New FREE report exposes article marketing pitfalls.
Over the last couple of years, more and more webmasters and online marketers have been using articles to promote their web sites. And with good reason - it's a very effective free promotional method.
So, they merrily submitted articles all over the web, often using automated services or software and created a barrage of back links.
Just what every webmaster would want, right? Yes ...
Until now.
Unfortunately, as is often the case with the web, the groundrules can change pretty quickly and those tactics, so effective last year, can actually harm online businesses if used in 2006. And webmasters need to be aware of this.
Jason Potash, creator of "Article Announcer" has released a new report called "Using Content in 2006" that clearly explains why using 2005 tactics in 2006 can harm online businesses and what they need to do differently to avoid that harm.
Totally free copies of this report are available from e-BizResources.com by visiting this page: "Using Content in 2006" (no sign up required)
So, they merrily submitted articles all over the web, often using automated services or software and created a barrage of back links.
Just what every webmaster would want, right? Yes ...
Until now.
Unfortunately, as is often the case with the web, the groundrules can change pretty quickly and those tactics, so effective last year, can actually harm online businesses if used in 2006. And webmasters need to be aware of this.
Jason Potash, creator of "Article Announcer" has released a new report called "Using Content in 2006" that clearly explains why using 2005 tactics in 2006 can harm online businesses and what they need to do differently to avoid that harm.
Totally free copies of this report are available from e-BizResources.com by visiting this page: "Using Content in 2006" (no sign up required)
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