Article Marketing Power Personal Use Ebook

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You can then include a short blurb about yourself and your main site, after the 'call to action.'

The common mistake most people make is to start talking about themselves, their experience, and their site before the "call to action" (which leads the reader to your site.)

This interrupts the flow and gets in the way of your reader going to your site.

By using the tip given above, you keep the flow going, and lead readers straight to your site, instead of ending the article, and hoping that they will read your resource box.

Remember, people don't care about who you are or what your resume looks like. Not at this point anyway. Right now, they only care about what they are getting out of the deal. Period.

So, give them what they want. Get them to your site right away and convince them to sign up to your list (or whatever your call-to-action may be.)

Of course, to make this work, your 'call to action' has to be something they just cannot pass up. As mentioned earlier on, a weak call-to-action will produce poor (or no) results.

So, make it enticing, make it seductive. Give them great value in exchange for getting their email (or other personal information.)

Warning: Do NOT promote within the body of the article. That's where you should provide solid content. The „call-to-action? is the place to hit them with a powerful offer.

Whenever possible, create your own articles so that they will be unique. If you do decide to use private label content, be sure to edit and tweak it enough so that it's different from everything else out there.

And, of course, check for grammar, spelling and proper punctuation. A sloppy article that hasn't been proofread will not score well.

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