own question you will have an article very quickly. Write down the question and then think of a instance or situation that occurred to illustrate that point.

11.) If you are hung up on writing write about yourself or an event that happened to you or a scenario you dealt with, write it as a story from another perspective as if it was someone else and you were telling the story. People do this all the time and often these stories make good articles.

12.) When you forget you articles direction, put yourself back in time and place to where you were when you considered writing the story, it should all come back to you, this works if you forgot to write that thought down.

13.) Always have 10-10

Many article marketers and Article Authors worry about writer's block. Why? Well, because they are under pressure to increase their output in order to drive more targeted traffic to their websites. Here are some tips on how to overcome writers block in your article writing efforts;

1.) Tell yourself writer's block does not exist; deny its existence.

2.) When you think of something to write about; write down a title at that instant and three sentences of why you want to write the article. No matter where you are carry a pad and pen. When you get home make the title and space out the three sentences down the page about equal distance to a paragraph or so. It will remind you of your points while you are writing. Remember you talk at 100 to 180 words per minute and you think in pictures at some 500 words a second, so you have to write it down and elabotate later.

3.) Choose topics in your area of interests, which you find ironic, others will find interest in this stuff too, thus better topics then use the “write down the title first theory”

4.) When something gets you angry start writing about it. It is easy to transfer negative energy into positive energy. For instance if you see people suffering from Hurricane Katrina, someone littering, being mean to their pet, acting rude or kids on skateboards being thrown out of shopping centers write about it. Use those experiences as analogies in your business articles, self-help or describing another situation.

5.) Start your article by asking questions, then proceed to answer them and you elaborate on them and you will have written a paragraph of questions before you know it and it will take you several more to answer them.

6.) When children ask you simple questions, find the brilliance in those questions and make your answers into articles. Explain the answers in simple English and write about them.

7.) When your friends tell you stories about their observations or customers ask you questions about your business; answer them and then make them into articles.

8.) Take your emails to friends and use those to get your articles going. Take a paragraph or two out of the email and elaborate or attempt to use it in an article in a creative way. Doing this is simple it is like finishing an already written email or thought.

9.) Dina Giollito’s summation of writing Top 7 articles is correct, they are truly easy to do. Write 1-7 and start filling them in with one to two sentences each. You may find that most of them with proper elaboration and examples or stories behind them will end up entire 4-5 paragraph articles by themselves, plus you already have the 1-7 articles by adding an intro-paragraph in the beginning and a summary paragraph at the end.

10.) If you ask yourself questions, then answer your own question you will have an article very quickly. Write down the question and then think of a instance or situation that occurred to illustrate that point.

11.) If you are hung up on writing write about yourself or an event that happened to you or a scenario you dealt with, write it as a story from another perspective as if it was someone else and you were telling the story. People do this all the time and often these stories make good articles.

12.) When you forget you articles direction, put yourself back in time and place to where you were when you considered writing the story, it should all come back to you, this works if you forgot to write that thought down.

13.) Always have 10-100

ile you are writing. Remember you talk at 100 to 180 words per minute and you think in pictures at some 500 words a second, so you have to write it down and elabotate later.

3.) Choose topics in your area of interests, which you find ironic, others will find interest in this stuff too, thus better topics then use the “write down the title first theory”

4.) When something gets you angry start writing about it. It is easy to transfer negative energy into positive energy. For instance if you see people suffering from Hurricane Katrina, someone littering, being mean to their pet, acting rude or kids on skateboards being thrown out of shopping centers write about it. Use those experiences as analogies in your business articles, self-help or describing another situation.

5.) Start your article by asking questions, then proceed to answer them and you elaborate on them and you will have written a paragraph of questions before you know it and it will take you several more to answer them.

6.) When children ask you simple questions, find the brilliance in those questions and make your answers into articles. Explain the answers in simple English and write about them.

7.) When your friends tell you stories about their observations or customers ask you questions about your business; answer them and then make them into articles.

8.) Take your emails to friends and use those to get your articles going. Take a paragraph or two out of the email and elaborate or attempt to use it in an article in a creative way. Doing this is simple it is like finishing an already written email or thought.

9.) Dina Giollito’s summation of writing Top 7 articles is correct, they are truly easy to do. Write 1-7 and start filling them in with one to two sentences each. You may find that most of them with proper elaboration and examples or stories behind them will end up entire 4-5 paragraph articles by themselves, plus you already have the 1-7 articles by adding an intro-paragraph in the beginning and a summary paragraph at the end.

