1. If you are "bum marketing", then don't go for the damn silly keywords. It is far better to select 10 good, catchy and searched-for keywords than 100 bad ones.
2. Write an article which actually has the potential to lead to a sale. In Desperate Buyers Only, the author explained how she had penned an article about getting out of the NoChex system and submitted it to EA. I believe the article was a fairly meaty 800+ words, and is still available online if you look around. That particular article is a good model to follow, because it checks all the boxes: it is substantial, it targets a desperate market, it is well-written, and a solution is provided in the resource box. Notice how she still gives value in the article; many articles provide NO real value.
Ultimately though, one of the major ways to get great traffic from articles: hand submit them to niche sites. These places are always looking for fresh, substantial and -- preferably -- exclusive content. It's a fair trade: they get top content for free, you get a good backlink back to your site, as well as your article being placed in front of your target audience.
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No excuses, I guess I am just expecting too much of myself at the early stages. I am thankful for what I am already making, but I have a tendency to jam my foot on that accelrator...
Good advice. Keep it up!
Article Marketing is one part good copy and nine parts SEO. In fact, I use them exclusively for SEO.
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