Posted on Aug 26th 2021

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1. Compose the introduction at last: 

During my first year of writing, I would look at a cursor for a long time since I could not write a decent introduction. I wanted it to be flawless before I continued to the next stage. 

Throughout the long term, I understood that I could compose the introduction last and still have good content. I previously heard this tip from an online course: As long as you have a layout for your content, you can dump the introduction and focus on your main concern. 

2. Create an outline:

Writing the intro last must be successful if you have an outline. Otherwise, handling the primary concerns first will create trouble. 

An outline gives structure to a generally uneven article. Writers are not born to make statements smoothly on print. We have countless fluctuating considerations that could help us with proving our point. 

3. Utilize a thesaurus:

The best tool I figured out is using the thesaurus. It has unfavourable criticism among the writers since it can make writing sound out of context. However, I like the thesaurus because it gives us a rundown of words we know — words we have forgotten at the time but understand perfectly when and how to use. 

4. Do proper research: 

Only extraordinary writers keep in touch with their insight and still come up with good content. Most of us need to do some research before we start to write down our thoughts. 

During my first year as a freelance content writer, I feared the research part so much that I sometimes skipped that part. What followed were terrible editing remarks and revise notes. 

5. Leave the article for a little while before you edit: 

The writing is difficult. But, what about the editing? Where you thought you had conveyed superb composition, you frequently get surprised, after reading, how terrible your writing was. 

Great content writing is due to good editing. Writers seem intelligent to reads since it takes days, even months, to refine what they truly need to say on paper. 

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