by: Sheena A. Dabon (group 2)
Talk about taking risks, But hey! Why take the difficult road when you could go for the easier and safer one? As a writer, you should look at the better options, one of which is considering a section that would give a greater possibility for your article to be published. So what are the guidelines? Here are some:
1. Find a section that accepts contributors.
- If you are not an official writer of a publication, then this ought to be considered. In this rate, you can be sure that your article will be read or considered. Some of the most common sections that consider contributors are; Neighborhood and Feature sections.
2. Make sure your topic is interesting.
- Avoid topics that are common or are too specific to the point that no one else could relate to your article.
3. Relate Properly to your audience.
- Use simple terms. In this manner you can be sure that the readers can easily identify what you are talking about.
4. Create a proper query to the editor.
- If you want a bigger chance to be published, make sure that you write your letter to the editor properly. Be professional yet respectful and courteous.
5. Follow-up your query.
- You should always check on your queries, so as to make sure that your editor has received it. This also shows that you are really interested in having your article published.
Talk about taking risks, But hey! Why take the difficult road when you could go for the easier and safer one? As a writer, you should look at the better options, one of which is considering a section that would give a greater possibility for your article to be published. So what are the guidelines? Here are some:
1. Find a section that accepts contributors.
- If you are not an official writer of a publication, then this ought to be considered. In this rate, you can be sure that your article will be read or considered. Some of the most common sections that consider contributors are; Neighborhood and Feature sections.
2. Make sure your topic is interesting.
- Avoid topics that are common or are too specific to the point that no one else could relate to your article.
3. Relate Properly to your audience.
- Use simple terms. In this manner you can be sure that the readers can easily identify what you are talking about.
4. Create a proper query to the editor.
- If you want a bigger chance to be published, make sure that you write your letter to the editor properly. Be professional yet respectful and courteous.
5. Follow-up your query.
- You should always check on your queries, so as to make sure that your editor has received it. This also shows that you are really interested in having your article published.
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