Monday, July 21, 2008

Traffic Generation And Article Marketing

By Raymond Krost

The traffic you are going to receive from your article marketing efforts will come first from the article directories themselves. A Couple of weeks after your submission, you will receive traffic to your websites from three other sources.

Let's talk about publishers. They are webmasters who reprint your articles on their sites. If a site with high traffic reprint your article, this can drive thousands of visitors to your site every month.

One of the powerful things about article marketing, especially if you are building a list, is that subscribers who come to you after reading one of your articles tend to buy more than subscribers who come to you from many other traffic sources.

You will continue to get traffic for years to come. In fact, as long as the Internet is 'Live', your articles will send traffic to your website.It's definitively worth your time to write articles if you are doing any kind of business on the Internet.

Don't forget that you do want to submit your articles to ezinearticles first because you are going to receive an insane amount of traffic from this article directory alone.Once you submitted your articles to ezine articles, submit more!

Now, here is a powerful strategy that most people don't know about. After a couple of months, the articles you submitted at EA will lose their rankings on Google and may be difficult to find in the search
engines.

What you need to do is to submit your old articles (the same that you submitted to ezine articles before) to other article directories to get more traffic and backlinks. Why not doing this before?.

In fact, I will go so far as to say, if you are only going to write a few articles and then quit, you might as well not write or submit any articles. Article marketing is extremely powerful, but it is most powerful when there is a cumulative effect, and that cumulative effect takes time and multiple articles and submissions.

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