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Atricle Dump - Should You Hire a Famous Writer or Write Your Own Articles?
The more things change, some say, the more things stay the same. When it comes to marketing, I tend to agree. Consider the following list of how advertising frequency equates to advertising effectiveness. Thomas Smith wrote this in 1885:* The first time a man looks at an advertisement, he does not see it.* The second time, he does not notice it.* The third time, he is conscious of its existence.* The fourth time, he faintly remembers having seen it before.* The fifth time, he reads it.* The sixth time, he turns up his nose at it.* The seventh time, he reads it through and says, "Oh brother!"* The eighth time, he says, "Here's that confounded thing again!"* The ninth time, he wonders if it amounts to anything.* The tenth time, he asks his neighbor if he has tried it.* The eleventh time, he wonders how the adv
The *Power of Ten* in Publishing
A writer is very much like a business, and a publisher is very much like a customer. The *Power of Seven* plays an important role in getting the writer*s work published.
However, we cannot count on seven promotional articles to bridge the trust gap with the publisher. While publishers will see most of your articles, as they are made available for publication, usually they will not see seven articles in seven distributions.
Publishers are busy people and they do not check for new articles daily. But, publishers do check for new articles regularly as they need to continuously find materials for publication.
The goal is to send out ten articles to get seven articles seen and read by publishe
We write for mainly two reasons: a. for our own satisfaction and b. for earning some money. There are other reasons too but these two are perhaps the most common. We all want to write good articles but very few of us can actually do so and that is why who can write well become successful in earning money as well as making a name for themselves. In this article I like to give some tips from my 10 years of writing experience. Of course, I am not a very successful writer internationally but in my own country I have achieved some good name as a young writer or in other words I have excelled to some extent in my field of writing- ICT journalism.Know your readers?We write for others not for ourselves. So, always try to think of your readers. For this it is most important to know for whom you are going to write. For example, I am going to write this article for those people wh
Testing has proven again and again that promotional articles generate more click-through traffic than standard ezine advertising. And it is much cheaper than standard ezine advertising, even if you are paying someone else to write and distribute your articles for you.
Promotional articles that are distributed with free-reprint rights get published regularly in ezines and on websites and the results are long-term. Both publication outlets generate results, although both outlets generate different patterns of traffic to your site.
Creating Content
Either you know that you are capable of writing your own articles or you feel that you might need to hire a ghostwriter to help you with your task.
If you need a ghostwriter to help you create articles to promote your program, there are literally dozens of companies and hundreds of freelance writers out there that can help you complete your task.
Tips for Selecting Your Ghostwriter
One of my clients asked me the other day whether they should use their own in-house writer to develop their articles or whether they should hire a famous writer to write their articles for them.
That is a good question. It depends on how many articles you will want to have created for you.
If you plan on creating fewer than ten articles, it might make more sense to hire an already famous, professional writer. So long as your famous writer is known for the type of content you want to have created, then your famous writer will help you get a strong running start in that they already have a good reputation in the field you want your articles written.
If your famous writer is not known in your field, then it does not matter whether you use the famous writer, your in-house writer, or if you create a pen name for a fictional writer.
Gambling on the Long Term
If your intent is to have more than ten articles created, then it is my suggestion that you should either use your in-house writer using his or her real name or create a pen name for your in-house writer.
Whether you use the writer*s real name or a pen name, your decision should be made upon your confidence in your in-house writer. Sure, you can count on their skills or you would not be considering using their work. The real question you must ask yourself is how long you feel that the in-house writer will remain in your employment.
There is always a chance that your business will be built on the name of someone who goes to another job, taking his or her name recognition with him or her to the other employer. Using your writer*s real name or a pen name is always a gamble. Weigh all of the factors well before making your decision.
If It Were My Business
If I ran a brick-and-mortar business in a very competitive marketplace where personalities can shine brighter than the home office, then I would strongly consider using my in-house writer and providing him or her with a fictional pen name. There is no sense in building a name that will go on to promote your competition.
