Step Four:

This one is important to control and refine your rewriting procedure and its quality.

The more original and unique your approach, the more likely you are to have good long-term results. Whatever system you use, it's much easier improving a ready made article than writing a brand new one entirely from scratch. Pay special attention to the tone the article takes. For example, if it is written in

first person (I, my, we), you don’t want to confuse the reader by sprinkling several sentences written in the third person (he, she, it, one, or they.) If you like the tone the article takes, stick with it; otherwise it’s easy to change to the point of view you prefer. Whether you’re using software or rewriting the article yourself, don’t rely on any type of editing or spellchecking software to do all the work for you. Read each article word for word after you’ve finished to make sure it is grammatically correct with no typos or spelling errors. Whether your name is on the article or it provides a link to your website, you can bet your reputation is wrapped up in the content. Guard it.
That’s it : you’ve rewritten your article and it now has a perfect shape ☺

1. Title (you even have variations for submission to article directories)

2. Introduction (100 words)

3. 3 or 4 paragraphs of content (400 words)

4. Summary (50 words)