If you keep writing every day, you’ll have a problem. You’ll have more article ideas than you can write. Every day will sprout thirty-fifty new ideas that you can never turn into articles. But when you’re starting out, this problem is quite the opposite. You may wake up and can’t think of a thing Or […]
Article Writing Strategy: How To Keep Your Reader Locked Into Your Article
Is article writing a skill or can it be developed? How do you write an article? Is there a system?
In this section we cover all the problems that you face when writing your articles. Each article will give you an actionable strategy. Go ahead read the articles and then create a simple plan for yourself. Follow the steps and you too will become a better writer and will be able to write articles your clients want.
You will learn:
- How to write articles
- Why headlines fail and how to write headlines that work
- What are the elements of on article
- Powerful strategies to write articles
- The article writing system
Warm regards
Sean D'Souza
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Articles on 'article writing ' from Psychotactics
How To Start Your Story-Based Articles With Greater Impact
Yesterday I went to buy some walking shoes. And I ended up spending $2000. And that’s not counting the shoes. Now, did that opening get your attention? Sure it did. It sucked you in. And the reason you hear that strange sucking sound is because I didn’t start off the article as most people do. […]
Understanding Plots and Sub-Plots When Writing Salesletters
Imagine you’re having a discussion with a hyperactive, talkative teenager. And the conversation goes like this… “We went to the mall, and like, there was this fire in the mall. And we went from there to the cinema, but we didn’t have any money and anyway the popcorn machine was broken, and so we didn’t […]
Why Some Articles Are Better Than Others
I was sitting at a cafe one day, when a client was raving about my articles. Of course, I was smiling from ear to ear–as you do when someone is a big ‘fan.’ “So how come I’m mesmerised by your articles?” he asked. “What’s your big ‘s-e-c-r-e-t?” “One word”, I said. Every article boils down […]
Announcing: The “Toughest Article Writing Course” in the World
Once you get on the Article Writing Waiting list, you’ll get the details for what’s easily the “toughest article writing course in the world.” And it’s the toughest course because it’s not just another information-dump. Instead of getting even more information, you actually acquire–then master the skill of article writing. And not just master it, […]
The Importance of Inserting the ‘Mistake’ In Your Article
I remember the time I was watching a video on the ‘water test’. The ‘water test’ is a method to accurately gauge if a pan is exactly at the right temperature, as the accurate temperature prevents the ingredients from sticking. As you might have realised, I had my nose to the video to make sure […]
How John Forde (and Sean D’Souza) Got Me To Write Articles
Before I start, let me make one thing clear. John Forde is a copywriter with a great newsletter who’s also a good friend. And me, I’m Sean D’Souza. Which of course makes it really weird when I say I used myself for inspiration. It sounds a lot more than weird, actually. It sounds egocentric. Let […]
Can You Build A Business On Article Writing Alone?
Imagine you were to start up an Internet-based business. And told that to promote your business, you would not be allowed to do any affiliate marketing. Or joint ventures. Or any external publicity. No Twitter, no Facebook, no social media. No pay-per-click advertising. No goo gaa search engine optimisation. All you had was one weapon: […]
The Kiss of Death: How to Read Between The Customer’s Lines
Read my lips. No, not mine. The lips of the customer. Here’s one of three things customers are telling you, right after you’ve made your presentation about your your product or service. Your product or service is boring. Your communication is boring. Where have you been all my life? But they don’t say any of […]