ACO ERA COP PRESS
ACO Association of Education Research Association Community Online Press.
ERA COP = ACO Club = Allied Command Organization, Ken R Johnston Sr. Fleet Commander
For
our contributing members who write a column weekly for a by-line and possible a
panel discussion in our live radio shows.
ACO
Association is interested in learning how you write a good essay and get high
grades age 13 or above if a student and into scholastics.
ACO –
ACE for Adults Continuing Education shares that if you still insist that your
article should be related to education, consider writing a more general piece
on self-education and lifelong learning that would offer valuable information to
the people of any age. After all, your writings will receive more
attention if our readers resonate with the topic of your article.
Make
sure your article fits one of the following categories of our ACO Ascension Age
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Contribute to Learning About US as the Critical Mass Mind Discussion of the general acceptance community of critical brain trusts.
We share in order to expand not only our own minds but the influence we have on the overall expansion of the cosmos connection.
To be or not to be is that a question for your mind or conscious – Share Your Insights with the World!
ACO Association is a source for deep thinkers, lifelong learners and truth seekers.
It’s a community
of like-minded individuals who are passionate about knowledge, awareness and
self-improvement.
Every
day, we publish thought-provoking
and informative content to give you inspiration, food for
thought and new ideas on how to uncover your inner potential. Our purpose is to
help you expand your knowledge and consciousness, discover yourself and become
a better person.
If you want to share your insights that could help other people learn, think and grow, you are welcome to contribute to our ACO Association about all our topics for our shared projects and fundraisers. We like to create awareness in cyberspace as educational entertainment and open source.
We support free open source internet and common attributes
for educational purposes online in cyberspace.
Below you
will find certain guidelines
and tips you need to consider before contributing to our website.
1. The topic of your article should fit our website
Because
our site is called “American Communications Online,”
many people think it’s an education-related source for students. We regularly
receive emails from writers who want to contribute articles about essay writing
and scholarships.
Please
visit our website and look at the content that we post! Most of
our readers are above the college age and probably won’t be interested in
learning how to write a good essay and get high grades. If you still insist
that your article should be related to education, consider writing a more
general piece on self-education and lifelong learning that would offer valuable
information to the people of any age.
After all, your writings will receive more attention if our readers resonate
with the topic of your article.
Make sure your article fits one of the following categories
of our website: psychology and mental health,
self-improvement, food for thought, uncommon science, or unexplained mysteries.
2. Self-promotion and link placement
We are
glad to help our guest contributors promote their writing and work. Still,
there are certain rules regarding self-promotion and link placement.
Feel free
to include the URL of your blog’s homepage with the name of the site in the anchor text, as well as
the links to your social media profiles in your author bio. However, we do not
accept guest posts written for SEO purposes only and do not allow links in the
article body.
We don’t
accept guest articles from online
stores, review or corporate websites. Remember that guest posts
are intended only for
bloggers who seek to get more exposure for their non-commercial website.
Also, avoid an obvious promotion of any
specific services or products – since all our
content is for informational purposes only and we don’t want our readers to
feel like we are trying to sell something in our ezines.
3. Make sure your content is original
We
publish only original posts written exclusively for ACO and ACE Learning Mind.
If your article has already been published elsewhere, it is not a good idea to
send us a request to repost it. Make sure your text uniqueness is high too, so don’t
overload your article with quotes and citations.
4. Your article should be well-written and mistake-free
Before submitting
your text for review, please make sure to check spelling and grammar. You can use
spelling/grammar checker software for this purpose – we recommend the service
called Grammarly.
However,
it seems that typos and grammar mistakes are not the most common problem among
guest contributors, especially if English is their second language. Below are
some of the most common issues we find in guest articles.
Try to avoid the following:
- Using the same words and phrases multiple times throughout the text – consider synonyms instead
- Incorrect word order and confused sentence structure, which makes the text sound awkward to native English speakers
- Missing articles
If
English is not your first language,
make sure to go
through your article a few times. It would also be great
if you ask a native
speaker to proofread it before sending it to us.
5. Your story should be thought-provoking, informative, and/or inspiring
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6. ACO aim is to make people learn new things,
think on different theories and issues and evolve mentally and spiritually. We
also accept inspirational posts, such as personal stories or articles about art
and amazing people. If your piece is none of the above, it is probably not for
us.
Note: Pleased provide credible and valid information and make sure to include all the related high authority links
If you
write about science or related topics and refer to studies, books or names in
your article, make sure to include
the related links to high
authority websites. It is particularly important in case you
cite someone’s words. When you include links to credible sources, such as .edu or .gov websites, you make our readers
know that the information
you present is valid and based on facts.
7. Try to give clear instructions and actionable tips
Many
readers come to ACO Association and UFO Association Professional Trade
Associations and Who’s Who on topics to find information on how to boost one’s
brain power, practice spirituality and solve personal issues. If you write
about spirituality or self-improvement and your article is meant to give the
reader a piece of advice, make sure to provide clear and actionable tips that have a
practical implementation.
Please avoid vague recommendations, cliché and
stating the obvious, such as “be positive” or “motivate
yourself.”
8. Write an introduction and a conclusion
These two
parts are extremely important for the reader. The introduction is meant to give
the reader a general idea about your article and help them decide whether they
want to continue reading it. Ask yourself the following question:
Does the first sentence/paragraph of my article make it clear
what I’m going to write about?
The
conclusion is a no less important part and is aimed to further provoke the
readers to think or call them to action. For example, you can use this section
to ask the readers to share their personal experiences related to the topic of
the article or their opinion on the described issue.
9. Think up a good title
Did you
know that a good title is a key to a post’s success? The title helps your story
attract the reader’s attention and make them want to open and read it. When you
are trying to think up a good title, ask yourself the following questions:
- What issue/question does my article describe/answer?
- How will reading this article affect the reader’s views?
- In which ways will my article help the reader?
10. Word count
A minimum
word count for guest articles is 1000 words. It would be great if your article
is above 1200 words, especially if you write about self-improvement and any
kind of speculative topic that requires much elaboration to fully cover the
chosen subject. If you would like to elaborate on how to move forward as a coach,
please read ACE Life Coach by TJ Morris available on Amazon.com. If you are
planning an event pleased read How to Social Network Metaphysics by Theresa J
Morris available on lulu and amazon.
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If you want to contribute to Ascension Center Organization, ACO Association, you can send us a message through our age established links and domains with our publicists and administrators with our webmaster TJ Morris Agency, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 for American Communications Online. Theresa J Thurmond Morris handles our correspondence, as our consultant, editor in chief, and our supreme commander for all levels of our fleet.
We have ERA COP and Cosmos Expo Magazine. ACO Association is in an alliance with our
syndicated ACO Event Media Managers who register in our Professional Trade
Association as a Who’s Who in our ACO Consultants, Entrepreneurs, and Author’s
Book Club. We also have our ACO ERA COP REPORTERS in our Educational Research
Association Community Online Press. Emails go to Webmaster
TJMorrisAgency@gmail.com.” Call
850-376-9100 for a booking to share your topic on one of our radio shows.
Speakers join Toastmasters in their local area and TJ has trained since 1989 to
coach.
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