Getting published
The key to getting your story published is easy. Answer five questions in the story (Who, where, what, when, why and how!). While this may have been taught in first day of journalism class it still a measure for a good story.
A good story can only meet the threshold if the reader comes from the other side feeling like these questions have been answered.
It does not have to be something out of the ordinary it can be a story about the estate you live such as the one on the picture
..it zero's in on the oddity and builds up on that to make for what readers want to actually open and read.
Next — I will be writing about how you can get stories from the comfort of your living room and getting paid for it.
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