1.
Research.
You can never be too knowledgeable on one particular topic.
Do your research and I am pretty sure that you'll be overwhelmed as to how much relevant information are available in the online arena.
Obtain those data that will be appreciated by your readers and include them in your content.
2.
Create an outline.
If you don't want to spend so much time improving your content after writing your articles and if you don't want your copies to sound like a presentation of random ideas, I highly recommend that you create an outline or a blueprint that can guide you all throughout.
Just identify and write down the points that you would like to cover and arrange them in logical manner.
3.
Titles.
Although it is very time-consuming to come up with catchy, punchy titles, you can be assured that it will worth it.
You see, your titles are your strongest allies when getting people to open your articles.
If they are too lousy or if they are too common, it is more likely that your articles will remain unread online.
So, ensure that your titles are one-of-a-kind.
They must be intriguing, benefit-driven, and they must be written in a very smart sounding manner.
4.
Give your readers an introduction.
Use your first couple of sentences to tell your readers what your article is all about.
This can help convince these people to read on.
Then, present your most important or jaw-dropping information on your first 100 words.
This can help in getting a hold of your readers' attention.