Once you have written your make money article what do you do with it?

I will say without a doubt one of my top strategies for getting my Team-Schuman.Com website on page one of several make money at home search engines is due to writing, publishing, submitting and posting articles.

I have listed several things that have worked for me to get my article out to marketplace.

Put It On Your Website

If you have a website first thing to do is get an article page and start putting articles on it.

Search Engines love this. They are constantly checking for fresh content and our job is to give it to them.

Adding your new articles as you write them is great because they are loaded with keyword content that relates to your website and helps improve your popularity with search engines.

Trade With Other Websites

Offer to post their article on your article page in exchange for adding your article to theirs. This can be a little more time consuming as you seek out webmasters to trade with, but it will work as well.

Have Your Article Submitted By A Professional Submission Service.

This may cost a little, but in my mind it is worth every penny. All you do is register yourself, pay them and submit your article.

These type of companies will submit your article to 1,000's of publishers and article directories in seconds. This is a great way to get name recognition for yourself, increase traffic to your website, sell products, get subscribers for your newsletter and on and on.

Here are a couple of my favorites:

Bill Platt does a great job with his article submission service "The Phantom Writers." He's great to deal with and can get your article submitted to 6,000 to 12,000 publishers in less than 72 hours. I have actually had articles submitted by Bill in 12 to 36 hours. He offers excellent personal service. http://www.thePhantomWriters.com

If you are just transitioning from working outside home to working from home, your thoughts are probably spinning with all things that you will get done now that you don’t have to waste all that time commuting, getting ready for work, etc. And then a few weeks into your new lifestyle, things just don’t seem to going along as smoothly as you had imagined! What heck happened, anyway? Well, I certainly hope you didn’t toss that daily planner you used to fill out so religiously! You just might need to pull it out, dust it off, and put it back to work.

In first place, you are “still working.” You are just working “here” and not “there.” You still need to keep a schedule, and maybe even a daily flow chart. It will just have different items on it. Instead of dealing with meetings, phone calls, reports, face-to-face chats with clients or customers or employees or “the boss,” deadlines, “managing by walking around,” countless interruptions, and all that, you will need to schedule time for focusing on work you are doing from home, maintaining your home itself, your family, and maybe even YOU!