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Earn More From Your Writing

Article Marketing is not something new. In fact it existed probably as long as the concept of Search Engine Optimization if not longer and for a good writer – it produces solid results. Heck, even a piss-poor writer such as myself manages to benefit from the concept tremendously by applying a few simple rules…

With Article Marketing I get several benefits as blogger:

  • Backlinks
  • Traffic
  • Income

And in this post I want to talk about a new resource that was just made available that is completely unique in a way that it is 100% Affiliate Marketer friendly and manages to give you HUGE boost! And I will also provide you with a great resource to start taking advantage of those benefits RIGHT NOW. So dive in for full details…

AffSphere is a new site create by Affiliate marketers for Affiliate Marketers and allows you to take advantage of article marketing to the fullest extent and gives you every options you ever wanted:

  • Links from content to resources of your choosing. Something other article directories FORBID completely. Gives you benefits of SEO if you like by providing links with your chosen anchor tag from within content.
  • Affiliate Links. Yep, you can use direct affiliate link from your articles – an absolute “NO NO” in other article directories.
  • Multiple income streams. They have built in 8 different income streams to help you earn by using their system.
  • 100% FREE. Nothing to pay – just join, produce quality content and start earning. Love the free concept!

I’m already there and can only invite you to Join Me!

affspere

And here are couple article I have already published:

Benefit Even More by Using PLR to Full Tilt!

I was alerted to the service provided above by my good friend Doug Champigny and alone with the service he told me about his own offer – 50 Superb Quality PLR articles to help you put the resource above to good use.

Articles Are absolutely FREE, so be sure to grab them!

I don’t often recommend free resources especially when it comes to PLR. Unfortunately those have tendency to be re-sold or given away way too many time and become useless. Well Doug and Teri offer a bit different – it is for you own use oNLY. Can’t be resold or given away, only used which makes my list for recommendations.

I do also recommend that you put a bit of effort to re-write them at least a bit to make unique.

And if you need to actually learn how to properly use PLR resources – Doug and Teri are The Resource. Their PLR Tutorial Videos cover just about every aspect that you need to be aware of when working with PLR and a must have for anyone looking to benefit from PLR.

So there you have it: 2 Resources to Help You Earn More From Your Writing

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Alex Sysoef is an IT Consultant, Internet Marketer and ProBlogger who shares his passion and knowledge of WordPress, SEO, Social Media and traffic strategies on his blog WordPress Howto Spotter. Connect on Twitter or Facebook

10 Responses to “Earn More From Your Writing”

  1. I write a lot of articles but I am starting to wonder if it is worth it from an SEO point of view – surely each time your article is added to another site it risks a duplicate content slap and the links become worthless.

    Also as many more pople become aware of the dupe content issue – surely they will not republish your article anyhow?

    Having said that I notice some of my articles on ezinearticles.com do now have some PR – how good this is I do not know.

    Would be interested to know your thoughts

  2. That seems interesting – I will have to check it out. I like writing for Associated Content – while I don’t think they allow affiliate links, you can link to pretty much any website you want with any keywords you want & write anything you want, so it’s nice, plus they pay you for pageviews :)

  3. olly, article submissions are a really good way of getting traffic. I run three sites, one of which is dedicated to Ultra Mobile PC’s in the UK, and write articles around the market sectors they target. One of my UMPC articles was picked up from ezinearticles and syndicated which gave me 10 solid backlinks – all for 10 minutes work!

    Alex – nice deal on the PLR’s. It’s fairly hard to find free good quality articles.

    Jamess last blog post..Samsung i900

  4. I’m not much of a blogger, but I just had to come out of my feed reader to tell you that you are NOT a piss poor writer! ;)

    Erikas last blog post..Miami Web Design

    • TheSpot-er says:

      Thanks Erika,

      I greatly appreciate the vote of confidence but I do know my own limitations. Perhaps i used a strong words but I’m not a Jack London and I know it :-)

      Alex

  5. lazylisa21012 says:

    This seems interesting but I don't see how you can make money? Can you explain it to me in layman terms?

    • TheSpot-er says:

      Well, once you get to their site – they have a full video that explains it. I’m not sure how I can do it better that that?

      Have you watched the video? I know they added squeeze page but go to thier main domain URL and watch the video.

  6. Judging you solely on this post, I think that your writing is more than acceptable, much better than “piss-poor”….

    However, I’ve found that blogging coupled with social bookmarking and an effective pinging service is sufficient to grab traffic from search engines. Now, I know that article marketing can help enhance the effects, but if you have the right topic using the right keywords… you can experience a great deal of free traffic to your blog without any additional effort.

    • TheSpot-er says:

      Thanks Rob,

      Social marketing and all else is good but do not ignore the search engines. Just think about what you do when you need to find an answer to your question….

      Do you go to social sites and start searching there or..
      Do you actually go to Google or Yahoo and type your question?

      I know I love the traffic provided via Web 2.0 means but my blog is also gets about 50% of the traffic from multiple search engines. They don’;t have to be exclusive from each other.

      • I don’t think social marketing has any real direct-user benefit anymore, at least not for me according to my traffic logs – it’s all about discovery by search engines. I don’t really keep tabs on Yahoo or MSN, but I have to assume that Google is using these social bookmarking references (or websites that store ping notifications), even if they’re nofollowed, to build enough credibility for certain pages so that they’ll pickup natural search traffic. And, combining that with the data from Analytics & the Google Toolbar that Google seems to be somehow incorporating in their algorithm – this method can bring traffic to a brand new blog even without any additional marketing efforts.

        I’ve done this twice in the last 2 months – setup a brand new .info website with WordPress, added all of the on-page optimization bells & whistles and use Autopinger & Onlywire exclusively for each new post. After about 10 posts each I’m receiving 20-40 uniques per day to the blogs (20 on one, 40 on the other). Most of the traffic comes from Google, though I’ve had a couple of Yahoo referrals as well. Not great, but considering this is natural traffic within 3 weeks with a time investment of about 5 minutes total spent per blog in the actual “marketing” – it’s not bad at all. Now, I confess that I’ve been playing the game for a while, I know how to pick niches & keywords that’ll get traffic – that probably plays a role as well.

        To be frank: I’m not in any way saying that article marketing is dead, though the mainstream method is much less effective than it was a few years ago. The SEM game is constantly changing, and even though link building can have a significant effect on a website’s ranking, if we want to stay ahead of the game we have to look beyond what has worked so well in the past because there may come a day when it won’t work at all… Now, the service you’re referencing above looks to be a breakoff from mainstream article marketing, and that may work better than what the masses currently use en masse, but my point here is that I think that social bookmarking is catering to search engines and thus indirectly to the user.

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