1. First thing to do is to familiarize yourself with the rules of news writing. These are far different compare when you're writing for online users or for magazines. There are so many books and websites about journalism that can contain every piece of information that you need to know. Read as many as you can. Focus your attention on those that were published just recently to make sure that you'll obtain up-to-date information.
2. Learn from renowned journalists. I am sure you would like to follow the footsteps of these people. You can so by learning from them and by knowing what they know. Start by reading their articles. Take time when doing so and pay attention to the elements and writing techniques that these people are using constantly.
3. Always choose stories that are recent and newsworthy. One way to make sure that your articles will be noticed by your target audience is to write articles on stories that will capture their attention. Talk about something that happened today and those things that have direct impact on the lives of these people.
4. Stick with facts. It's your responsibility to make sure that every piece of information you include in your news articles is based on facts. So, make time to verify your data. Interview as many people as possible and use as many relevant resources as needed. Then, cross reference your resources to make sure that everything you have gathered is factual.
5. Always review your articles. Read your articles over and over again after you've finished writing them. Your goal here is to make sure that they're flawless and that they're interesting to read.
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