What Defines a Good Resource Box?
I believe that a resource box flows with the article and I think nobody here would disagree. But should a resource box link be short, sweet, to the point? Or something a little drawn out?
The reason that I ask is that I could use some opinions from fellow Warriors about my resource box for one of my products:
However, if you already have made changes to your lifestyle and are still suffering from XXXXX, click here for a natural alternative treatment that is an easy to follow step-by-step system and has the most comprehensive XXXXX information available, including the 7 Best Alternative Treatments, detailed information on "fad" dieting and how it affects XXXXX, as well as doctor-approved ways you can improve the effectiveness of traditional medical treatments with resource links for medical journals backing its research.
or would you prefer:
If you are still experiencing pain with XXXXX even after searching the internet for help, click here for a remedy that has been proven to end your XXXXX problems once and for all.
I appreciate any advice on writing a resource box that people cant help but to click on so i don't have to re-submit my articles to Ezines and wait an eternity to get them re-approved....Thanks!
Sal
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