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There are multitude of different types of articles, including news, stories, features, profiles instructional, articles, and so on. While each has specific qualities that are unique to it's type, all articles are share some common characteristics. From forming and researching your idea to writing and editing your work.

Part 1. Forming your idea

*News :facts

*Feature :information in a creative, descriptive way.

*Editorial : writers opinion on a topic.

*How_to :instructions about how to accomplish some task.

*Profile :information about a person.

Part 2. Brainstorm your topic.

Make a list of potential topics. You might want to write about immigration or organic food or your local animal shelter. Ask your self these questions.

*what interests you about your topic.

*what is point that people usually overlook.

*what do you want people to know about this topic.

*for example if you write about organic farming, you might say to your self, "I think it's important to know what organic labeling means on food packages. It can be very confusing to know what it all means.

Part 3. Choose something you're passionate about.

Make sure it's something you can write a lot about. You should care about the topic you choose to write about. Your enthusiasm will show in your writing and will be much more engaging for your readers. Your goal is to convey enough passion that your readers think the issue in your article is worth caring about

Part 4. Conduct preliminary research.

If you are not at all familiar with your topic. if, for, instance, you need to write on specific topic for a class assignment. Then you will need to start conducting some preliminary research.

*Enter some keywords into an online search engine.

*Read as much as you can on the topic.

Part 5. Find a unique angle.

When you have decided on your topic and you've narrowed it down to something more specific, think about how you can make this article stand out. If you're writing an article about something that other people are also writing about,try to be unique in how you approach the material. You should added to the conversation, not exist alongside it.

For example, for the organic food topic, you might focus on grocery shopper who doesn't understand organic food labeling.

Part 6. Hone your argument.

In most articles, the writer makes an argument. This is the main trust of the article. Then the writer finds evidence to support this argument. In order to make a quality article, you need a quality argument.

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