You may have noticed that along with your subscription to SubmitYOURArticle.com, you also have at least one article RSS feed. Maybe you’ve wondered what in the world you’re supposed to do with that.
This post is going to show you where to find your feed, what the purpose is and how people can use it.
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If you’ve ever wondered how to automatically add updates to Twitter without you having to lift a finger … for example, from new articles, blog posts, and so on … this post will show you how.
TwitterFeed (free service) allows you to do exactly that (in fact, you can also use it to update Facebook too).
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Last month we talked all about how to do basic keyword research and how to use long-tail keyword terms in your articles.
Now, we’re going to get a little more advanced and cover how to use your main keywords in your articles.
Traditional Online Article Submissions
For a traditional free reprint article that has a resource box with a link to your website, you would use one of your main keyword phrases as the anchor text that forms the link to your website.
With traditional articles that do not have anchor text links in the article body, your focus for your main keywords is the resource box, rather than the article body. You want to alternate using those main keywords as anchor text for the link in your resource box that goes back to your website. Do not try to use all of them in the same resource box, and do not use the same keyword term repeatedly–mix it up.
(More on main keywords here, if you aren’t sure what they are.)
Revolutionizing Online Article Submissions…
That was the way things used to be done, before the advent of SubmitYOURArticle.com’s Naked Articles feature.
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Exciting news … in exactly one week’s time – from 12pm EST, 23 November 2010 – we’re making our brand new Gold Level available here at SubmitYOURArticle.com.
Please read this post carefully as it contains important information on how you can Lock Into Gold now …
IMPORTANT: If you’re already a member, you have nothing further to do, you’ll be upgraded Gold automatically … but read the following to see what you’re getting!
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The better you communicate your needs and expectations to your writer, the happier the both of you will be.
So, you’ve decided to outsource your online article submissions, and you’ve finally found your writer.
Now what?
Having a positive working relationship with your writer is essential, and communication is key.
It is your responsibility to accurately convey to your writer what you would like him (or her) to do, what he should be writing about, what keywords to use and how to use them, and all the little details that will go into making your article marketing campaign a success.
If you do not tell your writer this information, how would he or she know?
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Exciting news … you can now subscribe to the SubmitYOURArticle.com podcast, designed to bring you the latest article marketing strategies and tips.
Listen to one of our latest episodes here:
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After months of behind-the-scenes development, including upgrades to our distribution system, I can proudly announce our brand new Publisher Dashboard system is now live.
This allows publishers to sign up to our network, add any number of ‘Publishing Nodes’ (eg. email addresses, article directories), set categories, decide how many articles they want to receive per day, and so on. They can even Pause and later Resume article submissions.
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100 articles is your marathon.
I got some great feedback from you guys on the post about aiming for 100 articles, and I’d like to offer a plan for making this grand achievement more doable.
I know that when a huge goal looms ahead of you it can be daunting (especially when you’re just starting out!), but anything is doable when you break it into steps.
Why Aim For 100 Articles?
Do you know where most people go wrong with article marketing?
A lack of CONSISTENCY.
That’s right–the most common reason why an article marketing campaign “fails” is not because of a lack of technical knowledge but rather for something as simple as not submitting enough articles on a regular basis.
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An article is like a bowl of soup…
I have always tended to stay away from the shorter articles, but now I’m seeing that there are some perks to both medium length (which I usually write) and the shorter ones.
The Perks Of Writing A Shorter Article:
- Writing shorter articles can help you get out of a writing slump, if you are used to writing medium or longer articles.
- Shorter articles (when written correctly) can be more hard hitting and straight to the point, which can make it easier for a reader to glean information from them.
- Shorter articles force you to mercilessly edit your content–you will learn to trim any superfluous wording, leaving just the ‘meat’.
- Shorter articles can be written more quickly–it’s a good feeling to be able to write several quality articles at one sitting.
- Let’s be honest–writing a shorter article is better than writing no article at all, isn’t it?
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I am purposely keeping the resources on this page to a minimum, because I know that when you’re first starting out, having too much information can be as debilitating as not having enough!
My goal here is to offer you enough info to get started, but not so much that you feel overwhelmed.
Still, there’s a lot of info here–Don’t feel like you need to read this all at one sitting.
Skip around to the bits you are most interested in, and you can come back to this page at any time as you need more information.
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