Be extra-careful to avoid spelling and grammatical errors. They will make you loose credibility.

Don't make your article sound like a sales pitch; offer honest, value-adding advice.

Don't include links to your affiliate programs in body of your article. It will make your advice seem biased.

Finally, don't forget most important part: always include a resource box at end of your article. A resource box is a small paragraph (no longer than six lines) with your name, name of your business, a short tagline, and that all-important link to your website. If your readers like your article, they will follow your link and you will be getting instant, high quality traffic to your site.

You also need to personalize URL in your email copy:

http://www.yourwebsite.com/webpage.html?

You're simply adding a "?" followed by personalization field (in this case ) to end of your URLs.

Can you see why I was so surprised that someone was selling this simple little script for $49!

Mind you, it's probably worth it given impact it has on your visitors.

You can also use this technique to impress potential partners. Imagine how special they will feel when they find out you've created a web page just for them!

This is what Harvey Segal from SuperTips.com had to say about a proposal I recently sent him:

"I do receive lots of offers, JVs, proposals, etc. This was one of best presented because of personalization, first of Url, then at page itself with my name."

These are two possible applications of this technique. Can you think of any others?

I'd love to have you email me your own twist on this powerful idea!

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