Article Writing Resource Box - Best Practice

[Zanti]

One of the things I'm finding in threads regarding article writing is a mention of having a good resource box. What's interesting is that very little is said about what makes a good resource box. I did a few searches and didn't find much. A lot has been written on titles, length and content and there importance, but little on the resource box. My thinking is that this is also a key to improved traffic.

So, what are the best practices for creating a top resource box with eza and other directories?

Thanks,

Zanti

[mmresources]

I keep mine simple and to the point. Here is an example (of course you should taylor it to whatever your article is about)

Zanti is a dog lover and trainer. you can find a lot more information about dogs at his website:
<a href=http://www.yoursite.com>www.yoursite.com</a>

[MJ Schaefer]

Check out this (excellent) post and thread: How to increase your article click through rate by 10x or more

[Zanti]

Thanks for the post, the video seems so simple, wonder way more don't do it. I'm about to start writing articles this week and have been reading every post on article writing here.

Creating compelling content and titles is not a problem for me, (I love writing), but it's the little things, the over looked things, that I am very interested in.

Thanks,

Zanti

[crissanteiro]

Check out this article by Chris Knight, the owner of Ezine Articles.

Article Marketing 101: The Perfect Author Resource Box

Hope this helps.

[ultraeternity]

I've had good ctr (15-20%) with long resource boxes. EZA allows upto 300 words and my resource box typically has around 150-200 words.

[PrettyJenny]

Very good and simple video Redbeard. Thanks a lot!