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How do you organize your writing ?

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    How do you organize your writing ?

    i remember being younger growing up in English class, high school English to be specific and all the times were my teacher would go in to detail and the importance of having origination in your writing. If I remember correctly back in those days it was a 5 paragraph thesis introduction and conclusion type of lay out - which I should go into mentioning that that lay out helped me ace so many papers it was ridiculous lol . But I want to know for my writers out there are there any specific lay outs or ways that you write your content that you stick to? I'm curious to know, different ways of writing always show different styles. So what's your way?

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    EliteWriter

    EliteWriter

    The style will depend on the type of article. It will also depend a great deal on what the client wants or prefers. Some clients are very specific about that, while others leave it up to me. In that case I generally do not worry that much because the most important thing is to have a good introduction to encourage readers to continue reading, and then generally I end the article with a call to action in the conclusion or with something that wraps it up nicely. The middle part will obviously need to be flowing, with short paragraphs and when required bulleted points. Including keywords and details is very important. Unless required, I am not much into dividing up the article with subheadings.
    8 years ago

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    TommyCarey

    TommyCarey

    When I get into writing I'll typically write it down in list form and go from there. I won't write it down in list form and then post it, but I'll have a list on the side that contains bullet points for me to hit. After that I'll map out each section so that everything falls in place and in order to make sense. For example, if I were talking about web design, I wouldn't start off with how you can build backlinks to your website to increase its rankings in the SERPs. I would hit Section A, sub section A, sub section B, sub section C and so on until I covered all of that section.

    If I were writing down requirements, steps or a list inside my writing I would use bullet points or number them so everyone could see that I'm listing something and not continuing to another section.
    • This would be line one
    • This would be line two
    • This would be line three

    After that I would continue on and cover what is needed. At the end I usually add something to pull in the reader, like a question or statement so that I can increase the comments and possibly get more content to rank for the search engines How do you organize your writing ? Because as you know, content is king How do you organize your writing ?

    My style of writing is pretty laid back and fun at times. I do go into detail a lot but I'm not super serious a lot of times and I think that helps bring people in and comment. I'll write like I'm talking to a person on the other side of a dinner table, and people love that.

    Basically if you have an understanding of how to lay out your writing, before you write it, you're all good How do you organize your writing ?
    8 years ago

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    Lynne

    Lynne

    I don't have a specific format to my writing. I try and write in a simple way and close to the way that I speak. I like to use really short paragraphs and break up my writing into sections with headings. This way it is easier for readers to easily follow what I am saying, they can also spread read or scroll my posts quickly looking for specific information.

    I do like to have an introduction and a summary at the end.
    8 years ago

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    Cristian

    Cristian

    Depends on what I'm writing about, but overall I usually go with the flow.
    Even when I have some very important explanation, I usually write the main idea first and fill up the blanks as I go own evolving everything.

    I also go back to add or reformulate certain paragraphs until I think everything looks fair enough.
    As far as Ideas goes, I always note new ideas on my mobile phone on my "Keep" app, which essentially lets me put tasks for myself and also reminders.
    8 years ago

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    Corzhens

    Corzhens

    When I write an article, I always use a paragraph for each particular items. That style gives the reader the comfort of reading as against a cluttered and very long paragraph. But before anything else, I write down an outline of my article - this is a list of topics to write for the subject matter. I make a mental note of the sequence although when the article is long, I write down the preferred sequence so the flow of the story is smooth. I also use a dash - this denotes a meaning of a word or phrase which is nice to they eyes.
    7 years ago

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    Krisleen

    Krisleen

    This reminds me of the formal themes our English teachers ask us to write long time ago. It's actually very useful in organizing your writing. Just like what others have mentioned, I also organize my writing by using paragraphs. I come up with my ideas first. Then I group them into logical paragraphs that make up the whole story. I limit each paragraph to 5-6 sentences as much as possible so it looks readable, especially for lazy readers. It gives rest periods for the eyes. I limit the whole article/essay to at least five paragraphs. People don't like very long articles, especially most millennials. Information overload is not good. It's one form of disorganized article. I hope this information helps. Enjoy writing.
    7 years ago

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    vinaya

    vinaya

    I am a freelance writer. I have regular clients who offer me writing jobs regularly. I am also on various freelance marketplaces where I bid on jobs or sell writing services. As long as I have writing jobs, I work on these projects. When I do not have any jobs to do, I work on the articles for my blogs. When I complete an article for my bog, I do not publish immediately. I wait for few days and then go back to the article for revision. I publish only when I am satisfied.
    6 years ago

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