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Others Know You Exist !! |
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| Articles Submission |
| We are pleased to inform you about another way that you can increase
your on-line exposure. You may already be aware of our online library of
articles, but you may not be aware that you can submit your own
articles to be published. |
| Getting your own articles published Getting your own article published brings with it some great benefits Demonstrate your knowledge and experience - increase browsers confidence in your expertise Establish yourself as a writer - by getting published Increase exposure to site visitors - your contact details and a paragraph about you can appear with your published article |
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| What Happens after my article submission? |
| Once your article is received it will
be reviewed by the staff. This is nothing to be concerned
about. Once the article has been approved by the staff,
the article will be published with your name. We hope
you will find the time to submit an article to us and
gain the benefits of increased exposure. Generate massive
publicity for your web site via our automated article
submission service. Just plug in your article
and submit - your article will be distributed to thousands
of targeted publishers, and published on partner web sites
and article directories across the globe, within seconds. |
| As you no doubt already know, writing articles is probably the most effective way to promote your web site. It's a very simple principle - publishers want a vast quantity of good quality content that they do not have to pay for; you provide that content, with the proviso that at the bottom of your article, they include your resource box with a link to your web site. It's a win-win situation. With your article published on heaps of web sites, and in several ezines, it's enough to set your traffic counter spinning. |
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| However, many articles are simply not written in a way that will maximize the benefits for the author. Minor mistakes can turn an article that would otherwise get published several times and achieve a great deal for the author, into an article that is barely published and discarded by most publishers into the trash. |
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| SEO
is actually quite easy, if you know how. All it takes
is a few tweaks here and there, and you could turn WebPages
lost in cyberspace into crazed cash machines spitting
out cash, 24/7 faster than you ever imagined. By avoiding
these common mistakes, your article will appeal much more
to publishers, and you will see the results from your
article
submissions vastly improve. |
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| Do Not Write A Solo Ad |
| Many authors make the mistake of submitting articles that are actually little more than solo advertisements for their web sites. Containing little helpful information, they read like a sales letter and then urge the reader to visit their web site - and that's before you get to the resource box. The chances of such an article getting published are virtually zero. Publishers are looking for an informative article, a quality piece that they can publish in order to benefit their readership and their visitors. This means that including a link to your own web site in the article body is generally a no-no, unless for example, you are linking to a helpful article that adds further to the information you have included and is in context. |
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| Do Not Include Affiliate Links |
| The site of an affiliate
link within your article is a big turn-off
for publishers - unless your article is highly informative
and of an extremely high quality, but that is quite rare.
Generally, if you want to maximize your chances of publication,
avoid including affiliate links in your article. You can
sometimes get away with it, if for example you include
a link to a straight domain that actually forwards via
your affiliate link to another web site. The publisher
might not notice, as it appears to be a straightforward
web site link, but it is quite sneaky and dishonest, and
is not recommended. |
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| Avoid Spelling Mistakes |
| Avoid Spelling MistakesThe sight of a spelling mistake in an article is another big turn-off
for publishers. It turns what could otherwise be an acceptable article with good chances of publication, into a poor quality article that will end up in the trash. Publishers are busy people - they don't have time to edit out your mistakes. But the main point is that spelling mistakes leave a Very Bad Impression - it points to a lack of care on your part, and reduces the credibility of the information provided in the article. |
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| Take a minute to run your article through a spell checker - there's a free one online at http://www.spellcheck.net/ - before you submit it. You may be surprised at what you failed to spot. |
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