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I had this question come in recently, and I thought it was worth sharing on the blog.
Question:
For SEO purpose, do you suggest we write one article per keyword, or are we able to write multiple articles per keyword with the same effectiveness?
Answer:
’d go with the model of doing your keyword research before you start writing articles, then just cycle through your keyword list, focusing
an article on one keyword phrase at a time until you go through your list; then start again at the beginning, and updating the keyword list
every so often. It’s a good way to dominate your niche on the search engines, and ultimately, the more content you have out there for specific keywords, the more likely it is that at least one of your content pieces are going to show up for those searches.
When you you want to write articles targeting specific keywords, I would use this model:
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Posted by Steve Shaw at November 5th, 2009 | Comments (6)
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A pretty common question I receive from folks is about when article marketing traffic – so traffic resulting from all the articles you have out there – will start pouring in.
There is a definite learning curve when you start website marketing, and if you don’t learn what expectations are realistic you’re just setting yourself up for disappointment.
I wanted to go over some of the most common concerns/questions related to the topic of trying to drive traffic to a new site or newly marketing an existing site.
Hopefully seeing these questions and explanations will ease your mind enough that you can focus on the long term goal and stick with it long enough to see the fruits of your labors.
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Posted by Steve Shaw at October 26th, 2009 | Comments (21)
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Sneeze pages show off your previously published content.
Have you wondered how you can get the most bang for your buck with the articles you’ve submitted?
Have you ever wished that you could somehow make something extra out of your articles, something that you could offer to the visitors of your website?
Have you ever wished for a way to direct readers to your other articles, knowing that you had much more information that would be valuable to them?
Have you ever thought, “I have written soooo many articles, I can’t even keep track of what topics I’ve covered and which I haven’t!”
Are you new to Article Marketing and just getting in the swing of things, and longing for a way to categorically organize and build your arsenal of online content?
If any of these scenarios applies to you (and my hand is up for pretty much all of them), then a sneeze page might be exactly what you need.
What’s a sneeze page?
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Posted by Steve Shaw at July 6th, 2009 | Comments (9)
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Article Marketing plays well with others.
People submit articles to market their website, and blogs can also be used to market a website.
Both article marketing and blogs can be marketing tools for traditional websites, but they offer special benefits when used together.
Articles and Blogs Play Well Together
My main marketing tool for my business is Article Marketing–that is the tool that has produced the most dramatic success for me.
But I also use other secondary marketing tools which I enjoy and from which I get different types of perks. For example, one of the things I like about having a blog is that readers can leave comments, and I can reply back. My blog is like a little community hub where I can connect with readers.
Another thing I like about having a blog is that it fits so nicely with my Article Marketing plan. Here are a couple ways that I play one off of the other:
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Posted by Steve Shaw at July 1st, 2009 | Comments (40)
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Submit articles to market your local business
Getting global exposure for your website and reaching customers all over the world are two perks of Article Marketing, but what if global domination is not your thing?
What if you own a dry cleaning business in Madison, Wisconsin?
Or you’re a real estate agent in Ontario, Canada?
Or you operate a bakery in Marrakech, Morocco?
If you own a local business, you want to attract customers who are in your neighborhood or city. Can article marketing work for you?
Yes!
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Posted by Steve Shaw at June 25th, 2009 | Comments (8)
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Using keywords in your article submissions is a whole lot easier than you might think.
It’s great to know what your keywords are, but sometimes it seems like authors are just not sure what in the world they’re supposed to do with the keywords once they’ve researched them and are ready to start submitting articles.
I hear ya!
I know that this topic can seem confusing sometimes, but it doesn’t have to be.
Here are some essential but quick tips for using your keywords in your articles:
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Posted by Steve Shaw at June 22nd, 2009 | Comments (5)
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Your first question might be, “Well, what are my choices?”
Let’s start at the beginning–When you’re creating your resource boxes, your options are a text link and an HTML link.
A text link looks like your website address written out. For example, the text link for my website is this:
http://www.SubmitYOURArticle.com
It is just the text (the letters) that form my website URL hyperlinked so that when someone clicks on it they are taken back to my site. From looking at the link, you can clearly see what my website address is.
When you’re submitting your article at SubmitYOURArticle.com, to create a text link, all you have to do is type in your complete URL (http://www.yourwebsite.com) into the text resource box, and a link will automatically be made.
A HTML link is created by hyperlinking certain words. When you click the words, you are taken back to the website, but you cannot see the website address from looking at the link (unless you hover your cursor over the link).
The words that are hyperlinked with the website address are called the anchor text.
Here is an example of a link with anchor text:
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Posted by Steve Shaw at June 18th, 2009 | Comments (3)
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I know that sometimes the sheer volume of information you’ll run across concerning Article Marketing can be a bit overwhelming for a newcomer.
You can start to wonder–”Do I really need to do such and such? And if I do need to do it, I think I might be out of my depth!”
Please, if you’re a newbie to article marketing let me set your mind at ease.
First off, you aren’t alone–there are many, many others who are just starting to learn about article marketing.
Secondly, you don’t need advanced knowledge of anything technical in order to do article marketing.
What about keywords?
Is it a “must-do” sort of thing, or can you skip that?
Let’s take a look at a question that I recently received from a reader:
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Posted by Steve Shaw at June 15th, 2009 | Comments (6)
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Google & Article Marketing
It is not necessary to know the ins and outs of how Google works and how Article Marketing influences search engine listings to see positive results from your article submissions.
You can progress and see the benefits if you write articles on the topic of your website, submit articles consistently, and craft strong titles and resource boxes.
However, you must know that Article Marketing is inextricably linked with SEO, and when you’re feeling up to it there are some more advanced things you can do to with your articles that will capitalize on the SEO benefits of Article Marketing.
How Do Google and Article Marketing Interconnect?
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Posted by Steve Shaw at June 4th, 2009 | Comments (3)
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An increased search engine rank can build traffic for the long term.
One of the most common areas of confusion is exactly how Article Marketing works to drive traffic to a website. The answer probably has more levels than you would think, and a better understanding of how Article Marketing works can help you know what to expect.
Recently I received this question from a reader:
“I have asked several “experts” this question and not been convinced of the answers. My question is in relation to the tactic of using article marketing to drive traffic. If the target market does not utilise popular article directories as a source of information then is there any point in spending time submitting to directories? If keyword searches in article directories do not display information in the market niche can one assume that this format in not applicable to the niche?”
Those are some great questions–let’s go through them one by one…
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Posted by Steve Shaw at June 1st, 2009 | Comments (2)
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