TIPS MAKE ARTICLES ON THE INTERNET

TIPS TO MAKE ARTICLES ON THE INTERNET -  Internet-internet articles have become the lifestyle of most citizens of the world's cities. When someone opens the internet, many articles that they can get to broaden their understanding. 

And from just finding the article then reading it, many netizens who turned and were interested in writing the article also to express the contents of his thoughts.

Now this internet has provided various channels to express the contents of their thoughts, starting from just 'say hello', giving comments, and in the end making expressions that are several lengths of paragraphs. 

The free blogsite has made it possible for netizens to upload articles to the internet, so that they can be found and then read by many other netizens.

Occasionally, articles uploaded to the internet are present in chaos, both in writing, in order, in order, as well as in the style of language. 

TIPS MAKE ARTICLES ON THE INTERNET

TIPS MAKE ARTICLES ON THE INTERNET

Articles like this inevitably make netizens who read them have to try harder when reading the articles to be able to understand the contents of the articles in question. 

Below this will be presented as a guide that might be tried when creating / writing articles, to make it easier to write articles.

First. How many pages?

The number of pages, try the number of pages for each article that will be displayed on the internet, is limited. A minimum of 2 pages of Msword, ideally about 6 pages of Msword, and at the most stuck at 10 pages of Msword.

Kаlаu has also created several articles in Msword, and it turns out that the page exceeds 10 pages, so the article breaks down to an ideal page count, with about 6 pages per article. 

And if one article was broken into pieces, the title also had to mention words like 'Bag 1', 'Bag 2' and so on. This will make the reader feel comfortable to read it at the end.

Avoid writing articles that are only one page long. Therefore, the article must be at least two pages long. 

In essence, one page will be 'minimal' for the reader, and more than ten pages of Msword will be 'mostly' for the reader.

Second. What should a good paragraph be like?

In writing, avoid paragraphs that are too long. It is worth remembering that paragraphs that are too long will make the reader feel dizzy and mumlet first before reading it. 

In contrast, if an article consists of brief paragraphs, the reader will see that the article is interesting to read, and feels light to read. The reader will feel comfortable to read the article as it ends. Paragraphs should only consist of 5 to 6 lines.

Third. The procedure for making the article title.

In the case of writing the title, avoid long title sentences. Try the title at most 7 words, no matter the lengthy speech. Many titles are found in the article on the internet so that it reaches two or three lines in length. That would be a disaster!

Avoid using punctuation in headings, such as question marks, exclamation points, semicolons, etc. It is not recommended to write titles using capital / capital letters. There is another: the title of a sentence that does not end at any point.

Four. Which language is best for articles?

The use of language also must be considered. Use formal and relaxed language, so that it seems light and friendly. 

Avoid the use of slang, funny, and seem friendly. 

Readers want the delivery language that is neutral / fair, this means that the language used must be a formal language.

Read lots of other articles, whether the articles are made by domestic authors, or foreign writers (which have been translated). 

The more people read the article, the more references in writing articles, and that will help the writer to find his own language style in writing articles, so that he has more character.

Remember, how to put your thoughts into words and sentences is not trivial. It takes a lot of feedback to get the most out of the authors' minds and ideas in a unique, diplomatic and in-depth way. 

If someone reads a lot of other people's articles, surely he will see that it turns out that there is a 'political wording' to express an idea, it all makes the article interesting. And that is only known to have read a lot of other people's articles.

How could someone possibly write an article, and expect the article to be shiny, if he had never read someone's article that was already established?

Five. How about subtitles?

Try to divide the article into several subtitles. This will make the reader feel light when reading, and make the desire to read from the reader higher. A subtitle contains a content of thoughts / ideas. 

With the subtitle, the reader becomes stimulated to know the content in the text under the subtitle. This subtitle must be typed in bold, aka bold. One more thing, don't write subtitles using capital / uppercase letters.

Uppercase issues. While there is a portal / website in the comment column, it does not provide facilities for bold subtitles. Well, for a case like this, the only solution would be to write subtitles using capital letters in all letters.

Six. Formatting text required?

Avoid using bold letters (except for bold subtitles). Some writers have bolded a number of words to emphasize the purpose of a sentence. This should be avoided in writing good articles. 

Emphasizing the intentions of a sentence / paragraph, then that is the reader's initiative, and let the reader himself 'feel' the emphasis is that the intent contained in the paragraph / sentence. 

If the article contains a lot of bold type, then the article will be 'stapled here and there'.

Seven. Which article is it for?

Articles that will be displayed on the internet, such articles are intended for the general public, not segmented. So avoid articles that seem heavy and scientific. The trick is, if you have to present a table, then minimize the number of tables, not a lot. 

For a topic, tables may help to facilitate understanding, but try to make the table light, and don't let the table be displayed 'as is'.

