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Actual for You - Business Blog Marketing Booster Part 3 - Article Marketing
I used to hate watching videos on the Internet because the small, grainy images were headache-inducing. For many years, the online viewing experience was so far removed from television that I doubted whether it would ever become a serious threat to the broadcast industry. However, with software improvements and high speed Internet connec
New-Jersey based Copywriting Consultant, Dina Giolitto of Wordfeeder.com has written a number of invaluable articles on the subject, but in a nutshell, you want to create articles which follow 3 simple guidelines
1 - Keep your articles to somewhere between 300 and 800 words and break it up with clea
Freelance copywriter, writing web content, copywriting tipsA rainmaker is someone who attracts new clients to a service business or professional practice. In order to become a successful rainmaker, you must first learn how to become a recognized expert in your field.Does this sound daunting? Well it shouldn’t, ther
Part 3 - Article Marketing
In Part 2 of this series of articles, I mentioned how links FROM other websites to YOUR blog or website helps raise your Google Page Rank. There are plenty of articles on the Net which will explain more about linking and page ranks, but accepting that it works, this third article will explain how in just a few hours you can really boost the number of 'inbound' links by doing something called 'Article Marketing'.
Article Marketing does exactly what it says on the can. It's all about creating useful articles which you then syndicate via an engine like eZineArticles.com in order to get your own URL and call to action out there in a big way. Not only will it raise your page rank, but it will also raise your profile and put your work in front of a far wider audience than you are currently reaching alone.
Indeed, this article is an example of article marketing at work. At the foot of this article, if the publisher who has picked it up is playing by 'the rules', you will see a link to my own blogsite. It's part of what's known as a Resource, Biog or Bio box - an essential part of article marketing which sadly, many authors fail to use with best effect.
New-Jersey based Copywriting Consultant, Dina Giolitto of Wordfeeder.com has written a number of invaluable articles on the subject, but in a nutshell, you want to create articles which follow 3 simple guidelines
1 - Keep your articles to somewhere between 300 and 800 words and break it up with clear
Every day hundreds of new online business opportunities flood unto the internet. If there is one thing that the internet is not short of, then it is business opportunities - or shall I say ‘so-called’ business opportunities. In reality most of these business opportunities are not really business opportunities at all.Although they
Part 3 - Article Marketing
In Part 2 of this series of articles, I mentioned how links FROM other websites to YOUR blog or website helps raise your Google Page Rank. There are plenty of articles on the Net which will explain more about linking and page ranks, but accepting that it works, this third article will explain how in just a few hours you can really boost the number of 'inbound' links by doing something called 'Article Marketing'.
Article Marketing does exactly what it says on the can. It's all about creating useful articles which you then syndicate via an engine like eZineArticles.com in order to get your own URL and call to action out there in a big way. Not only will it raise your page rank, but it will also raise your profile and put your work in front of a far wider audience than you are currently reaching alone.
Indeed, this article is an example of article marketing at work. At the foot of this article, if the publisher who has picked it up is playing by 'the rules', you will see a link to my own blogsite. It's part of what's known as a Resource, Biog or Bio box - an essential part of article marketing which sadly, many authors fail to use with best effect.
New-Jersey based Copywriting Consultant, Dina Giolitto of Wordfeeder.com has written a number of invaluable articles on the subject, but in a nutshell, you want to create articles which follow 3 simple guidelines
1 - Keep your articles to somewhere between 300 and 800 words and break it up with clea
Every sports fan knows the story of a sports team competitively peaking at the right time on the road to winning a championship. The Pittsburgh Steelers won the 2006 Super Bowl even though they only had the second best record in their division. In addition, they had to overcome the huge hurdle of playing three straight playoff games on t
Article Marketing does exactly what it says on the can. It's all about creating useful articles which you then syndicate via an engine like eZineArticles.com in order to get your own URL and call to action out there in a big way. Not only will it raise your page rank, but it will also raise your profile and put your work in front of a far wider audience than you are currently reaching alone.
Indeed, this article is an example of article marketing at work. At the foot of this article, if the publisher who has picked it up is playing by 'the rules', you will see a link to my own blogsite. It's part of what's known as a Resource, Biog or Bio box - an essential part of article marketing which sadly, many authors fail to use with best effect.
New-Jersey based Copywriting Consultant, Dina Giolitto of Wordfeeder.com has written a number of invaluable articles on the subject, but in a nutshell, you want to create articles which follow 3 simple guidelines
1 - Keep your articles to somewhere between 300 and 800 words and break it up with clea
Having been involved in business and politics and watched government attack us business folk and thus having been on all sides of this equation, it is readily apparent to me that the humans are just doing what humans do anyway. Humans are inherently problematic, often very deceptive and not such honest beings in general.If we thru
Indeed, this article is an example of article marketing at work. At the foot of this article, if the publisher who has picked it up is playing by 'the rules', you will see a link to my own blogsite. It's part of what's known as a Resource, Biog or Bio box - an essential part of article marketing which sadly, many authors fail to use with best effect.
New-Jersey based Copywriting Consultant, Dina Giolitto of Wordfeeder.com has written a number of invaluable articles on the subject, but in a nutshell, you want to create articles which follow 3 simple guidelines
1 - Keep your articles to somewhere between 300 and 800 words and break it up with clea
“People improve productivity, not organisations.”Managers who have had any form of training will be familiar with the idea of setting goals or objectives, and probably with the principles of appraising performance. With this in mind, why is it so many managers keep asking about how to motivate their staff or how to get mor
New-Jersey based Copywriting Consultant, Dina Giolitto of Wordfeeder.com has written a number of invaluable articles on the subject, but in a nutshell, you want to create articles which follow 3 simple guidelines
1 - Keep your articles to somewhere between 300 and 800 words and break it up with clear layout techniques, eg. bullet points and subheadings.
2 - Ensure the content is useful and well written ie. don't bang out a poorly written sales pitch.
3 - Create a great resource box which means a short indication to your services, a compelling call to action and no more than one live link.
If you follow these 'rules', there's no reason why within days of syndicating your material you couldn't have dozens of sites pointing to your blog or website.
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