# The Seasonal Article Template
If you check Google Trends, you’ll notice a lot of searches for “Christmas” in November and December; for Valentine’s Day in February; for Yom Kippur in the Autumn; and so on.
In other words: Holidays are popular. And the best thing is that they keep coming back.
If you write an article about Hanukkah this year, it could still be read ten years or even more from now.
When you write an article, using the Seasonal Article Template, you write an evergreen piece of work.
This is how you do:
1: Pick your holiday, and find an angle that relates to your field.
2: Come up with an intriguing headline that includes the holiday’s name.
Example:
“10 Ways Christmas Can Help Your Online Business”
“Fact: 90% of Married Couples Argue Over Valentine’s Day Dinner”
3: Write an introduction to your article.
4: Write the content. If your headline includes a “10 steps” or “12 ways”, use bulleted lists, and elaborate on each bullet.
If your headline is of a more general nature, then write 3-4 paragraphs of content.
5: Summon up your article in the conclusion, and lead into your resource box, if you’re writing for article syndication, traffic or back links.