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You can really save a lot of time if you outsource article writing to a professional. However, you still need to emphasize on quality first. How much should you pay per article and are low-cost articles always bad?

There is no single answer to this question. For research intensive articles, you should expect to pay more per article. But here, we are going to take an example for casual articles.

One way to calculate the cost per article is to weigh the cost of custom articles against the time it would take you to write them yourself. For 500-word article, the price may be $10 to $25 with turnaround time of about 1 to 3 days.

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Article marketing may sound simple. You write a few articles, submit them to article directories and you gain some traffic. It is true, it may be just as simple and you may start getting a few visitors from this but in order to get long-term traffic and results, there is more things that you should do.

Like any other marketing strategies, article marketing also has typical challenges that most article marketers must overcome in order to be successful.

Here are 3 common roadblocks that keep you from writing and marketing more articles:

1. I need to know more about it first

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Keywords are the building blocks of a website. You can have the best looking web site on the Internet but without keywords, your web content won’t be found online in one of the most powerful sources of qualified traffic. It’s the next to non-existence.

Having keyword-rich articles do not benefit only the search engines but also human visitors. If used correctly, readers can actually relate the content in the page with what their situation. For instance, if they are searching about rose gardening, and if the article happens to contain that words, they certainly know they are in the right place to find information about growing a rose in their gardens.

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At some point in your career you will have to produce some type of written content, and this can be stressful for many people who think their writing skills are less than perfect. Written content is an important part of business-especially these days when such a huge amount of business happens online. Poorly written content can send the wrong message and potentially hurt your business, but virtually anyone can write great content and make their sales letters, business proposals, promotional copy, and articles successful.

1. Make it Reader-Friendly

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Article Rewriter - Do You Need One?
By Timothy Croy

Article rewriters are popping up all over the internet. Why? Because people are starting to realize the power of article marketing. Article marketing not only gives thousands of quality backlinks to our websites, they can bring in a nice surge of traffic. Best of all, the traffic is free, and will continue for many years to come.

As good as article marketing is, it’s not perfect. Google is catching on, and zapping any backlink that has “duplicate” content. If you spent hours submitting articles to your favorite directories, then you know this “slap” by google hurts.

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What makes a copy profitable? This is one question to which you, as a web copywriter, must know the answer. Your goal as a web copywriter is to bring in profit to your website (if you’re writing your own articles) or to your client’s (if you’re hired by someone else to write for him). Whatever the case may be, it’s primarily all about the money. Of course, high quality content is also one of the main concerns, but when it all boils down to it, web copywriting is a business, and a business must earn to sustain itself.

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Article marketing has emerged as one of the best ways to propagate your website online. This low cost and highly effective tool has made even Fortune 500 companies include it in their marketing campaigns. Today there are thousands of article directories which freely accept articles from users.

Why it works

There are many reasons why even the big companies have turned to this fairly simple marketing tool. Most article directories accept article submissions free of cost. All you need to do it register and then start posting articles. It is also a great way to boost back links to your site. Usually all such directories have a resource box in which you can advertise your site and include a link back to the site. In this way you can increase the number of hits to your site in a very short time.

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FORWARD

Kal Bishop’s 188 stage Hero’s Journey (Monomyth) is the template upon which the vast majority of successful stories and Hollywood blockbusters are based upon. In fact, ALL of the hundreds of Hollywood movies we have deconstructed (see URL below) are based on this 188+ stage template. Understanding this template is a priority for story or screenwriters. This is the template you must master if you are to succeed in the craft.

[The terminology is most often metaphoric and applies to all successful stories and screenplays, from The Godfather (1972) to Brokeback Mountain (2006) to Annie Hall (1977) to Lord of the Rings (2003) to Drugstore Cowboy (1989) to Thelma and Louise (1991) to Apocaplyse Now (1979)].

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Imagine this scenario: You’ve just finished your first book. You are thrilled beyond measure. Fantasies of best seller lists, limo rides in New York, and appearing on Oprah dance through your head…

It’s a beautiful dream.

However, that dream can turn into a nightmare of wasted money and disappointment if you don’t know how to market your masterpiece.

In fact, according to industry insiders, some new authors sell between 40 and 100 copies of their books. Yes, you read that correctly.

However, many new authors sell thousands of copies of their books. Mark Victor Hansen and Robert Allen of Chicken Soup fame sell millions of copies of books each year.

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“Do not fear mistakes. There are none.”

—Miles Davis

Mistakes are like the boogie-man. They are a myth. They exist only because we believe they exist.

When people talk to me about their nervousness when speaking or performing, one of their biggest fears is that they will make a mistake. They are afraid of doing something wrong, messing up, forgetting what to say and making a fool of themselves. Can you relate to this? Is this a fear of yours? If so, let me put you at ease.

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