Useful Article Marketing Tips For Coaches

A lot of article marketers from all points of the globe are having the same problem: they’re clueless as to how they can produce lots of high quality articles on a daily basis. Some of these people are worried because they’re aware that the success of their article marketing campaign depends on the number of their output. While there are ghostwriters that you can hire, this isn’t always the best option especially for those coaches who do not have the money to shell out. If you’re one of them, you’ll surely find this article useful. In here, I’ll share my personal secrets to help you boost the number of your output without sacrificing the quality of your articles. Here’s what you need to do:
Choose topics that you can effectively discuss even without conducting thorough research. The first thing that you can do is to remove time-consuming research from the equation. Write topics that you know very well. What I’m doing is that I write topics based on my recent webinars and training programs. I get these things recorded and I listen to them before I start writing my articles for the day. I get some of the information from those webinars and put them on my article. Saves me a lot of time.
Write first thing in the morning. I am not sure about you but this is something that is very effective for almost all the article marketers I know. So I suggest that you try it. Make article writing your number one priority. Do this before you do other tasks. Writing in the morning will make the whole thing manageable for you because this is the time of the day when you feel most relaxed and energized. That means, you can easily think much faster and more clearly.
Avoid distractions. Writing your articles while your TV is on or while you’re talking to someone on the phone will not really help you become more productive. I used to do these and I realized that it affects the quality of my articles. You’ll read what I’ve written and you’ll say that they’re nothing but compilation of random thoughts. Yes, that’s what happens when you’re distracted while writing. So, do yourself a favor and lock yourself in one room when it’s time for you to write. Then, focus on completing your articles. This means no Facebook or online chatting until you’re done. You can do those later.
Do not try to write more than what you can handle. Know your limits. If after writing 5-7 articles, you feel like you’re ready to throw up (this really happened to me), then stop. Forcing yourself to write when your head already feels too heavy isn’t a good idea. What I suggest is that you take a break and get back in front of your computer when you’re ready.