Manifesting the *Power of Seven*
If you have plans to develop more than ten articles for the promotion of your business, then it does not matter if your writer is already famous in your field.
I am sure that you have heard about the *Power of Seven.*
Many research companies have studied the question of how many times a business must be seen before the customer has confidence enough to spend money with the business.
The research has been conclusive. Seven is the magic number. Once a potential customer has heard of a business seven times, the business has rose above the first major hurdle in attracting the potential customer to their business. After a potential customer has heard of a business seven times, then the potential customer is much more likely to trust the business enough to spend their money with the business.
The *Power of Ten* in Publishing
A writer is very much like a business, and a publisher is very much like a customer. The *Power of Seven* plays an important role in getting the writer*s work published.
However, we cannot count on seven promotional articles to bridge the trust gap with the publisher. While publishers will see most of your articles, as they are made available for publication, usually they will not see seven articles in seven distributions.
Publishers are busy people and they do not check for new articles daily. But, publishers do check for new articles regularly as they need to continuously find materials for publication.
The goal is to send out ten articles to get seven articles seen and read by publisher
Going through a period of debt in the life would turn out to be a somewhat strenuous and tedious phase. There is a lot of constant worry caught up in getting of yourself of debt. You might want the call for a little encouragement from somebody to get rid of the debt unscathed. This is the cause why facilities for debt consolidation at no cost turn out to be somewhat helpful and inviting to you.Nevertheless, there is a lot more to the facilities for debt consolidation at no cost than what it appears!Essentially, a loan for debt consolidation is one single loan, which is made use of in order to reimburse for your several loans. In this case, in place of having to make several monthly reimbursements to the creditors, you need to give just one imbursement to the debt consolidation organization, and they only will reimburse your creditors in your place. Herewith, you are abl
Tips for Selecting Your Ghostwriter
One of my clients asked me the other day whether they should use their own in-house writer to develop their articles or whether they should hire a famous writer to write their articles for them.
That is a good question. It depends on how many articles you will want to have created for you.
If you plan on creating fewer than ten articles, it might make more sense to hire an already famous, professional writer. So long as your famous writer is known for the type of content you want to have created, then your famous writer will help you get a strong running start in that they already have a good reputation in the field you want your articles written.
If your famous writer is not known in your field, then it does not matter whether you use the famous writer, your in-house writer, or if you create a pen name for a fictional writer.
Gambling on the Long Term
If your intent is to have more than ten articles created, then it is my suggestion that you should either use your in-house writer using his or her real name or create a pen name for your in-house writer.
Whether you use the writer*s real name or a pen name, your decision should be made upon your confidence in your in-house writer. Sure, you can count on their skills or you would not be considering using their work. The real question you must ask yourself is how long you feel that the in-house writer will remain in your employment.
There is always a chance that your business will be built on the name of someone who goes to another job, taking his or her name recognition with him or her to the other employer. Using your writer*s real name or a pen name is always a gamble. Weigh all of the factors well before making your decision.
If It Were My Business
If I ran a brick-and-mortar business in a very competitive marketplace where personalities can shine brighter than the home office, then I would strongly consider using my in-house writer and providing him or her with a fictional pen name. There is no sense in building a name that will go on to promote your competition.
Manifesting the *Power of Seven*
If you have plans to develop more than ten articles for the promotion of your business, then it does not matter if your writer is already famous in your field.
I am sure that you have heard about the *Power of Seven.*
Many research companies have studied the question of how many times a business must be seen before the customer has confidence enough to spend money with the business.
The research has been conclusive. Seven is the magic number. Once a potential customer has heard of a business seven times, the business has rose above the first major hurdle in attracting the potential customer to their business. After a potential customer has heard of a business seven times, then the potential customer is much more likely to trust the business enough to spend their money with the business.
