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10 Tips For Getting More Traffic From Your Articles
Here's a depressing fact if you sell anything on the web: the #1 reason people go online is not to buy things but to find free information. But that's great news - if you write free articles. It means you have a technique you can plug in and...
7 Keys To Writing Successful Articles
7 Keys To Writing Successful Articles © 2002 Jason Potash
Are you writing articles?
I know. You've already heard it 100 times before. The question is not IF you're writing articles, but WHAT you're actually writing. Simply throwing a bunch of...
"Are You Submitting Your Articles...?"
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How to Create an Outline For All of Your Articles?
We've done it through junior high, it expanded longer through
high school, then on college it became chapters. No matter how
many times a person have done it, writing articles has proven to
be a task many has continuously avoided. Now at a time...
How to Increase Buyers Traffic Through Writing Articles and RSS Content Syndication
Benefits of Writing Articles: 1. Every Webmaster would like to publish fresh content on their websites. Your articles can be published by these content hungry webmasters websites. Your must also add your small bio with your website links in your...
How To Write Articles For The Hungry Web Market.
How To Write Articles For The Hungry Web Market by BB Lee (C)2003 (630 words) Writing for the web audience is a whole brand new ball game. Throw out all the rules you learned in school or writing for print media. Why? They simply are not...
Seecrets On Website Promotion: The Hard Truths On Writing Free-Reprint Articles
Experts in website promotion all agree on this: get as many inbound links as possible. To achieve this, write free-reprint articles, sent them to major article depositories and soon you will have hundreds, if not thousands of inbound links. That is...
Sell Books While You Sleep: Submit Short Articles to Multiple Web Sites
Have you wasted valuable time and money on book promotion that doesn't work? Have your press releases been ignored? Have you been too quiet about getting the word out how your book will help solve people's problems? Passion and creativity went into...
Website Promotion – Writing Articles Generates Traffic Four Different Ways
There are many different ways to promote your Website in order to generate traffic. Most of them cost money, but one of the most effective techniques is free – writing articles about topics relating to your Website and submitting them to “free...
Write Articles for Content and Explode Your Business - 7 Advantages
In today's highly competitive internet world, the importance of
attracting highly targeted traffic to your website can't be
overemphasized. Routing web traffic to your site can be your
only means of survival, especially in this cutthroat world...
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Are You Content With Your Web Articles? 5 Ways to Dominate Your Niche With Copy that Rocks
Web articles - they're immensely popular these days, for the
simple reason that you can broadcast your name and URL all over
the web with them. Trouble is, everybody's doing it... and that
means major competition in ALL categories! So the question is:
How will you keep your reader focused on YOUR article and not
the other guy's? Read on for Killer Article-Writing Secrets that
Will Bump You Up on the Popularity Charts!
1. Write Power Headlines.
Which of these sounds better: "5 Ways to Create Better Web
Articles," or "5 Ways to Dominate Your Niche with Articles that
Rock"? Your headlines MUST pop off the page, and that means
slipping those dynamic power words in whenever you can. And
don't forget the search engines. Give the Google Monster
something to snack on: popularly searched keyword terms in the
first three words of your article's headline. You can find
related keyword search terms right here:
http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/
2. Make it Meaty.
Remember how peeved you were last time you clicked that article
with the awesome headline only to start reading and find out
that the author had virtually NOTHING to say? What makes an
article 'meaty'? Specifics as opposed to generalizations. You
MUST think details. Instead of saying "Download a free web
editor," direct the reader to a specific website: "Download a
free web editor at http://nvu.com."
3. Talk it Through.
Here's something that so many new authors forget: in your
article, you want to have a conversation with your reader. That
means natural emphatic pauses, strong pacing... and yes, even
permission to use
colloquial speech! (Did you notice that
pacing, by the way? How'd she do that?) You're allowed and even
encouraged to have fun while writing. Your best bet: pretend
you're writing an email to a friend, and then let the story flow.
4. Add Those Keywords.
What are keywords? Popularly searched terms that web surfers use
to look up information in the search engines. You can find out
what folks are hunting for by going to that Overture tool we
talked about earlier, which is here:
http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/.
Plug in your category and sprinkle the resulting phrases
throughout your article. Use keywords liberally in your headline
and first paragraph!
5. Give Away Freebies.
Share your favorite tools and web resources (notice I did that
here) with your readers, and see how fast you become one of the
top authors in your niche. People LOVE free stuff... and if you
don't share, some other guru will.
Copyright 2005 Dina Giolitto. All rights reserved.
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Dina Giolitto is a copywriting consultant and ghostwriter with
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