So, You Wanna Write A Huge Article Of 3,000 Or More? [Part 3]

Presumably, by now you have a big, if ungainly, first draft of your article. Congratulations, the hard part is over! You have a full source article that you’ve got out in its form – now you just need to edit it into shape so it’s something useful, engaging, and interesting!

First, you’ll want to work on a headline and a sub-headline. The headline covers your main point, while you can use the sub to flesh out the main arguments that you have. This doesn’t have to be long – it’s really just a taster of what readers can expect.

It will also help you to edit – and you are going to be brutal here. You want to catch your mistakes and eliminate them, and maybe even reorganize your structure. Use spellcheckers, proofreaders, read it out loud to yourself, and go over your article with a fine comb.

It’s also worth waiting 48 hours to let yourself “forget” what you’ve written to better see your mistakes, too. Once you’ve done all this, you should have a powerful article that is ready to go. Find some great images and put it online – and feel smug that you’ve achieved what many other people won't.

This is a simple formula that you can start using today to create articles of any kind. You may even find that the space that 3,000-word articles offers is even better because it gives you more room to share your thoughts, rather than cram them into bitesize nuggets.

Get started today – you’ll soon find that churning huge articles out is second nature to you!