Before you write an article, clearly define your idea behind the topic and while expressing the idea in writing, always be specific about the idea(not introducing new ideas in the topic). Article writing is very objective so as a writer, always define the message which you wish to pass across to your readers before publishing.

 

This is the bulk of a write-up. It contains the introduction, body, and conclusion of an article. 

 

Avoid repeating the same words all through the content. It's always advisable to apply the use of synonyms; that is by finding other words with the same meaning as the word(which carries the idea you want to send out to the reader).

 

Grammarly is an App that helps writers to correct common grammatical errors in their write-ups. Writing issues like wrong tenses, misspelled words, punctuation, and so on are easily corrected on Grammarly App. I use this awesome app in editing my articles before publishing.

 

One interesting feature of this App is that it sent weekly reports or updates on how you write through emails. Going through the report, you see how you are developing as a writer by looking at your general grading/rank with other Grammarly users, checking your consistent and old tone(s) in writing, and so on. I suggest this amazing tool to all pejowebians for effective and quality writing and publishing.

 

After carrying out the possible editing, re-read your content for any further changes or improvements to be made in your content. It's very important. Some tools of editing can alter the meaning or message in your write-up which you are trying to relate to your audience. Re-reading keeps you in check with whether the write-up is in line with your goal of writing.

 

Once, you are done with the editing work and you have completely read your piece of writing over again, just hit the submit button on Pejoweb and your content will be officially published for viewing by your audience.

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Source of editing: 

https://writingcooperative.com/how-to-edit-an-article-like-a-pro-991dbdbe0a7d