Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: Martin Lemieux  |
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| Article Title :: Marketing Articles: Promoting Your Site Twice! |
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| I recently became aware that promoting your web site in Search Engines can instantly be double within Google! That's right, you can instantly promote your site 2 times at once!So how do you Market Your Site twice?Simple...Most of us typically promote www.yoursite.com. But what you need to realize is that most sites can be found on search engines simply by entering... http://yoursite.com - without the www.Try it for a second, lets go to google and type in your url with the www. and then without the www.So for me it would be:www.smartads.infohttp://smartads.infoThe same will apply for sub-domains as well. (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: Rich Hamilton, Jr  |
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| Article Title :: How To Write A Profit Pulling Article |
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| Having an article published is one of the fastest and easiest ways to build your credibility as an industry expert. At the end of the each article you are given the opportunity to gain free exposure for your online business or affiliate program.As more and more people realize the true power of having your article published, the Internet has become saturated with them. Everywhere you turn there are plenty of articles to choose from, making it tougher to get yours noticed, let alone read.If you can't get your article noticed, then it won't be read, therefore, no free exposure or profits. But getting your article noticed is only the beginning, you also need to hold your reader' (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: Mario Sanchez  |
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| Article Title :: Get High Quality Traffic by Writing Articles |
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| One of the best ways to promote your website is by writing articles that you can post in e-zines, and sites that provide free content to e-zine publishers. This will help you develop credibility and, with time, build a solid customer base. There are a few things to take into account to maximize the effectiveness of this sometimes overlooked marketing technique:Your article should be short and to the point. It must act as a free sample that entices your reader to go to your website for more.To maximize its effectiveness, you should present it as a tip, a solution to a problem.Write in easy to understand “layman’s” terms.Whenever (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: Kim-Marie Ward  |
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| Article Title :: Is "That" Really "Very" Necessary? |
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Lift your writing from average to polished with some simple
little edits you can do right now.
That and very are two of the most overused words
in writing and often the most overlooked by writers. By using
these words with care, you'll find your sentences flowing
smoothly, and there'll be a hint of professionalism others will
be aware of, without knowing quite how you did it.
THAT
Get the feel for when to trash the word by mentally discarding
it as you edit. If the sentence works without the word, toss it;
if the sentence falls apart, keep it.
Examples:
It wasn't that easy for Lisa to study for exams.
It wasn't easy for Lisa to study for exams.
* The sentence (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: David Geer  |
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| Article Title :: Get More Assignments By Covering Events |
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Get More Assignments by Covering Events
By David Geer I attended a presentation 50 miles away. The
speaker was an executive in the technology space, which is my
primary beat. Days before, I started pitching ideas for
coverage. I landed one assignment just before going, and another
after. While I'm waiting to hear about other pitches, I'm
writing more. I can re-use my research and call the keynoter for
additional interviews or follow-up questions. I expect to get
several assignments. Many magazines have long lead times and
will be happy to hear about the angles I can offer.
Get Announcements; Get Invited.
In my case, a PR Representative invited me. Though I'm not sure
how I was found, I c (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: David Geer  |
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| Article Title :: 11 ways editors can attract good, reliable writers. |
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11 Ways Editors Can Attract Good, Reliable Writers By David Geer
You frequently see articles for writers on how to be more
accommodating for editors. However, here are some hints on how
editors can attract great writers!
1. Communicate openly. You can inform, direct and invest in
writers, not by doing their work for them, but by taking away
the need to guess their way to success or to figure everything
out for themselves in some kind of hit or miss fashion. Provide
everything the writer needs up-front, in an orderly, assignment
fashion, so you and the writer won't have to waste time
re-writing the piece at a later date.
2. Don't be cold when sending rejections. When queries are
rejected, (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: David Geer  |
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| Article Title :: Writing and Selling News Items. |
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Writing and Selling News Items By David Geer
I've found a way in to consumer and trade publications where no
opening was apparent before.
How did I attain clips in Art&Antiques, IEEE's Computer magazine
and McGraw-Hill's Engineering News-Record? By writing for their
news sections! In some cases, this calls for writing shorter
pieces, but in two of these three examples the pay was high and
in one the word count was also extensive.
While I was pitching feature ideas to Art&Antiques magazine,
some were passed to the associate editor, who was in charge of
news items. One of my feature ideas was assigned as a news item
and published June 2003 as "Docu-drama". From there, I just
started pitchi (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: David Geer  |
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| Article Title :: The Power of "No!" |
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The Power of "No!" By David Geer printable version
I've been practicing the power of saying "No!", no to low paying
markets, unfair deals and crazy time constraints and work loads.
This practice can leave a hole in your schedule for a while, but
it will likely be worth it. By saying "No!" you gain time to
approach well-paying markets staffed by kind-hearted folks who
value their freelancers.
Every hole begs to be filled; it's only a matter of filling it
with the right things. For example, many have tried to fill a
broken heart with alcohol, gaining only illness and more
heartache. Others gorge themselves with food, growing fat. But
if you fill yourself with love from someone who prizes y (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: David Geer  |
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| Article Title :: Taking the plunge with your writing career. |
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Taking the Plunge - With Tips for Those Who Might Want to Do the
Same
By David Geer
Four years ago I was an employee with a regular job - for the
last time. Why did I take the risk, take the plunge and go it
alone with a technology writer start-up company? The drivers for
me were job security, necessity and desire.
I was working as a technician for an ISP. I also wrote for a
company newsletter, the technical support database, and a
technical training manual while there. Some months after another
company bought us out, we were all laid off. It was difficult to
find another technology job, and nearly impossible to find one
that paid a living wage.
I had been writing online and for a smal (read full article) |
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Category :: Writing Articles |
Author :: David Geer  |
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| Article Title :: Make more money by answering the following eight questions about
every article you write. |
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Make more money by answering the following eight questions about
every article you write!
By David Geer
1) Can I negotiate more from this publication on this article
before I sign?
I have had publications agree to pay up to 25% more than
originally offered before the contract was signed and continued
working for that amount on future articles. I stated my
qualifications, experience and specialization on the topic area
and asked if it wouldn't be possible for them to pay more.
I never had an offer pulled or made less by asking and sometimes
I made more. It really doesn't hurt to ask. In fact, they may
even respect you more!
2) Can I hold on to my reprint rights and sell the article (read full article) |
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