How To Submit Articles For Massive Traffic

Written by Steve Shaw


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Every article you submit to these lists get sent to all ofrepparttar subscribers of that list - by submitting to multiple lists, you're effectively sending out your article to thousands of potential publishers.

You can find a listing of suitable article announcement lists at http://www.submityourarticle.com/course/announce.php.

3. Article Directories

There are numerous such article directories onrepparttar 108658 web that allow you to submit your articles, and allow subsequent retrieval by publishers. I've located several of them, as listed at http://www.submityourarticle.com/course/articledirectories.php

After submitting an article to some of these, I'm often amazed atrepparttar 108659 amount of instant traffic and sales it can bring, often because many ofrepparttar 108660 directories display a 'Recent Articles'-type listing which dramatically improvesrepparttar 108661 profile of your article for a short period after your submission.

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Why Ecommerce is Not Ready for My Daughter or Me

Written by Kimberly Krause Berg


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Most shopping carts don't give me shipping dates or availability information as I make my selections. (Just recently I ordered something, only to hear fromrepparttar merchant via email that their software wasn't working andrepparttar 108657 color and size wasn't recorded, so they had to contact me for that information.)

We assume ecommerce have functional websites. We assume incorrectly. We assume they built them for many types of customers, but again, we've assumed wrong. We assume thatrepparttar 108658 top 20 sites in search engine results arerepparttar 108659 best ofrepparttar 108660 best based on our search keywords. That, I'm afraid, isrepparttar 108661 saddest shock of all. Top rank doesn't equalrepparttar 108662 best online experience once you click into that website.

That part of usability wasn't tested for you byrepparttar 108663 search engine or directory. That's not their job.

My daughter looks good in everything. So did I when I was a teenager. If I still had that body I could order from any lingerie site onrepparttar 108664 Internet and feel quite sure I'd look as fantastic and sexy as their starving models do. But, I never buy sexy lingerie onrepparttar 108665 Internet because quite frankly, they're not selling it to me. One look at their models, their poses, their ages and their airbrushed faces tells me their target market is men who dream of making their women look like that too, if they just buy that lacey thing for them.

Fortunately I have a levelheaded daughter who loves to hunt for bargains. The last time we shopped atrepparttar 108666 Mall together was because I wanted to get her a gift for makingrepparttar 108667 Distinguished Honor Roll that marking period in school. She found something at her favorite teen store for under $20. We splurged at Starbucks on our favorite chocolate coffee fixes, which wasrepparttar 108668 logical choice after doing so well atrepparttar 108669 clothing store.

Online, after a sale, I'd be alone staring at my monitor at a "Thank you screen" and likely not directed to go anywhere interesting next. This is another common ecommerce practice; dumpingrepparttar 108670 customer off afterrepparttar 108671 last screen of a shopping cart. Instead, they should try suggesting a related site (via paid sponsored link?) or a reminder to bookmarkrepparttar 108672 site for later shopping or better yet, how about a quick "Did you find what you were looking for?" survey. One quick question, one button click is all it takes to say "We hoped you like your shopping experience but if not, please tell us how to make it better."

This is whatrepparttar 108673 cute pierced nose sales clerk said to us when I handed herrepparttar 108674 $20 for my daughter's new shirt. I gratefully acceptedrepparttar 108675 receipt fromrepparttar 108676 nail polished hand attached torepparttar 108677 18 year old face with a pimple onrepparttar 108678 forehead, multi-colored hair and glittered eye shadow. You just can't get mimic that kind of user experience onrepparttar 108679 Internet yet.



Usability Consultant, Kimberly Krause Berg, is the owner of UsabilityEffect.com, Cre8pc.com, Cre8asiteForums.com and co-founder of Cre8asite.net. Her background in organic search engine optimization, combined with web site usability consulting, offers unique insight into web site development.


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