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Will You Add? - Article Marketing – Using Articles to Create Credibility
You’ve probably heard the expression: Keep It Simple, Stupid!This is known as the “KISS Method” of selling, but it’s really not a method, a systematic way to get something done.In a way, it’s an anti-method.
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But it is more than just writing articles. I think you have to write them in such a way that the readers are compelled to click at the end of the article. Because if they read the article, and think, oh, well, at the end, and don’t click, then you aren’t going to get much traffic. You have to write articles that are full of useful content, perhaps content they cannot easily find on the web.
Here is what I do that I think is important to getting clicks:
1) I write about what the title says. No trickery. I stick to one topic. You opened my article because they wanted more information about whatever the title said, nothing else. So if I write about that I am well ahead. You must remain accurate if you want credibility.
2) I write conversationally. No stiff language. I write like you are in my living room. That is important if you want to create a feeling of trust.
3) I give people a good reason to click at the bottom. Not something lousy – but a real gift.
4) I think this is a good one. I am writing for direct clicks, not to get picked up by an ezine, so I keep the article short. If an ezine publisher doesn’t want my article because it is too short, so what? I am getting clicks. That’s what matters to me. I want clicks, I want exposure. I am not aiming for newsletter submissions – most of them
There are so many different options available to homebuyers that selecting the right home loan and interest options can be difficult. Despite the popularity of choosing adjustable rate mortgages and other new interest opt
Here is what I do that I think is important to getting clicks:
1) I write about what the title says. No trickery. I stick to one topic. You opened my article because they wanted more information about whatever the title said, nothing else. So if I write about that I am well ahead. You must remain accurate if you want credibility.
2) I write conversationally. No stiff language. I write like you are in my living room. That is important if you want to create a feeling of trust.
3) I give people a good reason to click at the bottom. Not something lousy – but a real gift.
4) I think this is a good one. I am writing for direct clicks, not to get picked up by an ezine, so I keep the article short. If an ezine publisher doesn’t want my article because it is too short, so what? I am getting clicks. That’s what matters to me. I want clicks, I want exposure. I am not aiming for newsletter submissions – most of them
As the popularity of flea markets grows so does the number of flea market vendors who attend them.Many of these flea market vendors are turning what was once a nice way to make some extra income, into a full fledge
Here is what I do that I think is important to getting clicks:
1) I write about what the title says. No trickery. I stick to one topic. You opened my article because they wanted more information about whatever the title said, nothing else. So if I write about that I am well ahead. You must remain accurate if you want credibility.
2) I write conversationally. No stiff language. I write like you are in my living room. That is important if you want to create a feeling of trust.
3) I give people a good reason to click at the bottom. Not something lousy – but a real gift.
4) I think this is a good one. I am writing for direct clicks, not to get picked up by an ezine, so I keep the article short. If an ezine publisher doesn’t want my article because it is too short, so what? I am getting clicks. That’s what matters to me. I want clicks, I want exposure. I am not aiming for newsletter submissions – most of them
Robert Read’s book, "Risk Hotline for Real Estate," provides numerous examples of dealings where the real estate agent is not intentionally doing something wrong, but runs the risk of losing a sale, being reprimanded or
2) I write conversationally. No stiff language. I write like you are in my living room. That is important if you want to create a feeling of trust.
3) I give people a good reason to click at the bottom. Not something lousy – but a real gift.
4) I think this is a good one. I am writing for direct clicks, not to get picked up by an ezine, so I keep the article short. If an ezine publisher doesn’t want my article because it is too short, so what? I am getting clicks. That’s what matters to me. I want clicks, I want exposure. I am not aiming for newsletter submissions – most of them
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Call me jaded – whatever – but I get clicks, and that is one of the ways I measure things online.
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