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1. First thing to do is to familiarize yourself with the language and preferences of your target audience. Find ways on how you can mingle with them or how you can possibly observe them while they’re talking to each other. You would want to know the language that they’re using and the words that they can easily identify with. These are the things that you need to use on your articles so you can easily get through to your readers.

2. Keep your articles short. Make each of your idea easier for your readers to digest by limiting the scope of your content and by making your articles relatively short. Your readers will most likely to remember the ideas that you’re sharing if you avoid overloading them with too much information.

3. Ask for feedback. Get neutral third parties to read your articles before you get them published online. See if these people will not have a hard time understanding your content. Encourage them to share their opinions and their comments and make sure that you take each one constructively. Do necessary revisions and ensure that your content flows smoothly.

4. Use examples. You can help your readers get a clear picture of the message that you’re trying to get across if you give them example. For instance, instead of explaining to them how to create anchor texts, give them samples together with your explanation. You can also promote better comprehension if you tell stories that are relevant to the topics that you’re discussing.

5. Do not insert irrelevant information. Inserting information that are not relevant to your main topic is the fastest way to confuse your readers. So, before you start writing your articles, I suggest that you plan your content ahead of time. List down the data that you’re going to present and ensure that they’re related to the subject matter. Also, avoid covering too many grounds. If you’re writing very specific topics, discussing 3-5 major points should be enough.

6. Avoid using high fallutin words. The problem with other writers these days is that they’re using high fallutin words or highly technical terms just to impress their readers. Well, the truth is, these people will not be impressed if they’ll find it too tough to understand the ideas that you’re trying to get across. So, stick with simple terms all the time. It’s okay to use highly technical terms or acronyms as long as you define them first before using them on your content.

7. Use short sentences. Online users, who are known to be scanners, easily get lost when they’re reading lengthy sentences. So, ensure that yours are relatively short. They must contain no more than 30 words.

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