After reading his website I can tell you this: Article marketing, done right, is one of best no cost tools to promote a website you will ever discover.

Notice that I said… If You Do It Right!

What does that mean?

Well, you really have to know how to write articles so that they are both informative and get people to your website.

Which means understanding two-fold purpose of writing articles:

1. To present yourself as an expert on your topic… and…

2. Get people to read your “resource box” and click website link.

And you need to find best way to get your articles distributed. There are basically two ways. Either you sign up for access to ezines that accept articles… or… you “hire” an article distribution service.

If you go first route you are going to manually send articles out. This is both tedious and unnecessary.

Because www.ArticleMarketer.com has a free article distribution service option. They also offer two paid options for greater exposure. Which are dirt cheap.

Go to www.ArticleMarketer.com and read over website. Take a look at options they provide. I can almost guarantee that no matter what you sell this strategy will work for you too.

John Anghelache is a copywriter and marketing strategist who develops high-ticket information products. His FREE book “How To Turn Your Expertise And Ideas Into A Business That Can Make You Rich” is available at… www.TurnIdeasIntoProfits.com

Now there is already a flood of these generators popping up! Different ways of generating your XML powered sitemap file. More are probably appearing as you read this. For your convenience, three ways to generate your XML Sitemaps file are listed below:

Difficult - Google's Python Generator

That's a relative term, if you know your server like back of your hand and installing scripts doesn't scare bejesus out of you, you're probably smiling at word difficult. Google supplies a link to a generator which you can download and set up on your server. It will cough up your sitemap XML file and automatically feed it to Google. Google XML Generator https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/docs/en/sitemap- generator.html

In order for this Generator to work, Python version 2.2 must be installed on your web server - many servers don't have this. If you know what you're doing, this will probably be a good choice.

You don't need a Google Account to use Sitemaps but it's encouraged because you can track your sitemap's progress and view diagnostic information. If you already have another Google Account gmail, Google Alerts, etc. just use that one to sign in and follow directions from there.

To submit your Sitemap using an HTTP request, issue your request to following URL:

www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/ping?sitemap=sitemap_url

Hard - A PHP Code Generator

This is a php generator that you can place on your server. This generator will spider your site, and produce your XML sitemap file. Download phpSitemapNG and upload it to your server. Run generator to get your XML sitemap file and send it to Google. PHP Generator http://enarion.net/google/

Again, this is only hard to do if you don't know your way around PHP files or scripts.

Easy - Free Online Generator

These Generators are popping up everywhere, and Google now keeps a list of these 'third party suppliers' of generators on their site. Find them here: http://code.google.com/sm_thirdparty.html

One of easiest to use is http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/ and you can index up to 500 pages with this online Generator very quickly and it will give you sitemap XML file Google needs to index your site. It will go into your site, spider it and index all your pages into an XML sitemap of your site. You can download this file, Compressed or Non- compressed and make minor changes such as setting priority, changing frequency, etc.

Then upload this file to your site as sitemap.xml to root directory of your server i.e. where you have your homepage. Then notify Google Sitemaps of your XML file and you're in business.

Of course, only drawback, if you constantly add pages to your site you will need to also add these pages to your XML sitemap file. This won't be much of a problem unless you're daily adding pages to your site - then you will need something like PHP or Python generator to do all this for you automatically.

Google is still major search engine on web so getting your pages indexed and updated quickly is major reason to use Google Sitemaps. If you want your site to remain competitive it's probably wisest route to take.