HOW ARTICLE MARKETING WORKS?

ARTICLE MARKETING

 

It is a well-established truth that article marketing is effective for a significant portion of internet marketers across a wide range of themes. This has been validated numerous times. But individuals who haven't tried article marketing often think it's more difficult or time-consuming than it actually is.

Write an essay as a first step. You can either complete this task on your own or by hiring a ghost writer. Ghost written articles often cost less than $10.00 for a 300–500 word piece. The content must be both educational and relevant to your area of expertise. The essay shouldn't have a sales letter-like tone.

You include your "resource box" at the conclusion of the article. An author's bio and links to connected websites, a newsletter sign-up link, and potentially an email address are all included in a resource box, which is only a section of text that provides information about the author. Even if someone else wrote your essay, you are still the author.

You write a statement granting others the right to freely reprint the article as long as they don't change it and retain your resource box attached underneath the resource box. This enables other people to spread your article widely.

When you've finished writing the article, submit it to as much article directories as possible. Sending the material to ezine publishers in your niche for consideration also helps. The many ezine databases that are accessible on the Internet contain lists of ezines.

You can submit your content more quickly by using article submission software. Instant Article Submitter, which can be found at www.instantarticlesubmitter.com, is one example of this kind of software. Additionally, some firms will manually publish your work to directories. Since many article directories forbid and won't accept articles sent with software, this is strongly advised.

Self-submitting the content takes a lot of time. If you can find someone to handle the work for you, you'll have had more time overall to focus on other marketing-related activities, like writing more articles.