ArticleNiche Promotion — Top Article Directory Rank
Article Marketing is well known. Articles usually consist of an article body that has useful knowlege, and an article resource box that contains links back to the author’s Web site. This technique is sometimes mistakenly called “Bum Marketing.” Actually, Article Marketing is just one of the many methods that all Bum Marketers use. (Bum Marketing gets its name from the fact that it is so easy even a bum could do it.)
The cool feature of article marketing is that you can count on two different sources of traffic. When you first submit your articles, if they are good, you should expect that they will be both spread (syndicated) and read. Once the article is syndicated, the links in the resource box will be seen as backlinks to your site by Google, helping you rank in their search engine.
A critical consideration in Article Marketing is deciding what Article Directories to send your content to. Having a good article directory list that you can turn to for this is and essential ingredient for a profitable article traffic strategy. rather than researching article directory strength yourself, you can easily find lists of directories to choose from. The best article directory list will rank article directories based on their Google page rank and Alexa score.
One problem that you will run into is that you can find excellent article directory lists, but they are often out of date as soon as they are published. What is needed is a site that ranks article directories on an on-going basis. So, be sure an look for a site that updates their list regularly. One such site can be found on MasonWorld.com. Their article directory site is managed by a Perl script that gets updated every Sunday night.
In closing, article marketing can be a great traffic generation resource. Just make sure that you have the latest information when deciding what article directories to submit to.
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