Newbie needs help

Hi Ryan,

Hey, I noticed a pretty big flaw in your ezine article. You need to have your keyword phrase hyperlinked in your resource box. So for example, I assume your keyword phrase you are targeting for this article is "get my ex back". So the way you should put the link in the resource box would be like this "<Za hZref ="http://www.getyourexbacknoww.weebly.com/eczema-natural-remedies/"> get my ex back <Z/a>" I put what you need to copy between the quotes and added a couple capital "Z" 's so it wouldn't link in the forum.

Also I noticed you mistyped the actual link, because the one in the article doesn't exist, but if I remove the extra "w" in the word "know" the link work.

The point of spending the time writing articles is to get traffic and link juice so it's important to make sure the author box is correct.

Hope this helps

Hi,

rss feeds... go to Google Alerts

setup an alert for your keywords, you will receive it in your inbox.

too much info: yes you are. It is too long for an article, kind of boring and give all the info there. Articles need to lead the person through a path and encourage them to take action.

You expect them to click on the ads and buy from there? not gonna happen. Not in that niche.

they will use the info you gave them to visit a store or look for brands.

the article should have:

introduction
benefits
brands' short description, cons and contraries or something that helps them choose one

each brand links to:
another article talking about the brand, models and options, pros and contraries of each, if you find a vid in youtube, better
or
the page in the store where they are selling it (if there is one with long description and you can deep link, much better)

what is too much or too little? ask a friend to read it and pay attention to his/her face... if your friends get interested when reading and follow your link, then it is right. If they remember they needed to water the plants half way, it was too long.

This is not a science, it is an art. You feel your way to the right article.

I know it is a frustrating answer. But that is how it is.

Marketing is an art, no matter if it is online or offline. And the only way to master the art is doing it, again and again, until you get it right.

pump out articles... google your keywords, the first page will tell you what you have to do.

look for windows of opportunity, stones and movable pieces.

if you have good traffic in that hub, I would finish the funnel first and see how to send traffic later.



A lil rant: long time ago there were not so many affiliate programs, so you chose what to say in terms of the offers.

Now... EVERY SINGLE STORE HAS AFFILIATE PROGRAM. This means that you are free to find niches you like AND give money, and you can be honest.

You can recommend as if money where out of the question and have a good living.

This single fact changes the way you write and connect to people, it puts the guard of your customer down and encourage them to buy.

A seasoned marketer CAN market any niche, but if you are out there to lose your IM virginity, find something where you can add value from your own experience (or that you want to learn).

buying long tail keywords: brands and models, specifics (example: light blue t cup dog shirt), modifiers like "buy", "cheap", "discount"...

ffffffffff this is long... have to go.

hope it helps,
Laura