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Why not start WRITING ARTICLES for
www and see what happens...transpires (nice word, eh?).You DON'T have to be a "professional" writer to write articles. You know more about
subject matter (based on your past knowledge and experiences) and especially YOUR business. It doesn't matter whether you have never written anything before, just make a beginning.
"Be bold and unseen forces come to your aid." (that is one of my favourite quotations - story of my life!).
Progress in life is accomplished by doing
basics right -
"little chores day by day". Success is never instantaneous - in any field of endeavour. For a while it may appear as if you are not making a noticable difference through your substantial efforts (in time and dedication put in ). However, just keep "chipping away" at your online marketing long enough and I can assure you, you WILL get noticed with web traffic...even though it may take awhile. The key to internet marketing success is PERSISTENCE - taking
small steps daily and making them HABITS. Ingrained...like writing articles! This whole business of internet marketing has been one long learning curve for us over
past five years - seeing what works and what doesn't... like
lessons of life itself.
Finally...
Just make a beginning. Take that first step and you'll find that one step naturally leads to
next. As
ancient Chinese proverb so wisely said: "A journey of a thousand miles starts with a broken fanbelt and a leaky tyre... er sorry, a single step".
Good luck with those first few steps in writing articles for
www (without a broken and leaky pen) and ENJOY
journey.

Craig Lock has been marketing various products online for the past five years. Craig is a writer, who believes in sharing information, as well as encouraging and helping others to find their talents and gifts, to strive for and accomplish their dreams in life - whatever they may be. The various books* Craig "felt inspired" to write are available at: http://www.novelty-gift.com and http://www.bridgeniche.com/CLOCK/zaniestbooks.htm