Just about anyone can produce articles. But the real talent lies in creating eye-catching and great quality article. If you are considering the option of using article marketing to drive traffic to your website, you absolutely need to produce only top-notch articles. Because it’s imperative for your rise and rise from the abyss to the pinnacle of the internet!
Many article marketers report of not getting enough ROI from their articles. Yet there are also article marketers who make a killing! Why is that so? It is because of the system that is used.
I personally designed a system to maximize my profits from articles. While I lose out to a few other article marketers on the front-end, I trounce them on the back-end. Here’s how it works:
1. Write articles
2. Build a squeeze page (or opt-in page) offering a free incentive to opt-in
3. Submit articles
Q: How many articles do I need to write each week?
A: Whenever I get one of these questions I wonder if the person is really asking
1. What is the bare minimum I can do to get results?
or
2. What is the target I need to shoot for in order to be successful?
For purposes of this article I’m going to assume the person is asking the second question, since those that ask the first question are not really going anywhere anyway.
With more than 75 million people regularly using RSS to send and receive breaking news, this fast track distribution channel is quickly becoming the hottest way to publish your content to the World Wide Web. Considering its exceptional ability to reach a mass audience with nearly instantaneous impact, the only thing keeping many people from climbing aboard the RSS bandwagon is the level of technical expertise that is generally required to get up to speed.
Article marketing and internet marketing is a great way to make a living. It’s a real blessing to get up every morning, make the long 30 foot commute to my office, and do it all with excitement.
But it was not always this way.
It’s really easy to get distracted on the Internet. There is another “must have new product bus” coming by every few minutes. Many people find it difficult to know what area to focus on and then what to do once you decide.