer titles, how to choose the best topics, how to research topics efficiently, how to start writing each article, how to put together sensible content, how to make words flow smoothly, how to make articles short, concise, and scannable, how to properly optimize articles, and how to end the article with a bang!

7. Encourage your readers to ask questions. Make these people feel that you're truly interested in helping them learn the ropes of article writing by giving them an email address where they can send their inquiries to should they get confuse with some of the instructions on your ebook or should they require more information and guidance. Make sure that you reply to them promptly. Although this is not really necessary, this is one way of building longer business relationship with your clients.

8. Encourage regular practice. Emphasize the need to practice everyday. Tell your readers that this can surely help in speeding up the learning process.
Sean Mize teaches coaches, consultants, and small business owners how to package their knowledge and sell it at a high price.

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