Writing to get click throughs anyone?

There is only so much writing and content that I can tolerate. For everything else I just out source, I recommend you do the same if its something you prefer not to do.

Don't take this the wrong way, but...

Dictionaries just provide good information. So do encyclopedias. Neither inspire people to take action. (With the possible exception of fifth graders copying a couple of pages for a school assignment.)

It's not about "putting the links in the right spots." It's about understanding where your readers are in their own minds, meeting them there and leading them to where you want them to go. Many times, that means getting an emotional reaction.

Once you have gotten that reaction and your reader is ready to change where they are - tell them what to do. If you've done your job well, they want you to tell them what to do to get what you've led them to believe is possible for them.

Tell them to visit your site and enter their email address to get the next piece of the puzzle. Tell them to click over to your site and buy the whatchamajiggy that will help them get what they want.

Two things to keep in mind while writing:

1) The job of your article is not to sell. It's to pre-sell, to send the reader to the net step in an open-to-buy frame of mind. The job of the sales letter is to seal the deal.

2) The job of your article is to sell the click at the bottom. Clicking through on your link should be the obvious, desirable next step.

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It's not the right way for direct asking for clicks ti increase click through rate. But better way is think for long term solution but writing such unique contents which leads to your clicks and sales.

If you have any true passion for what you're selling, write as though you're explaining the product to a close friend. Picture that person as you write and let them know about your great discovery.

If you don't have any passion for your product you have two choices.

1. Pretend you do and write to a friend.
2. Find a product you're really passionate about.

I prefer #2.

I see so many people here going crazy with keywords and niche research to find that elusive "untapped" market. Well, there ain't none. Virtually every profitable niche under the sun is being tapped. Sure, some offer more opportunity than others but that's no reason to jump in.

So that leaves me to market stuff I like. People come here all the time talking about how they've lost interest in their marketing and want to quit and looking for encouragemente and on and on... Much of that distress could be completely avoided if people would get involved with stuff they link. Just say'n

I'm not suggestion this is the case with you.

Good luck.