It’s no secret that article marketing really works to increase the amount of traffic to your website. Well, you can also use article marketing to get traffic to your squeeze pages to boost your opt-in list.
If you followed the instructions from the last post, you should now have your own squeeze page set up promoting the free software Squeeze Buzz. Now that you have this squeeze page set up, you can really use this to your advantage by promoting it through article marketing.
All you have to do is write an article dealing with squeeze pages, opt-in lists, email marketing, or anything that would make the reader want to download the free software from you. Catch the readers attention, then offer them the freebie software in your resource box. Works every time.
What works better is to submit your article using keywords so you can catch even more viewers and visitors from the search engines. Then… rinse and repeat with another article making sure to submit that article to anywhere and everywhere you can.
This process does work and it works each and every time.
Think about this…Submitting just one article to one major article directory may bring you a handful of opt-ins after the first few weeks but… that article will continue to bring people to your opt-in list forever! Just think what submitting 10…20…50…or even 100 articles to 40 different directories can do!
How many articles can you write?
The more places you can put those articles the more people you are going to get into your opt-in list.
Imagine if you will tens of thousands of people in your list! That would be like having your own personal atm machine that you can tap into anytime you need money. It’s possible, you just gotta work hard now and reep the benefits later.
Here are a few links to help you out…
Use an article distribution service to save you massive amounts of submission time – I’m currently running a limited deal here so get in while you still can…
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Manually submit to the top 20 article directories…
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Matt Helphrey