Getting traffic to your blog is essential for small business growth and profit. If no one visits your blog, it is worthless. Getting traffic can be a challenge in the beginning, especially when visitors perceive your blog as unpopular. Blog marketers know that an active, comment-rich blog attracts more subscribers and commentors more than one devoid of traffic.
Getting blog traffic through internet marketing methods takes time and energy, but is ultimately the best method for sustainable popularity. To supercharge your initial blog launch, you can artificially inflate blog traffic in the beginning.
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Freelance writers – and self-employed people of every type – often have a problem finding health insurance at reasonable prices. Unless their spouses have coverage from their jobs, freelance writers either have to shell out a lot of money for health coverage, or go without.
I read a blog post this morning that sparked my interest immediately. Deb Ng released the news that Demand Studios will offer low cost health insurance to its writers and editors.
Questions popped into my mind:
- Will this be available to all DS writers?
- How much will it cost?
- Can families get coverage too?
- How, exactly, will it work?
Well, it seems like I might have to wait a bit to learn everything, but the Demand Studios forum is giving a lot of information already — Health Insurance Post
More information will be coming from DS on October 29th. The health insurance offer starts on November 1st. I’ll keep you updated as information becomes available.
Article submission is an excellent way to get free, targeted traffic to your website, blog, or forum. It is also a great way to gain recognition for your name, or business name, as it pertains to a particular topic.
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I’m a great fan of assembly line writing. Sounds crazy, right?
First of all, I would like to point out that this method should not be used for top quality articles you research and lovingly craft in order to make big money. It is a great way to write keyword content for marketing purposes or quick posts.
What is the assembly line method of writing?
The first thing I do is open up a few different article windows. (I write in an amazing program called Article Architect, but you can do it easily with Word or Notepad.) I write the titles of the four articles first. These articles will focus on the same keyword phrase, so I include it in all the titles.
1) Create Content Faster With Assembly Line Writing
2) Assembly Line Writing: Supercharge Content Creation
3) More Money Now With Assembly Line Writing
4) Three Easy Steps to Assembly Line Writing
Easy right?
The next step is to write both an intro and conclusion paragraph for each article. The intro states the purpose of the article and a brief overview of what it will tell you. The conclusion pretty much says the same thing, but describes how the problem is now solved.
The third step is to write the subheadings. In all four articles, I would use "Assembly Line Writing" as the first part of each subheading. It’s a great way to get those keywords in. In all four articles, the subheadings would be very similar.
The last step in assembly line writing is to write one or two paragraphs after each subheading. Again, these will be very similar. Do not plagiarize yourself. Depending on the percentage of uniqueness you are going for, it may be possible to reuse sentences however.
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