The *Power of Ten* in Publishing
A writer is very much like a business, and a publisher is very much like a customer. The *Power of Seven* plays an important role in getting the writer*s work published.
However, we cannot count on seven promotional articles to bridge the trust gap with the publisher. While publishers will see most of your articles, as they are made available for publication, usually they will not see seven articles in seven distributions.
Publishers are busy people and they do not check for new articles daily. But, publishers do check for new articles regularly as they need to continuously find materials for publication.
The goal is to send out ten articles to get seven articles seen and read by publishe
The lifeblood of any online business (and offline for that matter) is its customers. If you don’t have people willing to give you money, you’re not going to be in business very long. Which is why you should be taking daily action to make sure that you’re getting new customers to your site.I actually got this idea from the great copywriter Dan Kennedy, and this has probably been one of the most powerful ideas I’ve ever implemented in my business.While it’s easy to automate tasks like running pay per click that will keep bringing new people to your site, it’s important that you actually take the time to take one action everyday that will continue to bring in new customers.The reason you need to do this everyday, even if you’ve got more customers than you can handle, is that if you don’t do it everyday, it won’t become a habit. If it doesn’t become a habit, event
If your intent is to have more than ten articles created, then it is my suggestion that you should either use your in-house writer using his or her real name or create a pen name for your in-house writer.
Whether you use the writer*s real name or a pen name, your decision should be made upon your confidence in your in-house writer. Sure, you can count on their skills or you would not be considering using their work. The real question you must ask yourself is how long you feel that the in-house writer will remain in your employment.
There is always a chance that your business will be built on the name of someone who goes to another job, taking his or her name recognition with him or her to the other employer. Using your writer*s real name or a pen name is always a gamble. Weigh all of the factors well before making your decision.
If It Were My Business
If I ran a brick-and-mortar business in a very competitive marketplace where personalities can shine brighter than the home office, then I would strongly consider using my in-house writer and providing him or her with a fictional pen name. There is no sense in building a name that will go on to promote your competition.
Manifesting the *Power of Seven*
If you have plans to develop more than ten articles for the promotion of your business, then it does not matter if your writer is already famous in your field.
I am sure that you have heard about the *Power of Seven.*
Many research companies have studied the question of how many times a business must be seen before the customer has confidence enough to spend money with the business.
The research has been conclusive. Seven is the magic number. Once a potential customer has heard of a business seven times, the business has rose above the first major hurdle in attracting the potential customer to their business. After a potential customer has heard of a business seven times, then the potential customer is much more likely to trust the business enough to spend their money with the business.
The *Power of Ten* in Publishing
A writer is very much like a business, and a publisher is very much like a customer. The *Power of Seven* plays an important role in getting the writer*s work published.
However, we cannot count on seven promotional articles to bridge the trust gap with the publisher. While publishers will see most of your articles, as they are made available for publication, usually they will not see seven articles in seven distributions.
Publishers are busy people and they do not check for new articles daily. But, publishers do check for new articles regularly as they need to continuously find materials for publication.
The goal is to send out ten articles to get seven articles seen and read by publishe
Freelance graphic designers are the ones who are their own boss and can work from anywhere. They don’t have any fixed office hours. They don’t have to follow set rules, nor is there any limit to their earning potential. To become a successful graphic designer, pick a name that stands out from the lot. Avoid using the word freelance in your name, and get your name registered to prevent others from using it.Make sure you have a dedicated place to work from. Office space is okay, but most freelance graphic designers work from home. If you work from home, try to get a room dedicated to your business, without the interference of kids. Keep the place clean and organized. Have enough room for a large desk, a filing cabinet, and a phone. Doing freelance graphic designing without having your own website is suicide. Pick a reliable website host, upload the site, and keep the site update
Manifesting the *Power of Seven*
If you have plans to develop more than ten articles for the promotion of your business, then it does not matter if your writer is already famous in your field.
