PLR Review: All Mom Content
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Take a peek inside the All Mom Content Membership. 51 pieces of original and fully editable content for the mom market each and every month. By the way, All Mom Content comes with a free license to Speedy APLC Publisher, a must-have for PLR and Wordpress publishers.
Beyond Articles: 10 Creative Ways to Distribute Your Content
Written by Alexis Rodrigo · Print This Article
So you’ve got a great article written. You’ve done your keyword research and placed it in strategic but natural places throughout your article. The article is informative and engaging, and it has a compelling call to sign up for your newsletter.
What next? Put your article to work – again and again. Of course, you would submit it to an article directory or post it on your blog.
But don’t stop there. That one article can become a stream of content to help promote you and your business.
Here are 10 ideas to get you started:
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Use Reddit.com to Build Readers
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Reddit.com is a source for finding what is popular and new on the web. It is considered a social news website and provides one more opportunity for you to share content from your own site. Getting a high placement for submissions to Reddit.com will help drive more visitors to your website.
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Phrases and Terminology to Use when Communicating with your Ghostwriter
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Sometimes it can seem like you and your ghostwriter are on a different page. It’s as if the two of you are speaking two separate languages. Well, I’m here to help with that. Here are some phrases and terms that can be helpful to you when trying to get the very best from your ghostwriters.
Types of Content
Usually your content needs will extend to articles for websites or blog posts for blogs. The basic difference is the length but the concept is the same. but, sometimes, you may need the occasional press release, special report or email templates. Read more…
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Recipes for Traffic
Written by Kristy Pruitt · Print This Article
Not too long ago, if you needed a recipe, you either consulted a cookbook or called your great aunt Martha. Today, more and more recipe seekers are going online to find out how to make their favorite dishes.
And it’s not just wannabe chefs that hit the Web to search for recipes. It’s everyday cooks who want to try something new. It’s budget-minded individuals who are looking to lower their food bill. It’s health-conscious eaters who can’t find suitable prepared meals. It’s people who want to lose weight but don’t want to follow a diet that involves frozen meals or pills. The list goes on and on.
What does this mean for Internet marketers? It means that there are lots of great recipe niches to fill!
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The Art of Preselling
Written by Alexis Rodrigo · Print This Article
Do you hate “selling”? That’s a big problem when you’re actually in the business of selling something, whether it’s a product or service. Selling can feel sleazy, salesman-sy and dirty.
Here’s something that might make you feel better about selling your wares. Brian Clark of Copyblogger.com says that, in fact, “People love to buy stuff, but they don’t like to be sold to.”
The answer, then, is not to sell, but to presell.
What Is Preselling?
Preselling means getting your prospects in a buying mood. You’re not actually selling something, like a salesman does. Instead, you’re creating the desire to buy.
You get pre-sold all the time. For example:
- Your girlfriend calls you gushing about the new Italian restaurant that opened in town. You make a mental note to try it after your next movie.
- You’re looking for a breadmaker but don’t know which model to buy, so you read a blog which reviews and compares different models.
- Your brother tells you how he completely cleared his sinus infection by using a neti pot. Since you suffer from allergic rhinitis, too, you decide to go out and try a neti pot yourself.
In each of these examples, the people you interacted with did not try to sell anything to you. They were simply giving you information that you might find helpful. In fact, except for the blogger, none of them had anything to gain from your purchase of the product or service in question.
This is what preselling is all about.
Preselling Principles
How do you presell effectively through content?
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