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Learn to Write Marketing Articles That Pull

December 10th, 2008

Well, we imagine if you found this review you are in desperate need of increasing sales and overall visitors to your site or business. When we first came across this website, we soon realized it could be a great help to those who are not familiar with Marketing Articles. What we found was a three step process we think you’ll enjoy. Then again you may already know everything they write about, but there could be something your missing that is within their beliefs.

Starting With a Headline

The first thing you will come across about Marketing Articles is having a compelling headline Read more…

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One Well-Placed Article Nets 616 Mentions in Google

November 10th, 2008
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Evaluation of a Home-Run Article

I’ve been writing articles and posting them online for several years. But it took a while before I learned writing well and developing a long list of places to post them weren’t enough. Articles that deliver fresh, specific, how-to are a solid plus for readers. But writing each around carefully-defined keywords is a must for the search engines.

Other factors influence how successful your article marketing efforts will be – like the Page Rank of the posting site, whether they provide a LIVE LINK back, and how specific their niche or readership is Read more…

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Marketing to Editors

October 5th, 2008

Marketing to Editors   by Terri Pilcher
How are you marketing your articles? As a writer prospecting potential clients, your query letter is your marketing tool. What does it tell the editor about you?
Show me… the Market

Show the editor that you know his magazine. Jeff Peck, the editor of Insider’s Journal, recently wrote, Å“…I end up rejecting fully 90 percent or more of the submissions because would-be authors simply don’t take the time to understand what our publication is about Read more…

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ePublisher – How to Publish Successfully

October 5th, 2008

ePublisher – How to Publish Successfully   by Dan Richie
You may think that writing your book has been the ultimate challenge, until you want to get it published when the real nightmare begins.

Getting published with one of the big names is indeed a daunting task; there’s the submission process, followed by the prohibitively long waiting time, and last but not least, the uncertainty of the outcome.

Meanwhile, you, the author, have bills to pay and mouths to feed. You then start looking at alternatives including POD (print-on-demand) services and you think all your problems are over since you can now become a published author without having to wait for one of the big publishing houses to make a decision or even consider your manuscript Read more…

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