Need some help on article marketing

Get yourself a good spinner and just make enough variables so they all spin out at least 75%-85% unique and you'll have no problems.

spinners are software meant to help you. you can either be lazy, and use the auto function and perhaps come up with unreadable stuff, or be more hardworking and QC your results. Or, you could be super hardworking and smart by rewriting it by hand, then use the auto spin function, check the outcome, make changes then export into 1000 copies with the best spinner.

When you spin, you don't just spin at word level. spin at paragraph level, with different subheadings, use point form, bullet points, numbered list, mix the paragraphs around, rewrite in different styles etc, and you have the same content written in hundreds of ways.

do you plan to manually submit the articles or use software?

Oh yes Henrik, you don't have to use synonyms all the time. Even if the meaning is not the same, but the new word/phrase makes sense, you can use it too.

thebusinessnomad: if you just do autospinning without what I've mentioned above, you do get junk.

Hi, you can also spin images, lines(colours also) etc for web 2.0 purposes, just remember to remove images for article submissions...If you copyscape your article and it looks good, submit your original to ezine first..get it approved then send the spins to others..

Hope it helps

Yes. put on your own blog first.

the ones you rewrite on your own, post to article directories.

the ones you spin, submit to web2.0 sites.

Naturally I can write my first many articles by just writing about the invoice rules for individual countries.

for instance (things to consider when writing a tax invoice in australia----get the paperwork straight when dealing with canadian businesses--- etc..) this should be able to yeild a few different articles

There's too much crap circulating on the net...For me, nothing beats a regular dose of fresh, and original articles coming in the website. Ratings are best to climb up organically and with pertinent and informative articles.

Hmmm... I'd establish one website with a blog under each target business type, have a dedicated author name under each site and under each blog, package my software product differently for each target business type, considering specifics re: visual impact, navigability and accessibility of my software product to each target group under each target business type, write 5 articles and 5 blog posts for one target business type, spin it manually by targeting different keywords and reader groups, rewriting each paragraph 3 times, rewriting each sentence in all 3 paragraph versions thrice and rewriting at least one phrase in all 3 sentence versions thrice. Then, I'd publish the first set of 5 articles on my site under one author name and the first set of blog posts on my blog under the author name of the blog, with each site and blog targeting one business type . Afterwards, I'd submit all 5 articles under the same author name to multiple directories, except those which don't accept content already published elsewhere like Buzzle.Com, and submit the same blog posts under the same author name to blog networks. If I have time, I'd rewrite the titles, first 2 paragraphs and the resource box content, target keywords and links to avoid the supplemental results of Google. Based on my tests, no duplicate content here because content syndication is totally different from duplicate content. Why would the work of the same author, published by the author himself or herself across different online places, be considered duplicate content, when in fact the author of the content is just maximizing the exposure of his or her content and links through content syndication and content marketing? Why would your content being included in the supplemental results of Google for different search terms be considered the Google Duplicate Content penalty when Google places some of the same content on different online places in the supplemental results because your same content on other places most likely ranks higher for the specific search terms, and your content previously in the supplemental results could rank higher than the ones previously excluded from it because the content and those online places possibly rank higher for the other specific target terms? Duplicate content is different from syndicated content. Duplicate content is the work of another author, an exact duplicate, published elsewhere under a different name and without the consent of the original author. Syndicated content, on the other hand, is content of an author published across multiple places, the exact copy or rewritten versions of it, under the same author name. Syndicated content is also unchanged content, including resource/bio boxes of the author, published on places owned by other people. Article directories have content syndication members. These people publish the exact same content including the resource box content on their sites. The most published list of a lot of article directories is the section where they list down the content published with the most number of people on their sites, unchanged, including resource box content. Plagiarism is most likely, based on what I've observed about content marketing especially online, has somewhat been defined differently than its text book definition – "uniqueness" comes to mind than "non-plagiarized" content.

I've manually rewritten articles in MS Word and used the built in Thesaurus tool to help with changing certain words.

The best way to approach your issue is to write unique versions for every business and then simply rewrite them for different websites where you are going to post your articles.

If you can rewrite your articles with 100% uniqueness then there will not be any kind of search engine ranking penalties for you. Rewriting is much simpler option for you right now instead of creating unique articles for every website.

Again this is just my personal opinion.

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Spinning is great if you do it the right way -- by hand. Spin one article five times, give it 20 different titles, distribute to only the top 20 article directories. Wait for others to pick it up "off the wires." Watch the backlinks and traffic mushroom.

If Google does not already, I'd be willing to bet it will soon penalize for links from poorly spun articles.

I would never use a spinner unless I was writing an article purely for back links (which I don't do these days as they are far easier ways).

Here is an article I wrote on writing an article to make sure you get the click through you want.

The Art of Article Writing or How to Make Cash Fast!

My article writing top tips

Writing articles is really easy once you understand the basic formula and the 3 objectives of the article, using this formula can lead you to build one of the most valuable assets you could ever own, more valuable than your home.

The main objective is to get a click through from your article to your website, this is your main objective but not your first one, the first is to get the article opened!

Objective 1:

Write a catchy headline that also contains the keyword you are trying to rank and is relevant to the category you are placing the article in. The headline must also appeal to the reader's greed or fear (to get a better opening rate)

Objective 2:

Writing the copy, as a rule the shorter the copy (within the directories terms) the better, you aren't writing war and peace you are trying to get traffic.

Always open the article with an open loop, this is promising the reader something ie a 'secret or tip' but not giving them the answer until just before the end.

You should always add value in the article, this starts to build a relationship with the reader and increases trust.

Then close the loop by telling them your 'secret' (adding value).
Always finish the article by opening another loop that they can only get closure from by clicking through on your link.

Objective 3:

Getting the click through. Your resource box should have a click here ( if you are doing articles for link building then integrate your keyword) at the start and the end of the box.
Forget all of the stuff about saying what a great guy you are, nobody's interested. Give them a great reason them click through.

When you have mastered article writing I would send the traffic to a squeeze page this way you can start to build a mailing list, if done properly there is no greater asset than a well managed mailing list it can produce cash almost at will.

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Hope it's helpful

John

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Best of luck