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| A few ideas for your articles
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Read this first: Your Own Articles
To help you further, I have included a brief description of the various forms an article can take.
Comparison and Contrast
This is similar to a review article but involves much more research. It entails writing about the similarity of two or more products or services and then showing their differences. Upon conclusion, show which product or service is, in your opinion, better. Be sure to have all your affiliate links embedded.
Cause and Effect
This is another way of writing about an action/relation and the result from said situation. For example, what causes people to be overweight and what effect does it have on that person and those around him/her. End the article with your own conclusion and any recommendation to combat obesity.
Classifications
This type of article is very easy to write. It is simply putting things together into groups. For example, you could sort cars into groups, based on size, price economy, safety or a myriad of other categories.
Describing A Process
In these type of articles, you are giving instructions/directions by explaining how something operates or is constructed. A very simple example would be to explain how to make a chocolate cake, another would be how to build a bird house.
NOTE: With programs such as blogger.com, you have an opportunity to save articles and post them on demand. Start by writing a few posts, and save them as drafts. Publish them as necessary with just a click of the mouse. This is a very useful practice, which will help you to add new posts to your blog on a regular basis even when you are busy. Just click ”Publish Post” to make your entry available.
Content For Your Blog Using Other People’s Content Free Articles Forum-fresh content Totally unique free content Public domain content Content That You Write Reviews FAQ and news
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posted by blogger @ 11:54 PM
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| How to get totally unique free content for your blog
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| Saturday
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“If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.” ~Milton Berle
In every aspect of life, there are people who are considered experts in a given subject. They have a deeper knowledge and understanding about a topic than others. Your visitors might be interested in reading interviews with these experts.
Create a series of ten to fifteen questions, and send an email requesting a short Interview. Most of experts understand that their interview will be placed on your blog, which could bring additional targeted traffic to their site and, as a result, generate more sales for their products It is not difficult to convince them to answer your questions because it is a win-win situation for both of you.
Look through all affiliate links that you promote on your blog. Choose a product’s owner or book’s author that you want to interview. When the interview is completed, place it on your blog as a separate page. Do not forget to insert your affiliate link each time the expert mentions his or her site or product.
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posted by blogger @ 12:22 AM
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| Forum as a great source of a never ending fresh content
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Utilizing a forum is an amazing way to get people to create free original content. You can create your own forum by using the free forum software at: Phpbb.com ( the best free scripts available.)
After choosing a forum platform, finding a web host for this forum is the next step. There are free forum hosts such as Myfreebulletinboard, Forumforfree, Forumsplace. Use them only if you do not have the ability to pay for your own web hosting. Fortunately, you can find web hosting for less than five dollars a month.
By having your own hosted forum, you avoid all the advertising that the free forums use. These advertisements are distracting and sometime annoying to your visitors. Besides by paying for hosting, you will be able to insert your own affiliate links to the products that are interesting to your visitors. This will cover the costs of your hosting expenses with affiliate commissions.
Having your own forum could be a great source of a never ending fresh content for your blog. As the owner of the forum, you can use any part of a popular discussion and place it as a separate post on your blog with a link back to where the discussion takes place.
By doing so, you will be killing two birds with one stone, so to speak. You will get free content for your blog generated by the forum and , at the same time, will not lose any traffic.
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posted by blogger @ 4:51 PM
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