12 High Readership Content Ideas

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1. How To Articles: they include detailed step by step
instructions. Examples: how to publish your e-zine,
how to promote your business, how to attract visitors
to your web site.

2. Tips: they are usually small pieces of information
about the size of a paragraph. Examples: tips on using
a product, tips on doing your taxes.

3. Top Lists: they are a group of tips listed in order,
usually numbered from first to last. Examples: top 7
ways to get to the top of search engines, top 10
ways to market your product.

4. News Articles: they can include news about your
industry or company information. Examples: joint
ventures, new product releases, special events,
overseas activity

5. Interview Articles: they could include interviews
from customers, employees and experts. Examples:
interview an employee that won an award, an expert
related to your industry, a satisfied customer, people
profiles.

6. Publications: they include information that's bundled
together to take with the person. Examples: ebooks,
reports, software, auto responder information.

7. Business History Articles: they include information
about your business. Examples: years in business,
goals your business has accomplished, community
affairs, financial information.

8. Product Articles: they include information about
your product or services. Examples: new products,
improvements to existing products, new accessories.

9. Visual Content: they include visual helpers that help
explains, shows or supports an example. Examples:
charts, photos, graphics, graphs.

10. Entertaining Content: they include humorous and
off beat information. Examples: contests; quizzes,
trivia, puzzles, games, cartoons.

11. Excerpts: they include information used from other
resources for different purposes, but can also support
your business. Examples: journal articles, transcripts
of seminars, reprints, speeches, press releases.

12. Technology Content: they are new technologies
you can use to present your content. Examples: audio
clips, streaming video, MP3 files.

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Use a "P.S." at the end of your ad copy. This is
where you either want to repeat a strong benefit
or use a strong close, like a free bonus. For example,
"P.S. You can get (product), worth over ($), for
the low price of ($)!" Another example, "P.S. I can
not guarantee the (No.) bonuses will be here
tomorrow!"


Participate in chat rooms related to the product
you're reselling. Start a conversation with a person
without trying to sell to him or her. Later on, while
you are chatting, mention the product you're
reselling. You could end up selling your product,
creating a friendship or finding a joint venture
partner.


Write your own affiliate program ads. If all the
other affiliates use the same ads that you do, it won’t
give you an edge over your competition. Use a
different ad to give yourself an unfair advantage over
all the other affiliates. If you have sub-affiliates, tell
them to do the same.


Join online business associations or clubs. If you
join, they will usually list all their members on their
web site. It will give your business extra exposure.
You could tell people on your web site the business
clubs and associations you belong to. For example,
“Here is a list of all the business associations we
belong to....”


Focus your articles on information the targeted
readers and e-zine publishers want. They will get
published more often, which means free publicity.
For example, if they are business e-zines, you want
to write articles about starting a business, marketing,
advertising, cutting costs, joint ventures, etc.


Focus your site on your visitors’ desires, not on
yourself. They want to know what's in it for them,
not that you won an award for your business. For
example, don't make your ad mostly about what
you have done, make it about what benefits the
reader will get for buying.


Team up with your competition by starting an
association for your specific industry. It could lead
to a profitable partnership with them. You could
give all the members graphic links to place on their
home pages. This would increase your membership
and business exposure.


Ask your potential customers plenty of ‘yes’ and
‘no’ questions in your ad copy. The questions
should remind them of their problem and make them
think about what will happen if they don't purchase
your product. For example, you could say, "Do you
want to get out of debt?” “Do you want to have
financial security?"


Organize your marketing and advertising into a
plan. Create a list of daily, weekly, monthly and all
other future promotional plans. Try to follow your
plan step-by-step every day. This will free up your
time by being more systematic and organized. If the
plan isn't working, don't be afraid to tweak it some.