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75 Ways To Market Your Business
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Article Writing for the Nervous Article Marketing is the hottest way of marketing your web sites, but writing does not come naturally to many people. We'll show you an easier way to start your writing career. All through school and then maybe college or university, even as the writing became more detailed and longer. No matter how many times you have done it, writing is probably a task that many of your have continuously avoided. Now at a time when writing articles could help your job or work, facing the job at hand can be daunting.
One of the best pieces of advice that I was given, many years ago, and which I still use in my consultancy is: “Tell them what you are going to tell them. Tell them. Tell them why you told them." Roughly translated into an outline this is:
Another template to think of - and one that gets published often is: "Ten Reasons Why", "Top Ten Ideas", "Seven Solutions" Well you get the idea. Step 2: Pick your topic Pick something you know about and start jotting down ideas. I find it easy to pick a temporary title sometimes other times I work on the subject and then the title just comes along on it's on. The Top Ten is always the easiest and as it is a popular one with ezine publishers maybe you should make this your first one. Maybe it is something for dog lovers so you could have:
Well you get the idea. Step 3:
Headings and Summaries Many article sites ask for a summary of the article as well. The summary is used in two places:
So you can see that this is the place to pique the imagination of the potential reader as well as get you well placed in the search engines. Step 4: Add the
Content The more interesting the article is, the more people will read and remember it. The best ezine
articles are between 300 and 750 words long. I have written longer
articles of 1,000 to 1,250 words, and had them featured on web sites, but
long articles don't fare well in ezines. So pick your market and try to
get the right length for your choice of publication. This is the reason for writing. The resource box is the 4 -7 lines that sits on the end of the article. The format should be as:
Now that is it. ------------------------------------------------- © Copyright Biz Guru 2007 Lee Lister writes as The Biz Guru, for a number of web sites including her own www.BizGuru.us and www.clikks.com where she sells her informational products. With over 20 year’s management and business consultancy experience with businesses large and small as well as being a serial entrepreneur, she now helps others set up, develop and market their businesses. This article may be freely distributed if this resource box stays attached. -------------------------------------------------
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