My Deepest Article Marketing Secrets! - Part 5
I think a good author's resource box is short and sweet.
An author's resource box that is written in the style of a classified ad and explains your credentials as well as the benefits of the offer works well.
What I've seen people do to increase their results from article marketing is also to break up a very long article into different parts, so there is part 1, part 2...
but leaving them wanting more by having the remainder of your article on your website is a great tactic.
I haven't used it myself before, but I know others are having success with it.
It leaves things hanging and that always gets click-throughs.
A little enthusiasm in your resource box surely helps, and you do need to be enthusiastic about your products and be willing to put on the sales hat online to make sales, but too much of the hyperbole and people do get turned off.
So probably a balance would work.
[b]How To Outsource Article Writing[/b] I personally use freelancers myself to write some of my articles; I'm looking for volume but I'm also looking for quality.
So before I hire a writer, I'd always check out their samples first.
And if they are good, I hire them to write articles for me.
I typically get a batch of 10-20 articles first before doing anything of a more bigger scale or giving my writers repeat projects.
I like to make sure they are producing quality work.
If you're doing article marketing, be in it for the long-term.
There's a lot of patience required to see some tremendous results from article marketing, but the wait will be well worth it, and you'll get some pretty nice long-term traffic.
An author's resource box that is written in the style of a classified ad and explains your credentials as well as the benefits of the offer works well.
What I've seen people do to increase their results from article marketing is also to break up a very long article into different parts, so there is part 1, part 2...
but leaving them wanting more by having the remainder of your article on your website is a great tactic.
I haven't used it myself before, but I know others are having success with it.
It leaves things hanging and that always gets click-throughs.
A little enthusiasm in your resource box surely helps, and you do need to be enthusiastic about your products and be willing to put on the sales hat online to make sales, but too much of the hyperbole and people do get turned off.
So probably a balance would work.
[b]How To Outsource Article Writing[/b] I personally use freelancers myself to write some of my articles; I'm looking for volume but I'm also looking for quality.
So before I hire a writer, I'd always check out their samples first.
And if they are good, I hire them to write articles for me.
I typically get a batch of 10-20 articles first before doing anything of a more bigger scale or giving my writers repeat projects.
I like to make sure they are producing quality work.
If you're doing article marketing, be in it for the long-term.
There's a lot of patience required to see some tremendous results from article marketing, but the wait will be well worth it, and you'll get some pretty nice long-term traffic.
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