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 Posted: Sun Feb 19, 2012 3:38 am Post subject: Smart Content Distribution Tips |
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When you write your content, keep these guidelines in mind to steer clear of any potential issues:
Make sure it’s not too short. Articles under 300 words rarely provide any useful information.
Avoid self promotion. Don’t put your name, your company name or your URL in the article itself. Save the promo for the
About the Author Box.
Using PLR (Private Label Rights) articles? These tired old things have been around. Your best bet is to rewrite them and add
some unique content of your own.
Avoid content with an “expiration date.” If you do write about a time-sensitive topic, be sure to set the distribution dates to
stop after the event. You don’t want your name out there on a lot of outdated information.
Don’t stuff your article with keywords. Yes, it’s important to include your target keywords. Just don’t overdo it. Write for
your readers, not the search engines.
Grammar counts. So does spelling. If you are shaky on these, have a good editor read your work and clean it up. It will reflect
better on your business, and will get you better exposure.
Don’t post press releases through an article distribution service. Use a press release or news distribution service for this.
Think about what you like to read online; new information, good ideas, helpful advice, unusual stories can all make good
articles. Get creative. Get passionate about your topic. That passion will show in the quality of your finished piece.
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