How I get a 40% CTR and tons of views with article marketing

Hey there guys!

I'm just taking a break and decided to check out the warrior forum. This is a post I wanted to make for a few weeks now, but just got around to it.

I've been using article marketing as my main backlinking strategy and have been writing around 5-20 articles a day(whether for myself or for freelancing) every day for around 1-2 months now.

The majority of my articles didn't get any clicks at all for a while. MAYBE one click every now and then, and I jumped for joy about it.

Until I changed up the structure of how I write my articles.

I looked through ezinearticles and looked at which articles made me literally crave to click the link.

I noticed the following things were always there:

They normally weren't long articles. At most, maybe 600 words.

They were also very, very helpful and intriguing, and sometimes they were written in a way that made me so interested that I wanted to keep reading - almost as if it were a page out of a really good book.

Right as it got to the best part, the end, there the URL was telling me how I can find out more.

So I changed up my structure of articles to be like this:

I write between 250-350 words normally, unless it's a really beast article. Never do they get up to 700 words.

I structure it like this:

Introduction.

What the problem is.

Delving deeper into the problem.

How I found the solution(but I don't give it away entirely).

And then my resource box.

I place the resource box as my ending. I normally word it like this: "For more information about <x>, click here."

It's simple and it works. It's made me click articles, bookmark them so I can click them again in the past, and it's made me study articles to figure out if I can think of the solution on my own.

Using this structure, I got a CTR of 32%, 10 adsense clicks to the site it pointed to, and 3 amazon sales in that one day, from a 253 word article.

I wrote this to hopefully help anyone wondering about how to get success with article marketing, and if they're still wondering if it's possible to show them that it is.

Cheers