a keyword-rich article that relates to what you sell.
Then give it away to other sites -- for FREE!
drive a steady stream of eager customers to your home
of two reasons: To check their email or to look for
information. Sure, some of them end up making purchases,
but this is not generally the reason they log on. They
want...
That's why it's your job to give them that information, as
it relates to your product. You already do that with the copy
on your web site, but why stop there?
Web is a great way to gain recognition as a valuable resource
in your industry.
to your products or services, since the ultimate goal of the
article is to drive visitors to your site who are interested
in what you're selling. But the article should be informative,
not "sales-y".
or hard-to-find information. Not only will this increase the
chances that other site owners or managers will post your
article, it will also increase the number of visitors who click
through to your site after reading it.
equipment, you could write an article about three things to
look for in a good, pre-owned putter.
computer network, why not write an article about common
problems people have in setting up a wireless router?
all the time, or in the things you often see people doing wrong.
Share hot new tips on how to use the products you sell, or
talk about trends that you've spotted in your industry.
out a solid, traffic-boosting article! Your quick piece
should...
* be no longer than 400 words (not even a whole page!)
characters
your site at the end. Here's an example: "ABOUT THE
AUTHOR: Joe Smith is a recognized authority on the
subject of widgets. His web site, www. JoesWidgets .com,
provides a wealth of informative articles and resources
on everything you'll ever need to know about widgets."
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