s of which no man on Earth has ever seen. After studying this life form, they discovered that it was silicon based as opposed to carbon based.

And so on. You would then complete the article by telling your thoughts about just what this means to us. This is your opinion so you can write just about anything. The point is, the facts are all there, and with the background information added, you've built suspense and padded your article enough to be acceptable in any online directory.

This is a killer technique and will certainly keep your readers interested.

Try it sometime. You might be surprised at the res

Article writing is really very similar to writing a screenplay or a novel. You want the article itself to start off with a bang, slow down a bit to build suspense and then finally finish with an even bigger bang. This isn't something that comes overnight, but with a little practice, you'll find that writing articles in this manner is not as hard as one would think. This particular article is going to demonstrate, by example, just what it is that I am talking about. Hopefully, after reading this, you'll know how to craft an article that grabs people right away and then slowly builds to a climax.

As I said, I will be explaining this via example, so let's get right down to the example. This is going to be a fictional article on some recent discovery by NASA. Here's the intro to the article.

On May 17, 2007, NASA made an amazing discovery that they claim will totally change the way we think of the universe that we live in. Scientists say that this may be the greatest discovery since the creation of life itself. In this article, I'm going to reveal what that discovery was as well as my thoughts on just what it means to all of us.

Okay, there's your intro. You've totally grabbed your reader by the throat. At this point in time, he's got to be thinking, "Good heavens, what have they discovered that is so amazing?" Now, you don't want to tell people what it was right away, so you work up to it slowly. How? Like this.

About six months ago, NASA began to notice some strange activity around Mars. At first they thought that it was just some gaseous clouds in space but the properties weren't consistent with that theory. So they started to chart the progress of these clouds and made note of any changes that occured.

Okay, do you see what we're doing? We're going back in time to just before the discovery to show the events that led up to it. This way you're building suspense. You could have easily just said that the scientists discovered whatever, but then what would you talk about for the remainder of your article? By telling the story of the events leading up to the discovery, you not only build suspense, but you also pad out your article with relevant background data. This is a perfect way to turn what would have been a 200 word article into a 500 word article. Okay, here's how we end, skipping more background data.

Finally, on May 17, 2007, NASA made its amazing discovery. The cloud in space around Mars turned out to be another life form, the likes of which no man on Earth has ever seen. After studying this life form, they discovered that it was silicon based as opposed to carbon based.

And so on. You would then complete the article by telling your thoughts about just what this means to us. This is your opinion so you can write just about anything. The point is, the facts are all there, and with the background information added, you've built suspense and padded your article enough to be acceptable in any online directory.

This is a killer technique and will certainly keep your readers interested.

Try it sometime. You might be surprised at the resu

explaining this via example, so let's get right down to the example. This is going to be a fictional article on some recent discovery by NASA. Here's the intro to the article.

On May 17, 2007, NASA made an amazing discovery that they claim will totally change the way we think of the universe that we live in. Scientists say that this may be the greatest discovery since the creation of life itself. In this article, I'm going to reveal what that discovery was as well as my thoughts on just what it means to all of us.

Okay, there's your intro. You've totally grabbed your reader by the throat. At this point in time, he's got to be thinking, "Good heavens, what have they discovered that is so amazing?" Now, you don't want to tell people what it was right away, so you work up to it slowly. How? Like this.

About six months ago, NASA began to notice some strange activity around Mars. At first they thought that it was just some gaseous clouds in space but the properties weren't consistent with that theory. So they started to chart the progress of these clouds and made note of any changes that occured.

Okay, do you see what we're doing? We're going back in time to just before the discovery to show the events that led up to it. This way you're building suspense. You could have easily just said that the scientists discovered whatever, but then what would you talk about for the remainder of your article? By telling the story of the events leading up to the discovery, you not only build suspense, but you also pad out your article with relevant background data. This is a perfect way to turn what would have been a 200 word article into a 500 word article. Okay, here's how we end, skipping more background data.

Finally, on May 17, 2007, NASA made its amazing discovery. The cloud in space around Mars turned out to be another life form, the likes of which no man on Earth has ever seen. After studying this life form, they discovered that it was silicon based as opposed to carbon based.

And so on. You would then complete the article by telling your thoughts about just what this means to us. This is your opinion so you can write just about anything. The point is, the facts are all there, and with the background information added, you've built suspense and padded your article enough to be acceptable in any online directory.

This is a killer technique and will certainly keep your readers interested.

Try it sometime. You might be surprised at the res

, he's got to be thinking, "Good heavens, what have they discovered that is so amazing?" Now, you don't want to tell people what it was right away, so you work up to it slowly. How? Like this.

About six months ago, NASA began to notice some strange activity around Mars. At first they thought that it was just some gaseous clouds in space but the properties weren't consistent with that theory. So they started to chart the progress of these clouds and made note of any changes that occured.

Okay, do you see what we're doing? We're going back in time to just before the discovery to show the events that led up to it. This way you're building suspense. You could have easily just said that the scientists discovered whatever, but then what would you talk about for the remainder of your article? By telling the story of the events leading up to the discovery, you not only build suspense, but you also pad out your article with relevant background data. This is a perfect way to turn what would have been a 200 word article into a 500 word article. Okay, here's how we end, skipping more background data.

Finally, on May 17, 2007, NASA made its amazing discovery. The cloud in space around Mars turned out to be another life form, the likes of which no man on Earth has ever seen. After studying this life form, they discovered that it was silicon based as opposed to carbon based.

And so on. You would then complete the article by telling your thoughts about just what this means to us. This is your opinion so you can write just about anything. The point is, the facts are all there, and with the background information added, you've built suspense and padded your article enough to be acceptable in any online directory.

This is a killer technique and will certainly keep your readers interested.

Try it sometime. You might be surprised at the res

. This way you're building suspense. You could have easily just said that the scientists discovered whatever, but then what would you talk about for the remainder of your article? By telling the story of the events leading up to the discovery, you not only build suspense, but you also pad out your article with relevant background data. This is a perfect way to turn what would have been a 200 word article into a 500 word article. Okay, here's how we end, skipping more background data.

Finally, on May 17, 2007, NASA made its amazing discovery. The cloud in space around Mars turned out to be another life form, the likes of which no man on Earth has ever seen. After studying this life form, they discovered that it was silicon based as opposed to carbon based.

And so on. You would then complete the article by telling your thoughts about just what this means to us. This is your opinion so you can write just about anything. The point is, the facts are all there, and with the background information added, you've built suspense and padded your article enough to be acceptable in any online directory.

This is a killer technique and will certainly keep your readers interested.

Try it sometime. You might be surprised at the res

s of which no man on Earth has ever seen. After studying this life form, they discovered that it was silicon based as opposed to carbon based.

And so on. You would then complete the article by telling your thoughts about just what this means to us. This is your opinion so you can write just about anything. The point is, the facts are all there, and with the background information added, you've built suspense and padded your article enough to be acceptable in any online directory.

This is a killer technique and will certainly keep your readers interested.

Try it sometime. You might be surprised at the results.

To YOUR Success,

Steve Wagenheim