3 Steps Most Article Writers Don’t Master

To be successful in article marketing you need to follow the specific steps that I’m going to tell you in this article. If you don’t, you will be wasting your time and getting mediocre results.
Step #1 Researching Article Ideas
The first step in being successful is having a wide range of topics that you can write about. If you don’t, you’re going to be struggling on creating unique content in your niche. What I recommend is you invest in some mind mapping software that can help you brainstorm specific topics that you’d like to write about. There are free versions, but are limited to basic features.
By having a continuous source of article topics you can write about will help you in avoiding writer’s block so you don’t struggle in creating unique content.
Step #2 Create Articles
Next step is to write as many articles as you possibly can. You may struggle with this is the first because you’re not comfortable writing quick articles. The trick of the game is to stick with it for your first couple of weeks. Within time, you’ll be able to turn out high quality articles within a reasonable amount of time. Some people can get down to writing unique articles that are informative to 10 min. or less. Trust me; I do this on a regular basis.
If you can get upwards of the one hundred live articles on high quality directories you should be able to be making some type of income online. It won be a lot, but you will be able to see the success in your article marketing ventures.
Step #3 Resource Box
Make sure that you create an attractive resource box that has the proper outbound links leading to your website or other blogs that offer information in your specific niche. This will help you gain trust of your readers and get them to subscribe to any e-mail campaigns that you may have.
By linking to multiple different blogs or articles you can direct your readers to more high-quality information if they need it. This way, when they’re ready to subscribe to your e-mail campaign you won’t have a problem in getting them to submit their e-mail address. Also, it will help your e-mail campaigns when you provide more information in your outbound links to get them to actually open up the e-mail that you’re sending.
The last resort in a resource box is always having your anchor text your keywords. It won’t give you a top page ranking in Google, but it helps a consider amount in getting to the top page.