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Your Article Resource Box | An Easy Money Making Idea
If you know what article marketing is, then you know your article resource box is the place to make money. The catch is that you only have a small amount of space in which to entice the reader into further action. You must also abide by the submission guidelines of the article directory where you are submitting your article as you entice readers into action. There’s more than one easy money making idea to be taken advantage of with your article resource box.
10 Ways to Fail at Article Marketing
I’ve been exploring doing some article marketing. To read some of the gurus it is just the easiest thing in the world to write a few articles and fire them up to the article directories. Gets you lots of links from those directories and any sites that use the articles will be giving you links. Sounds like a lazy person’s ride to riches.
I happened across a free resource the other day which put a dose of reality into the glowing reports. You see a graphic on the right linking you there so you can get your own copy. It’s called “10 Article Killers” and is the what not to do counter to the gurus that make it sounds like easy street.
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Writing Quality Content
Araon Wall over at SEO Book has written an excellent piece on writing content, he examines optimal word count, length and the considerations for search engine optimization. I especially like his comments about writing tightly. Actually, he uses the phrase, omit words. It means if you can effectively say something with three words, don’t use ten.
I’ve read some interesting articles on content writing. I find it interesting that few if any mention that you really need to take enough care to spell and use words correctly. I have never passed a grammar class in my life but it doesn’t take much to recognize a poorly structured sentence. I can tolerate the odd spelling mistake, especially if they appear to be more of a typo than a real mistake. One thing that is just like nails on a chalkboard when I’m reading is the misuse of words.