Content Submission & Distribution: Build Your Reputation, Increase Links & Sales
If you’re creating content for your online business, one of the easiest ways to increase the benefits of that content is to distribute that content to others. Yes, you certainly should create plenty of original content for your own website and newsletter, but there are plenty of benefits to reaching new audiences outside of your own web space.
Some of these benefits include:
* Incoming links to your website.
* Boosted reputation as an expert in your field.
* The ability to reach readers you wouldn’t have otherwise been able to.
* Building your own mailing list and customer list through interest in your content.
There are many ways to distribute content including:
* Submitting guest blog posts to other blogs.
* Submitting to article directories like EzineArticles.com
* Setting up pages on sites like Squidoo, HubPages, etc.
A good rule of thumb is not to keep all your good content to yourself. Share select content freely with other blogs and website for increased exposure and incoming links to your site. The resources below will help you make the most of your content distribution.
Keep reading to learn more…
Organizing Website Content – Think Like a Librarian
Written by Angela Wills · Print This Article
When I go into a library, I’m in one of two states:
1.Looking for something to catch my eye.
2.Having a specific need and looking for a book to help.
How does the library accommodate these two completely different mindsets?
Well the library does an excellent job of meeting just about everybody where they are at and providing them with what they need. This is a system that has been in place for hundreds of years so it works pretty darn smoothly. Read more…
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Attracting New Prospects:
Go Beyond The Blog
Written by Alice Seba · Print This Article
If you’re like many online business owners, you might put your content marketing focus on your company blog.
Perhaps you also submit to article directories, YouTube and even guest blog elsewhere, but when it comes to publishing content on one’s own virtual real estate, most online business owners rely heavily on their handy-dandy blog.
It seems to make sense as it’s your central content hub.
And it’s what everyone else seems to be doing.
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Article Resource Box Explained: What I Learned from EzineArticles Experts about Maximum Click Conversion
Written by Codrut Turcanu · Print This Article
Ezine Articles dot com guys explain the resource box as the last call to give your readers extra resources to learn more about what they were just reading, before they close the page and move on to something else.
Let’s dig deeper and understand why this is so important to your article marketing and content publishing success – the following tips apply not only to article writing but also to any other type of content you publish, either offline or online.
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Web Site Design versus Content – What’s More Important?
Written by Angela Wills · Print This Article
I made my first website in 1999. Back then it was all about content for me. Not written content. My first website was for fun and I posted pictures of bracelets and necklaces I used to make out of beads. At the time I had no idea about proper site structure or super quality website design.
Now I run my own website design services business and have created dozens of websites. I’ve also studied what makes a great website. One of the most common mistakes I’ve seen is people focus entirely on the design and forget about the content or vice versa, they focus on the content and forget about design.
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Writing Winning Resource Box Call to Actions In 6 Minutes or Less
Written by Codrut Turcanu · Print This Article
(This is a guest post by one of our readers, Codrut Turcanu. He wrote it in response to this post on why people don’t click your bylines and really appreciate him taking the time to share his strategies and experiences.)
There are two kinds of resource boxes; those that get the click, and the rest.
If you’re writing for results, then your resource box should have one goal – make the reader click your link. That’s why your call to action is either remarkable or invisible.
Why do you think most article publishers are barely getting any clicks to their resource box link?
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How to Distribute Your Free Reports
Written by Alice Seba · Print This Article
Now that you’ve put together a report that not only has great content, but compells your reader to take action (if you don’t have that yet, learn how to monetize your reports), you’ve got to get your report out there and read.
Side Note: Before we get started, if you’re looking to build your list by giving away a free report (i.e. you give the report free with subscription), we’re going to have some list building tips in a few days. For now, let’s talk about giving away reports fully and freely.
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