Article Marketing To Boost Site Traffic
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Article Marketing to Boost Website Traffic
Summary
You've been crafting excellent articles for your website or blog, rich with keywords and insights that could be studied in marketing classes. This effort has likely increased your site traffic through SEO. But there's another strategy to boost traffic even more: publish your articles on other websites.
Publish on Other Platforms
Think of it this way: your site gets 200 hits daily, and another site, Site B, receives 500. By publishing your article on Site B, you expose your content?"and your marketing links?"to a total of 700 potential visitors.
While this sounds simple, getting your article published isn't always easy. You need to persuade Site B's editor or webmaster that your article is unique and valuable. Here are a few tips to succeed in your article marketing campaign.
Email: Your First Impression Counts
Email is a quick communication tool, but in article marketing, your email is the first writing sample the publisher sees. A poorly written email can fail to make a good impression, decreasing your chances of acceptance.
To avoid this, carefully edit your email. Ensure there are no grammatical errors and that each sentence is clear. Use an eye-catching subject line and address your email to a specific person, rather than a generic "To Whom It May Concern," to stand out.
Target the Right Sites
Pick sites that are likely to publish your content. Match your article's topic, style, and tone with the site’s existing content. If your writing is edgy and humorous, a serious site might not be the best fit.
Instead of writing a generic piece and trying to sell it, tailor articles for specific sites. Familiarize yourself with their content and submission guidelines. Demonstrate in your introduction why your article is a perfect fit for their audience.
Prioritize Quality
The goal of article marketing is to attract readers to your site through an engaging byline or bio. A well-written article, free from grammatical errors, enhances your credibility and increases the chances readers will click your links.
Draft multiple versions of your article, refining your ideas until they are clear and compelling. It's also beneficial to have someone else review your work?"fresh eyes can catch things you might miss.
Use Strategic Links
Where possible, include links within your email that navigate back to your site. Refer to related articles you've written that are exclusively available on your website. This tactic can drive people to explore your site further.
Avoid overusing links, as they can lose significance. Instead, opt for a few relevant links to maintain their value and encourage clicks. Ensure your links lead to content relevant to what readers are interested in.
Craft a Compelling Byline
Never overlook the byline or signature at the end of your article. Include your name, a direct link to your website’s homepage, and perhaps links to related articles. A well-crafted byline encourages readers interested in your article to learn more about you and your work.
The byline is the culmination of your article marketing strategy. It directs readers to your site, potentially increasing your traffic and building your online presence.
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