In the last post I was preaching to you about how important it is to NOT try to sell anything in your articles, but to rather discreetly, indirectly, subtly engage your readers through your article content.
This template I’m about to share with you is a perfect way to do that.
This template is ideal for
- people whose businesses are service oriented (plumber, accountant, article submission service owner (that’s me!), business coach, etc)
- or can even be used by people who own product based websites (that would be a website that mainly sells products rather than provides services.)
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One of the most challenging parts of article marketing is coming up with fresh ideas for topics. Sometimes our minds can get in a rut–it seems like we’ve written every possible article we can on our topic!
I can almost promise you–if you feel like you’ve run out of ideas, like every angle on your topic has been thoroughly exhausted and there is just nothing more to write about, you are wrong.
You can write on your topic endlessly if you think creatively enough.
That’s where this guide to article marketing comes in:
Here are 7 article templates designed to stimulate your creativity and breathe new life into your article marketing campaign!
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Coming up with a fresh, effective, attention grabbing title can be a bit of a brainteaser, especially if you have written a million or so online article submissions and feel like you have exhausted your creativity on your topic!
Are you tired of writing “How To” articles and “Top 5″ lists?
Sometimes what you really need is for someone else to set some boundaries around your article topic. I’m happy to do that for you in the form of some title templates.
Here’s a title template that will help you create a fresh sounding title and also may inspire some article topics.
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I think everyone can pretty much agree that writing articles is far easier when someone tells you what to write about or tells you how to write about your topic.
This is why I’ve enjoyed coming up with article templates for you to use, and I’m always on the lookout for good ones that I think will help you with your writing.
Well, I’ve got another one to share with you–this one is actually not one of mine, but of Joe Vitale.
Have you ever been at a dinner party, a family gathering, a child’s sporting event, or anyplace else where you were asked, “What do you do for a living?” or “What business are you in?”
Especially for those of us whose work is online, this can be a tricky question to answer.
When you get pulled out of your regular circle of people and are surrounded by folks who are totally unfamiliar with your niche, you’re starting from scratch, level one, the ground floor.
Ever get bored with writing the same old types of articles over and over?
Yes, we want to provide educational helpful info to our readers with every article, but have you ever craved a different perspective, a jolt of creativity, a way to combine a love of history (or TV!) with your article writing?
I’d like to push you a little bit out of the box with this article template.
Use a historical figure, TV character, or any sort of popular icon as an example of the principles you’d like to teach.
Have you noticed any common misconceptions about your niche, or common mistakes that people in your field make?
If so, you have a prime teaching opportunity.
Sometimes the best way to learn is to see what NOT to do.
Top mistakes articles also tend to catch readers’ attention because they run counter to the popular ‘Top Tips’ articles.
If you’re looking for a new writing template to help kickstart your next article, give this one a go:
It’s often easiest to write articles when we have some sort of direction, so I’ve got an assignment for you.
I’ll give you the topic, suggestions for titles, a list of points to cover, and an example.
How easy is that?
This is a type of article that pretty much everyone can write with minimal effort–so let’s get started…
Article marketing is all about providing readers with educational articles, and what better way to educate and inform than to write a HowTo article?
As we discussed a few days ago, How To articles provide a number of perks for authors, just a few of which are:
- HowTo articles allow you to establish yourself as an expert in your niche.
- HowTo articles satisfy the DIY desire of many internet users.
- HowTo articles are easy reading (if you do them in list form).
- HowTo articles are even easier writing.
- HowTo articles are reader-centric and are not usually sales-y or promotional.
But how do you write a HowTo article? It’s actually not that hard when you break it down into steps.
Here’s how to get started:
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From a reader’s perspective, list articles are very attractive–there is something about a good list that just draws readers in.
A list is basically like providing a built in road map for your readers to navigate your article (and it’s true that we usually skim content that we read on the web, isn’t it?).
A list makes it easier for a reader to grab the basic facts and to take away a few points of value, so if you haven’t tried this article writing technique, I encourage you to give it a go!
But how do you write a great list article?
It’s actually not that hard, but it may have more elements to keep in mind than you imagined.
When you’re writing a list to use in article marketing, here are some key steps to follow:
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