Article Writing Do's & Do Not's

Article Writing Do's & Do Not's


Some Do's and Do Not's to help you on your article writing

Do:

* Only write & submit unique articles that you wrote or you have the exclusive rights to.
* Upload your author photo and extended bio to improve your credibility.
* Write articles in sets of 2 or more.
* Be consistent over time. Avg EzineArticles member who logs in submits 4 articles per month.
* Deliver in the article body on the promise you made in the article title.
* Close every HTML tag you open. If you're not using our WYSIWYG editor, be sure that every HTML tag you open, gets closed with a corresponding closing tag.
* Setup a Twitter account, upload your photo & a brief single sentence profile, then connect your EzineArticles account via our automatic Twitter syndication module.

Do Not:

* Include common-sensical rehashed overly repeated tips or advice.
* Include bloated words & sentences to simply meet word count minimums. Brevity is appreciated by all.
* Fail to spell, grammar, punctuation & sentence structure check your work before submissions.
* Write in article parts. Each article must stand alone in value.
* Leave "Problem Article" submissions in a problem status. Either work to solve the issue or delete the article please.

fundamentals of writing a press release

First we need the fundamentals of writing a good press
release.

1.Take a look at other people's press release to get an
idea of the format and how they are written.

2.The headline is the first single line of text in the press
release and tells what the press release is about. Think of a
catchy headline to use.

3.You will need the release date of the press release and the
originating city of the press release.

4.The summary let's your build up your chance to sell your press
release. It is normally a requirement of a press release services
and it only needs to be a paragraph in length.

5.The introduction is where the press release body starts. It is
the first paragraph in a and it gives basic answers to the
questions of who, what, when, where and why.

6.The body gives further explanation, statistics, background, or
other details relevant to to what you are promoting.

7.The about section is generally a short section providing
background information on the press release issuing company,
organization or individual.

8.The media contact information contains the name, phone number,
email address, mailing address, or other contact information for
the media relations contact person.

Find some free press release websites to submit to:

1 1888PressRelease.com
2 24-7 Press Release
3 AddPR.com
4 BizEurope.com
5 eCommWire.com
6 Express-Press-Release.com
7 Free-News-Release.com
8 Free-Press-Release.com
9 Free-Press-Release-Center.info
10 FreePressIndex.com

11 FreePressRelease.co.cc
12 FreePressReleases.co.uk
13 i-Newswire.com
14 IndiaPRWire.com
15 MediaSyndicate.com
16 MyFreePR.com
17 NewswireToday.com
18 PageRelease.com
19 PR.com
20 PR9.net
21 PR-Inside.com
22 PRCompass.com
23 PRlog.com
24 PRurgent.com
25 PRzoom.com
26 PressAbout.com
27 PressBox.co.uk
28 PressFlow.co.uk
29 PressMethod.com
30 PressRelease.com
31 PressReleasePoint.com
32 TechPRSpider.com
33 TheOpenPress.com