Reality about Article Exchange

Written by Rich Brunelle


Reality about Article Exchange, by: Rich Brunelle

I recently read an article regarding websites and considerations writers should take when selecting sites to submit their written works to. And, as I believe that a good deal ofrepparttar Internet Community accepts most ofrepparttar 124535 information they read from such articles to be truthful and correct, a little additional information need be presented.

Article Exchanges are web sites where professionals (in their field) can submit articles about topics they are knowledgeable of, so thatrepparttar 124536 Internet Public may download and reprint or publish to their web siterepparttar 124537 article as free content. One ofrepparttar 124538 expectations is thatrepparttar 124539 article will be published to numerous web sites creating both linkage for search engines to spider and promotion ofrepparttar 124540 writers web site, business, or product.

Most ofrepparttar 124541 sites that serve as Article Exchange sites advice writers that their written works are being made available for FREE download and reprint/republish byrepparttar 124542 Internet Community as FREE Content. Some further advise writers that if they charge a fee or do not wish their work distributed as FREE Content, not to submit their work to their site.

There are sites that you can post your unpublished manuscript and expect your copyright to be respected. And, there are sites where you know your copyright will get instantly abused. An Article Exchange site kind of lies middle ground. The writer expects their work to get used by others, sorepparttar 124543 writer grants reprint/republish rights torepparttar 124544 user. An Article Exchange site is notrepparttar 124545 place for a professional writer to publish their work. Although there are some that do on occasion.

Why Every Freelancer Needs a Weblog

Written by Nick Usborne


If you are looking forrepparttar best way to deliver a strong sales message to a particular group of companies, blogging should not be your first choice. For something like that, userepparttar 124534 phone or a direct mail piece.

However, blogging does offer its own, unique set of strengths.

Here are just a few good reasons why every freelancer should have his or her own weblog....

>> 1. A blog is a great place to showcase your area of expertise.

If your freelance niche isrepparttar 124535 writing of white papers for big companies, for instance, us your blog to show that you are an opinion leader. Use each blog entry to show that people come to YOU for opinions on this subject.

When a potential customer finds your blog, they won't find a strong sales message, but they will find a good reason to visit your main sales site and consider you for their next project.

>> 2. A good blog generates incredible word-of-mouth.

It'srepparttar 124536 nature ofrepparttar 124537 medium. If you send out a promotional postcard, one person sees it and then it hitsrepparttar 124538 trash can.

When you build a reputation for being a leader in your area with your blog entries, then hundreds or even thousands of people will link to your blog, refer to it in their own communications and talk about it with their friends and colleagues.

>> 3. Blogging brings you torepparttar 124539 attention ofrepparttar 124540 major search engines.

It is said that Google andrepparttar 124541 other major search engines love weblogs. That's almost true. What they love are sites that are frequently added to and updated. And that's why they love blogs, because they are being added to weekly or even daily.

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