Jose Alves writes:

VERY INTERESTING SUMMARY !
IT HAS ALL INGRIDIENTS OF A.I.D.A .
JOSE ALVES

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Gail J Richardson writes:

This seems like a good way to draw attention to my articles but I am not sure if I can do it properly. Maybe I will just watch for a while. Thanks for the idea.

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Fran Aslam writes:

I am surprised at myself. I have seen article template, so many times, and in my mind I felt it is not easy to use.

Today, when I looked at it deeply, I said to myself this is what I needed all along. Why? Because when I write articles I get so involved in the topic that I alwasy write more than required.

I only want to write solid, short, to the point, as everyone wants to skip and skim the most relevant
out of an article.

The use of tamplate will help me do that.

As always thanks EzineArticle and Chris

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Fran Aslam writes:

Getting excited about the template, I missed writing
about the blog post. Good and some new information about article writing and I am going to use it in future. This is one of the best ways to bring variety in my writing styles.

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Deb Kukal, Ph.D. writes:

Useful–a nice template. I actually see two articles from this already…

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Sherwood Lummus writes:

I usually stay away from templates but this is more than a template, it is a lesson in writing a good article. Thanks, I can use this information to write several articles and several types of articles.

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Leon Noone writes:

G’Day Christopher,
I’ve always found your templates broadly useful. But this one’s a ripper. My 30+ years in business has been predicated on the idea that most conventional wisdoms about managing people are ineffective.

I’ve done the odd bit of “challenging” in my time. This template serves as a great reminder.

Thanks

Leonarticle agent

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Gerry @ Families4Life writes:

That’s a good way of approaching article content. Thanks.

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Raghuveeran writes:

A template can be useful in many ways ,like creating a website.But it can be useful for writing and submitting articles to various directories.It would contain all the spaces required for the title , description, body ,resource box and the key words on the same sheet. After login and going to the Submit page of any directory,, you can cut and paste one by one all the parts of the article. After a lot of trial and error Ihave bveen using the email message form in Outlook express. The title is typed into the subject field and the rest of the article can be typed individually on 4 note pads , one each for the title,description, body, resources and the keywords and included as attachments. The form can be saved as a draft with OLexpress and also be saved in folders that can be easily located on your PC.
On nthe main text of the MSg ,you can type in the URLs of the directories and the login info. So you can login into the directories one by one and submit the article from the attachments.
This is the most inexpensive type of an article submitter template . Considering the fact that the article submitters on the net are no better when it comes to logins and the need to login into the directories one after another ,this home made submitter isa the best one can have .
Of course ,the template can be also made with MS Word where you can create the form for containing the various parts of an article as a template.
Pl let me know if any improvement is needed .
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Jordan writes:

Good areticle. Great information. I for one love a good controversal article.

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Marcus Baker writes:

This is a great template. No matter what nice you may write for there will always be opposing opinions about something. What the template does is provide a way to express this and provide one’s own take on the issue. I think it’s a good idea to stay from absolutes. Using words like, “I think”, “In my opinion”, “Apparently…”, “Some say…” can help here. Thanks for a useful post.

Marcus Baker

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jon bone writes:

Nice template.Controversial equates interest. I think it good to write both sides to balance it out

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Dan DeRoeck writes:

This is an excellent tool for writing.

I think many writers have trouble coming up with ideas to write about. This tool covers a lot of bases and will aid in the “quick” articles so desperately needed in today’s world!

Dan

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Alysha writes:

What a great resource for every kind of writer–professional or DIY. Thanks so much for providing it.

I’ve also really enjoyed your e-course mail outs. Your commitment to adding value in every message makes your marketing strategy valuable for both your brand and the customer. Your team is doing a great job!

Alysha

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Bhooma Kumari writes:

useful article template.great!i have never thought about the psychology of the reader while attempting to forcefully exhibit my ideas.

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