If the topic requires a table, first 'remake' the table, so that there is data that can be omitted, so that the data presented in the table is the data that is needed for the general public.

If the table is put forward for a long time, then the table breaks into several sections, so that it makes the article not light and crisp so that readers feel comfortable eating it part by part. 

Break the table according to the type of data. The table that contains a very long database, obviously makes the reader mumet first. 

Also, the tables are too long, making the reader feel that the data presented is not important to be followed. Instead, the table is broken up, the reader will also be happy to follow it, regardless of whether the data is important or not. That's the point of breaking up tables.

After the table is broken up, then then present it with each caption or subtitle: one table, one subtitle / caption.

Eight. How are you with article pictures?

It will be better if the article has an image, and try to draw it as full-color, because the presence of the image will make the article lighter and more relaxed to read. 

Imagine that an article that is not equipped with images, is the thing that will make the article very heavy, so that the reader after the mumet first before reading it before.

Nine. Can readers 'ask' articles?

Yes, you may. The existence of a question sentence in an article, it makes the article seem light. In contrast, an article that does not contain questions will seem too heavy, too scientific, rigid, and not alive.

Instead, to make the article interesting and crisp, present a question sentence, one, two, five or seven. 

With the existence of complete questions with question marks, the reader feels as if invited to communicate directly with the author. Of course this is good.

In the seventh point above, it is explained that the impression of heavy and scientific articles must be avoided. An easier way to avoid this is to present sentences in the style of this question.

Ten. You either or you side.

If the article contains sequential data, try the data as arranged below. This can make it easier for readers to see the data as it is presented, rather than sequential data presented in the usual way. 

For example, "Indonesia has five large islands, which are Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Papua". This sequential data should be arranged below, so that it becomes like this,

Indonesia has five major islands, that is,

- Sumatra.

- Java.

- Kalimantan.

- Sulawesi.

– Papua.

Eleven. Don't talk about this.

Some things under this should be avoided in writing articles.

Articles which are wholly or part of the text written using uppercase / capital. Pay attention, that uppercase letters don't have a place in the article at all. Uppercase letters are only used in making banners. Yes, the banner will be a (short) message that the entire letter will be uppercase, aka capital.

Articles which are wholly or part of the text written in italics / italics. Usually, italics are only suitable for writing verse verses, or songs. The italics function is for the romanticization of writing.

Articles that contain a lot of text written in bold / bold.

Occasionally an article presents sentence passages, such as scripture sentences, Alhadis passages, philosophical passages, quotes from famous personalities, etc. It is good if the passage is presented in a separate paragraph and written in italics. 

Even so, no problem when the passage is not presented in italics, it is enough to provide double-quotes at the beginning and at the end of the quote.

The article that looks like a novel, which consists of many short sentence passages arranged down, as if describing the conversation of two people. Articles are articles, not novels.

Twelve. Review over and over.

When someone has finished writing his article (or refutation text or comment), then the next thing he will do is to immediately upload it to the internet. That's just too fast.

A student who has finished working on all the exam questions, does he immediately submit it to the teacher / lecturer supervisor? 

In fact, a student will definitely first review the results of his work before he submits the question and answer sheets to the teacher. That is right!

There must be a gap of three days, between the time the article is completed, with the time to upload it to the internet. And the three-day pause must be used to review the articles written, one day try to occur 50 times overall-review!

Every time I review an article, surely the writer will not realize it will find fault with the error, and as a result the writer will make repairs by repairs ... of course that's very good.

Know, that written language is very different from spoken language. Oral language does not require structure, whether the structure of language, vocabulary, point structure, structure of emphasis, etc. 

In spoken language, structure is not important, because what is most important is the purpose of the conversation and the same with the other person. The written language on the other hand, depends on the various structures. 

Therefore, if the spoken language style is poured 'just like that' into the writing of the article, then it will be disastrous for the reader.

Here it is clear, the language we write, it will definitely read strange if you read it at another time. This will result in an improvement when rereading / review, so that in the end the language of the article becomes structured, more fair and humane. That is the point of review.

Tables.

End the article with the subtitle 'Closing'. This subtitle contains the essence of the content presented by the article, so that the reader feels increasingly facilitated in understanding the content of the article, and at the same time 'tactics' so that the reader agrees to the purpose and content of the article. 

The subtitle 'Conclusion' can be replaced with the subtitle 'Conclusion'. However, sometimes, one article contains the subtitles 'Conclusion' and 'Conclusion', each with a different content.

Closing.

In the case of making articles, especially when uploaded on the internet, also applies the eternity law of diamonds: "Even if it's buried in the mud, diamonds will also shine anyway." Good articles will gain a lot of sympathy from readers, and bad articles will be left by many netizens.

However, the whole article, try to apply the rules of the article that is as good as what has been described above.