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Articles - How or what to write in the resourse box ?

by The Bad Blogger
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I know the resource box is to write an intro of you or the product you are promoting, so I was wondering is there a way of writing it, so that it will entice the reader to click through it...
Does this concern copywriting?
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  • Profile picture of the author Diane S
    Originally Posted by The Bad Blogger View Post

    I know the resource box is to write an intro of you or the product you are promoting, so I was wondering is there a way of writing it, so that it will entice the reader to click through it...
    Does this concern copywriting?
    The resource box is not about you at all. Consider it just an extension of your article. End with an enticing statement that will get a click through.

    When the google bot goes to ezine articles, it doesn't see resource box. It sees content just like in the body of the article. So treat it as such, an opportunity to have your link surrounded by related content.
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  • Profile picture of the author DPM70
    I think it depends if you're looking for readers (visitors to your site) from your article marketing or just backlinks. I suspect a little copywriting does it's trick in a resource box - I'll leave that to the experts - as long as "actual" people read it.

    If you're ranking high for keywords with your article make it readable and less spammy.

    If you're talking of way-back-street- articles that are just looking for cheap baklinks - it doesn't matter. I just wouldn't bother taking too much time over it.
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    • Profile picture of the author LilBlackDress
      Entice by sharing that you have something on your site that they need to know....

      Want to find out the 5 top foods for weight loss? Visit (anchor text) now.

      Wish you could get a good nights sleep? Get your loved ones snoring to stop in under 10 minutes. Click here to visit (sitexxx) and get rid of (anchor text forever).

      Discover the simple secret that can turn your tummy from flab to fab, visit (site xyz) and get (anchor text) now.

      etc.
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      • Profile picture of the author The Bad Blogger
        Originally Posted by LilBlackDress View Post

        Entice by sharing that you have something on your site that they need to know....

        Want to find out the 5 top foods for weight loss? Visit (anchor text) now.

        Wish you could get a good nights sleep? Get your loved ones snoring to stop in under 10 minutes. Click here to visit (sitexxx) and get rid of (anchor text forever).

        Discover the simple secret that can turn your tummy from flab to fab, visit (site xyz) and get (anchor text) now.

        etc.
        Wow... that's really nice, and it just got me a few nice idea while reading your sentence I guess this does had to do with copywriting a bit...
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  • Profile picture of the author Stuart S
    Yes, like hinted at above, you want your resource box to reaffirm your call to action and get your readers to click through.

    So I will usually start an offer or really grab their attention by "shocking" them, in the resource box. If you have enough room (depending on your niche) you can intertwine something about you or the product(not too much) just something like " Your Name has been in the wieghtloss industry for over 7 years and his #1 best selling ebook link has helped thousands of people lose 5Kg's in less than a week".

    So yes, reaffirm your call to action with some copy writing style/persuasive/shocking style writing.
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    • Profile picture of the author The Bad Blogger
      Originally Posted by JacksonRiddle View Post

      Yes, like hinted at above, you want your resource box to reaffirm your call to action and get your readers to click through.

      So I will usually start an offer or really grab their attention by "shocking" them, in the resource box. If you have enough room (depending on your niche) you can intertwine something about you or the product(not too much) just something like " Your Name has been in the wieghtloss industry for over 7 years and his #1 best selling ebook link has helped thousands of people lose 5Kg's in less than a week".

      So yes, reaffirm your call to action with some copy writing style/persuasive/shocking style writing.
      Hmmm... that's really enticing, i mean if I'm really looking for weightloss information... I'm sure become curious and click through it...

      Thanks, I'm actually copy and pasting all the ideals I get from you worriers...

      more ideal pls...
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  • Profile picture of the author mandark
    I use similar tactics to when I am writing forum signatures.. Catch their eye, use bolded text where appropriate, and make it look enticing to look into!
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