I am sure that you have heard about the *Power of Seven.*
Many research companies have studied the question of how many times a business must be seen before the customer has confidence enough to spend money with the business.
The research has been conclusive. Seven is the magic number. Once a potential customer has heard of a business seven times, the business has rose above the first major hurdle in attracting the potential customer to their business. After a potential customer has heard of a business seven times, then the potential customer is much more likely to trust the business enough to spend their money with the business.
The *Power of Ten* in Publishing
A writer is very much like a business, and a publisher is very much like a customer. The *Power of Seven* plays an important role in getting the writer*s work published.
However, we cannot count on seven promotional articles to bridge the trust gap with the publisher. While publishers will see most of your articles, as they are made available for publication, usually they will not see seven articles in seven distributions.
Publishers are busy people and they do not check for new articles daily. But, publishers do check for new articles regularly as they need to continuously find materials for publication.
The goal is to send out ten articles to get seven articles seen and read by publishe
If you are anything like me, taking the odd interesting survey gets the brain going and can quite a bit of fun. They can be stimulating and they can make you think - and sometimes you might learn a little bit about yourself. Other surveys might just ask you about likes and dislikes, or different shopping, spending, reading or television watching habits. Did you ever think it could be a work from home opportunity? Well, it can.Whatever survey type suits your fancy, the important thing to know is that most consumer-oriented companies pay millions every year to find out what average people like you are thinking. That's why you can take a survey on just about anything these days - from what type of shampoo your dog prefers, to which infomercials you watch after midnight.Marketing agencies are hired by these companies to build a database of information - derived from the
The *Power of Ten* in Publishing
A writer is very much like a business, and a publisher is very much like a customer. The *Power of Seven* plays an important role in getting the writer*s work published.
However, we cannot count on seven promotional articles to bridge the trust gap with the publisher. While publishers will see most of your articles, as they are made available for publication, usually they will not see seven articles in seven distributions.
Publishers are busy people and they do not check for new articles daily. But, publishers do check for new articles regularly as they need to continuously find materials for publication.
The goal is to send out ten articles to get seven articles seen and read by publishers. Once the publisher reads the seventh article, if the quality of the articles had been good, then the publisher will trust the value of the articles created by the writer.
More Figures Concerning Promotional Article Success
Ironically, the fact that the publisher has seen articles by a particular writer seven times is often good enough to get the writer published. The publisher only needs to read one or two good quality articles by the writer to cement the trust they will have in the writer.
Once the publisher has come to the decision that a writer is good and provides information important to their readers, the publisher will always notice the writer*s name as they are browsing for the next article that they will publish.
With my business, I have been distributing articles for my clients since early 2000. Any writer who has permitted me to submit articles for them for the length of six months remains to be one of my clients. Why do you think that is?
I believe it is because six months worth of article submissions --- whether done weekly, bi-weekly or monthly --- has enabled my client*s to bridge the *Power of Seven* with the publishers and webmasters who receive the articles that I distribute.
Some who distribute weekly cross the *Power of Seven* bridge well before the six months is up and they reaped fast rewards for their hyper-distribution schedule.
Publishers & Webmasters Are the Gateways to Buyers
With my service, I am able to get your articles into the mailboxes of more than 12,000 publishers and webmasters looking for good quality content.
If only 25 publishers --- with an average of 5,000 readers each --- reprint an article, then 125,000 potential buyers could read the average article. Add to that fact that several of my client*s get published in ezines that reach more than 700,000 readers, and my clients can reach nearly one million buyers with a single article.
The *Power of Seven* Could Make YOU Famous!
I always suggest that if you are doing more than ten articles, you should use your in-house writer*s name or a fictional pen name. The reason I say this is that after ten articles, you will be strongly on the road to becoming famous yourself. Once the name used to promote your business has become famous, and then your business will continue to reap the rewards for that famous name for years to come.
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