It’s not easy to make money, just from writing and building links unless you either have a lot of experience already and know what you’re doing, or you have the advice of really great people who have already made the mistakes and are willing to pass on the advice unencumbered and in it’s entirety.
The problem is that any half decent advice comes but with a price tag the is usually steeper than it is good and the cost factor to benefit of information ratio is often inefficient. Because of this and most probably a limited budget, we have to learn the mistakes ourselves and find the bet link building opportunities and learn which articles we are best at producing.
There are some pretty good products out there among the crap, but even then it can be hard finding the best and it’s even harder trying to tryst a guru to steer you clear, especially because their recommendations are not always grounded in YOUR best interests.
Don’t Make - Article Marketing Mistakes
If you have a good attitude and work hard and keep the mindset that you want to be productive, then I think that’s a third of the battle. Unfortunately too many would be marketers decide that they want the next great cheat, thus shifting the onus off productivity and onto short cuts. Let me be clear - Short cuts cost money and are often a temporary thing, so whilst it is great to find a product that increase your productivity, it’s another thing altogether to spend valuable time searching for a product that doesn’t deliver.
If time is money, then make your time deliver results, not expense.
But that happens all too often, marketers keep spending and yet their attrocious productivity levels mean they produce no profit. If you don’t have the articles out there and the links to you, then forget it.
Article marketing research
So be very clear, aim for a thousand articles on your site, all unique content and aim to have around a hundred links to each article. That will give you, page rank, traffic, respect and profit.
If you spend you time creating valuable traffic now and stop researching for new opportunities, you’ll succeed, but if you can’t commit to creating the right level of output then what do you think you will achieve?
