A topic that often arises through discussions on message boards and forums is how authors are able to write tens, hundreds, and even thousands of articles, when others find it difficult to write more than a couple.
What many people do not realize is that there are several places where you can find ideas for articles instantly, and in fact half of the work is already done for you!
With the internet being a central location for information, and expanding with content by the bucket load every day, your topic will have been covered by someone else already to some extent. Now the key here is to locate this information and to improve on it in your own way. You certainly should not simply plagiarize another authors work, but could for example do the following:
– Read the article and note what it is trying to inform you
– Write down any other information you can think of that would compliment the content
– Compare what you have learnt from the article in comparison to what you were expecting to learn beforehand. Areas that have not been covered should be in your article.
These are just 3 simple things you can try to get your...
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