4. Save All Articles and Promote Them Again in 6 Months/1 Year

New people are logging onto World Wide Web each day. The ezines that run your articles now will have thousands more subscribers in a years time. Your article will be new to all these fresh faces. And even people who read your article in past will probably learn something from it second time around as well. Of course, you'll want to be sure an update your article and maybe even add some new information.

5. Compile Your Past Articles Into an E-book

E-books are everywhere these days and for a good reason: People read them! After you have written a few articles you may have enough content to publish your own e-book. Then you can offer this e-book to subscribers or website visitors as a free gift. Or you can sell your e-book for a small fee.

**Bonus Tip** Always Include Good Resource Box

Whenever you write an article be sure to always include your resource box. This is section at end of article where you talk about YOU. If people like your article they will look for your resource box to find out where they can get more information from you. Be sure to include at least one URL in your resource box. That way anytime your article is posted on a website you will have a link to one of your websites, which, coincidentally, will help out your websites search engine ranking if you follow tips #1 and #2 in this article.

So don't forget about those previously published articles you've got saved in Microsoft Word. Pull them out. Dust them off. Re-use them. Start on your E-book. And try and remember all websites that have posted your articles. Get URLs. Submit them to a few search engines. The benefits you receive may suprise you. And now, my resource box:

First, unlike physical products that must be shipped, info products can usually be downloaded after payment. Besides eliminating possible shipping problems, these products may be easier to sell, everything else being equal, because they satisfy buyer's need for immediate gratification. From marketer's viewpoint, this helps create an 'automated' source of income.

The other big reason to start with an info product is more financially based. If you create a digital product, your production costs will likely be very low, you won't have to tie money up in inventory, and you'll never have unsold products sitting on a shelf.

With costs being so low, even a few sales of your info product can create a profit, giving a new marketer confidence to move forward with next project.

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