Motivating New Constant Content Writers: EXCERPTS Should Contain Properly Positioned Keywords

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Thursday, July 23, 2009

EXCERPTS Should Contain Properly Positioned Keywords

Greetings & Salutations:

Today's post was almost tomorrow's! (It's a few minutes before midnight) I didn't want to go to bed without remembering to post this important point. I realize I may very well be talking to myself, but just in case I'm not, I want to emphasize the following that I just shared with a new CC author:

QUICK TIP:

When submitting articles, especially for REQUESTED CONTENT keep this in mind: The customer will only see a portion of the article you are submitting, before deciding if they want to purchase it (Constant Content recommends at least 1/3 of the article). Although you EVENLY distribute keywords throughout the article, customers only know what they see in the excerpt. Make sure that the keywords they want to see are sufficiently placed in the portion of the article they will be viewing.

This important point could mean the difference between having an article purchased, versus having that article sit on the shelf for a while.

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WRITERS REMEMBER:

CC (like most places) wants original content, and of course NOT plagiarized in any way. While we wouldn’t think of plagiarizing someone else’s work, we could easily be cited for duplication of our own stuff. There are legitimate ways to work around this. All of us have a lot of GOOD stuff we’ve written, that we know could earn us some cash under the right circumstances.

RECYCLE & REUSE ARTICLES!

There are so many options open to you with your existing articles. You could just submit them “as is”, after any necessary modifying, then polish them so as not to make them DUPLICATE content. Here are suggestions on good ways to do this, as well as another option for existing or previously published writing that you have.

Option 1: Save yourself a copy first, then REMOVE previously published (non $ productive) content, especially if it received a good amount of hits. Then modify the title and POLISH the article up. At that point, you can submit the article as is. Polishing the article means going over it with a fine tooth comb, after spell checking it! ASK yourself these questions and make sure you’re satisfied with the answer.

Is it Grammatically Correct? Is it Concise?

Is it Understandable? Is it Factual?

Is it Current or Have a Long Shelf Life?

The answers to these questions will have a bearing on how well your articles will sell

THESE IMPORTANT ELEMENTS RESULT IN A WELL- WRITTEN AND WELL POLISHED ARTICLE

Option 2: Leave the existing article published where it is (this means taking more definite steps to prevent search engines from viewing it as duplicated content). Be sure to CHANGE the title (don’t make it even similar to the previous one because you’ll already have some similar content and you don’t want any flags for duplication). Then go through the article tooth and nail. You can use the same basic structure and body content, but re-state key words and phrases in “other” similar but effective words and phrases. This should prevent any problems related to duplicate or non-original content.

If you use the above methods, you can go through your writing library of existing work and probably come up with lots of stuff to submit to Constant Content right away

(AFTER *POLISHING).

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