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May 15, 2007
Article Marketing is the process of writing and submitting articles to web sites, eZines, Magazines, etc. with the intention of generating traffic back to your web site. This is one of the best traffic generation methods you can use because it's cheap, brings quality traffic and also builds links back to your site which helps with your site's placement in search engines.
ArtemisPro is a great product for automating the process of submitting these articles. It can submit articles to its own internal list of sites, as well as to your own external list that you build yourself. This is one of ArtemisPro's main benefits; the other is that it generates unique articles from your input to avoid duplicate content penalties. It's important to note that ArtemisPro does not attempt to rewrite your content; you can feed it up to three versions of your article and as many versions of your resource box (the "about the author" stuff that should contain one and only one link back to your site) and it systematically creates unique versions from the original articles and resource boxes.
Here's my 1st tip:
Put 20 to 25 entries in your external file using your own email address. This will cause ArtemisPro to email you 20 to 25 unique versions of your article. You can then save these in a folder in your mail program and use them for manual submissions to sites, eZines, etc. you may come across after you've already sent the article out without having to worry about duplicate content.
Here's my 2nd tip:
ArtemisPro uses text files for input. These text files must be formatted in particular ways. I created a program that I use to simplify creating these files. It makes it quicker and easier and that makes me write articles more often. I also sell this product if you'd like to make your article submission process more enjoyable, streamlined, and efficient. Click here to purchase my ArtemisPro PreProcessor.
You can purchase ArtemisPro by Clicking Here.
Take Care,
Fred
About the Author
Fred Black is an experienced programmer, web site developer, online business operator, systems integrator, father, husband, musician, and songwriter. Visit his Internet Business Blog at: http://www.pqInternet.com.
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Comments:
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Fred,
I wrote a tool awhile back to tackle tip 1 without emailing it to myself... If you want a copy let me know. I have been thinking about giving it away.
Also love the PreProcessor, I use it for every article submission!
-Jim
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Fred, I've tried Artemis Lite several times with a unique pen name, and after 2 months, I've not seen one article indexed by any search engine. Where are these articles being posted? I can post an article on ezine or affiliated and get indexed in a week.
What do you think? Is the pro version better?
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Hi Fred,
I have a question for you about Article Marketing.
How often do you submit articles pointing to your blog or sales pages? What have you found has been most effective: Every day? Every other day? Every week? Did you start off with an article every day then taper off gradually?
Just curious about your frequency since your blog seems to be doing very well.
Great content!
Thanks,
James Lee
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Hi Fred,
Regarding my last comment, just to be clear, I meant using Artemis Pro of course.
Thanks again,
James Lee
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That's a great idea, having 20-25 copies of the articles the software processes. My only issue with the software was finding article sites that take articles by email, since many of them now want you to log in and use their form. But having different versions of the articles would make even that a whole lot more effective, as you could use a slightly different variation every time! Good idea, and thanks for the tip!
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