how do i write an article related to my niche? using keywords???

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Everything you need to know about article marketing

If you use current news in your articles they will go out of date very quickly and you won't get long term traffic from them.

If you have been long enough in your niche, you will be able to write very
fast. Chances are, most people are not familiar with their niche. Even if they
do, most people are lazy and they do not like to write articles.

Here are some tips you can follow while in writing article, the TOTAL formula:

T - title, attention-grabbing headline

O - opening paragraph, make it curious and make it interesting so
that people will continue to read

T - use tip-style of article. People will prefer to read this kind of
article than others.

A - action, you must insert call to action in your article. You have to tell
your readers what you want them to do.

L - link, without link, there will be no reason for you to write your article.

That's all...

I understand your initial dilemma, but I think you may be going too literal here...meaning you're just focusing too much about you music download and mp3 keywords....

Yes of course you want to be including them, but since the music industry is so darn HUGE, I think you have a wealth of info to draw from and just use your keywords to kinda suger-coat and window-dress the rest of your content.

For example...say your niche was pet collars. Custom collars, collector collars, jewelry collars, etc, etc.and those are your keywords...

Well like your music download keywords, I too would have trouble writing ONLY about collars article after article....BUT

What about the creatures that 'wear' the collars??

Now, you have enough material to last you for years!

What type of pets suit which type of collars, styles, etc. what breeds are more likely to not take to certain collars as opposed other breeds, etc.

THEN, there are the owners of such pets, then you can talk about which owners typically buy certain style of collars for their beloved Fluffy or Fido and how certain collars match the pet's AND owner's personalties - eg - jeweled collars are usually associated with the snooty people, the spiked collars are typically matched up with rough leather attired bikers-type personalities (just generalizing of course), but you get the picture.

So if there can be so much to be written about silly pet collars, I can't imagine that you would run out of stuff in the music industry - just branch out a little,as there's an ocean of material for music and all of it's genres - then just sprinkle it a little with your mp3 and music download keywords.

I hope my off the wall analogy made sense