10.) If you ask yourself questions, then answer your own question you will have an article very quickly. Write down the question and then think of a instance or situation that occurred to illustrate that point.

11.) If you are hung up on writing write about yourself or an event that happened to you or a scenario you dealt with, write it as a story from another perspective as if it was someone else and you were telling the story. People do this all the time and often these stories make good articles.

12.) When you forget you articles direction, put yourself back in time and place to where you were when you considered writing the story, it should all come back to you, this works if you forgot to write that thought down.

13.) Always have 10-10

gies in your business articles, self-help or describing another situation.

5.) Start your article by asking questions, then proceed to answer them and you elaborate on them and you will have written a paragraph of questions before you know it and it will take you several more to answer them.

6.) When children ask you simple questions, find the brilliance in those questions and make your answers into articles. Explain the answers in simple English and write about them.

7.) When your friends tell you stories about their observations or customers ask you questions about your business; answer them and then make them into articles.

8.) Take your emails to friends and use those to get your articles going. Take a paragraph or two out of the email and elaborate or attempt to use it in an article in a creative way. Doing this is simple it is like finishing an already written email or thought.

9.) Dina Giollito’s summation of writing Top 7 articles is correct, they are truly easy to do. Write 1-7 and start filling them in with one to two sentences each. You may find that most of them with proper elaboration and examples or stories behind them will end up entire 4-5 paragraph articles by themselves, plus you already have the 1-7 articles by adding an intro-paragraph in the beginning and a summary paragraph at the end.

10.) If you ask yourself questions, then answer your own question you will have an article very quickly. Write down the question and then think of a instance or situation that occurred to illustrate that point.

11.) If you are hung up on writing write about yourself or an event that happened to you or a scenario you dealt with, write it as a story from another perspective as if it was someone else and you were telling the story. People do this all the time and often these stories make good articles.

12.) When you forget you articles direction, put yourself back in time and place to where you were when you considered writing the story, it should all come back to you, this works if you forgot to write that thought down.

13.) Always have 10-10

to get your articles going. Take a paragraph or two out of the email and elaborate or attempt to use it in an article in a creative way. Doing this is simple it is like finishing an already written email or thought.

9.) Dina Giollito’s summation of writing Top 7 articles is correct, they are truly easy to do. Write 1-7 and start filling them in with one to two sentences each. You may find that most of them with proper elaboration and examples or stories behind them will end up entire 4-5 paragraph articles by themselves, plus you already have the 1-7 articles by adding an intro-paragraph in the beginning and a summary paragraph at the end.

10.) If you ask yourself questions, then answer your own question you will have an article very quickly. Write down the question and then think of a instance or situation that occurred to illustrate that point.

11.) If you are hung up on writing write about yourself or an event that happened to you or a scenario you dealt with, write it as a story from another perspective as if it was someone else and you were telling the story. People do this all the time and often these stories make good articles.

12.) When you forget you articles direction, put yourself back in time and place to where you were when you considered writing the story, it should all come back to you, this works if you forgot to write that thought down.

13.) Always have 10-10

own question you will have an article very quickly. Write down the question and then think of a instance or situation that occurred to illustrate that point.

11.) If you are hung up on writing write about yourself or an event that happened to you or a scenario you dealt with, write it as a story from another perspective as if it was someone else and you were telling the story. People do this all the time and often these stories make good articles.

12.) When you forget you articles direction, put yourself back in time and place to where you were when you considered writing the story, it should all come back to you, this works if you forgot to write that thought down.

13.) Always have 10-100 article titles and three lines each in word files in a folder on your computer. When you are stuck, simply pick the one you think would be the most fun to write. Start writing, if you come to a point where you cannot write anymore close it and open another. I have had 150 articles half done at times and then one day when I am in a major writing mood, I simply go finish 20-40 of them all in the same day.

14.) Read more articles, magazines in your industry, books and keep that notepad nearby, it is very easy to go from reading to writing within minutes, especially when you have a brilliant thought.

15.) Turn on the Discovery Channel and watch for 15-20 minutes, see if you can use a circumstance on TV as a way to explain your topic as an example or similarity, then turn off TV and start writing immediately.

These are simply a few of the many ways I have discovered to stay in the zone. You must experiment for yourself, but remember; Everything is an article and you must deny writer’s block. Pretend it does not exist. This article will be turned into 16 articles. Do you see my points?