The publication of your articles is necessary for professional development, the defense of dissertations, the exchange of work experience. This allows a wide range of readers to familiarize themselves with the views of different people.
Instructions
Step 1
Evaluate the need to write an author's article. Think about who might be interested in it, whether it has theoretical or practical value. Do not start work if you are not sure of its feasibility.
Step 2
If you do decide to share your experiences regarding something, determine which area you are most knowledgeable in. To write an article, you need to thoroughly know the problem that you want to describe.
Step 3
Collect all the data that you have in the chosen direction. Add theoretical or practical information as needed. Also, pay attention to the visuals.
Step 4
Organize all your information. Create a catalog if necessary. This will help you communicate your thoughts correctly and consistently.
Step 5
Select the publication where your material will be published. Study the requirements for writing articles in this particular edition. If necessary, conclude an agreement, which will spell out all the conditions for your cooperation as an author. Pay special attention to the exclusive rights of the article. Discuss the fee.
Step 6
Decide on a topic for a future article. To do this, highlight the main idea of the entire material. It should reflect the essence of your work. The wording of the topic should be succinct and concise.
Step 7
Outline the main points of your article. Try to reveal each of them as fully as possible. This will allow you to divide the material into semantic parts. Consider the question posed from different angles. Don't be afraid to apply an unconventional perspective. This will add copyright value to your article.
Step 8
Supplement the article with clarity. This will generate more interest in the reader. In addition, images will be able to better explain the essence of some points of the article. If while writing the article you used the sources of other authors, provide links to them.
Step 9
Consider how you would credit the article. The options can be either your own first and last name, or your chosen nickname.
