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By Glen Hopkins
 You can attract traffic by feeding people's thirst for knowledge. All this tactic requires is that you write high quality, informative articles.
If you have a newsletter, you should already be writing articles to send to your subscribers. By taking those same articles and submitting them to article directories, you establish yourself as an expert and drive free traffic to your site at the same time.
Thousands of other newsletter publishers just like you want great content to include in their publications. Only many of them are lousy writers, can't think of anything to write about or don't have the time to write their own articles.
So they turn to article directories to find that much needed content. These sites allow ezine publishers to reprint any listed article in their newsletter for free. All they have to do is give the author credit for the article and include a link back to the author's site.
When you are the author of the article, you get free publicity as well as a free link. |
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 If you don't know how to write articles, you don't know what to write about or you think you can't write, keep reading anyway! Article marketing is too important to your business to ignore its traffic-pulling potential. And don't worry. You don't have to be a top-notch writer to write great articles. You simply have to have knowledge about your subject matter and be able to talk about it.
Your subject matter obviously needs to relate to your target audience to ensure you're attracting the right kind of traffic. If you sell information about do-it-yourself home projects, your articles need to include tips about do-it-yourself home projects.
Rather than trying to write the article to the entire ezine publishing community in your niche, pretend that you are writing to a friend. By imagining yourself writing to a friend, you'll end up writing in a personable, conversational style. And that's exactly what you want. But if you find yourself completely stuck as to what to write, ask yourself five questions: who, what, when, |
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