Resource Box Rehab: Author Resource Boxes of the Rich and Famous

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Well, I don't know if these folks are actually rich and famous, but these are the first round of folks who are being added to our Resource Box Rehab Hall of Fame, because their resource boxes are pretty darn good just as they are! 

 Let me go through this first batch (we'll add more folks to the Resource Box Rehab Hall Of Fame as time goes on), and then I'll tell you why these resource boxes have got the right stuff:

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David Haslett is Senior National Director of the Freedom Equity Group. To discover how modern debt management technology can help you pay off your mortgage and other debt, go to: http://www.fastestmortgagepayoffplan.com

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Gerri D Smith apparel designer and creative writer wishes you love, beauty and wellness. You are unique and must be treated with all the individual attention you deserve. Pick up your Free craft gift when you visit, http://www.distinctive-elegance.com

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Robert Harden, fitness coach at Extremely-Fit, invites you to visit http://www.extremely-fit.com for more fitness and nutritional articles, like this one. You may also feel free to contact Robert via the contact form for fitness advice and questions.

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David Hurley is an Internet marketer based in Hiroshima, Japan. His website focuses on developing viable Internet marketing strategies and features a FREE Internet start-up course for your home based business success. No sign up required! Check it out at: http://grasp-the-nettle.com

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Why do these resource boxes get a gold star? 

They each indclude:

• an author name
• a little bio info
• a reason to click through to the website
• a link to their website
• and they're also of appropriate length (up to 450 characters including spaces)

Now, when we asked for folks to share their resource boxes, by necessity people had to submit their basic one, knowing that once you have a strong basic resource box, it can be customized at a later point to suit each article you submit.

All of these resource boxes listed above are excellent foundations for a customized resource box (we'll go into how to customize a resource box soon in another post), so each of these will be better once the author customizes them to suit each unique article (and I'll see if I can find out some article examples from these folks so you can see how to customize your resource box).

When perusing the list of Resource Box Rehab participants, I did see several other resource boxes that are also exceptional and will be added to the "Hall Of Fame" later.

I think I'll add a few at a time spotlighted in separate posts (like this one) rather than just giving a whole long list. That way, by listing only a few it will really bring attention to those who make the list and will give them some time in the limelight Plus, it's easier to learn from 4, rather than 40!

So, you'll be seeing these "Resource Box Hall of Fame" posts pop up now and then, and I'll be compiling all the "hall of famers" into a master list.

I'd like to use the Resource Box Hall of Fame List as a teaching tool for folks who read this blog, or members of SubmitYOURArticle.com who are just not sure what a great resource box looks like.

A BIG thanks to all of you who are participating in this ongoing project–we are going through the entire list and are picking out resource boxes that are representative of common areas where folks can improve, then we're doing blog posts that give specific examples and show you how to do a makeover of your resource box. 

Your resource box may be chosen as a makeover subject, but even if it isn't from looking at the other resource boxes we're spotlighting, you should be able to take your resource box up a few notches just by watching how other resource boxes have been made over!

Related Resources:

Resource Box Rehab: It’s Not Just About Links…

Resource Box Rehab: How To Turn Your Business Card Into A Resource Box

How To Sabotage Your Article Marketing: The Last Minute Resource Box

5 Ways to Stop Singing the Resource Box Blues

How To Make Your Resource Box Sticky (and Get Those Click Throughs!)

3 Secret Tricks For Luring Readers Back To Your Website

Posted: Monday, September 15th, 2008 at 12:00 am
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