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I love article marketing.
I have not always felt this way.
When I was first introduced to it, the way it was explained to me did not make any sense.
You see, I am smart enough to know that as soon as something can be done by anyone effortlessly, it becomes worthless in the market place.
When article marketing was first described to me, I was told that all you had to do was change a few words on some existing content and like magic, you had an article.
Right away in my mind I had visions of thousands of people doing this and soon there were millions of articles on servers all over the world.
I did not see much value in this.
After finally picking an affiliate program to start to market, I soon came to the day in the marketing training where it taught about article marketing.
I wrote my first five or so articles, and ended up having to rewrite most of them at least twice if not more.
I was proud that I finally got all of my articles written and submitted, but it took a long time.
So I decided to try what I was told was going to be so much easier.
First of all, it was not that easy to rewrite articles that I did not know anything about.
Second of all, the article directory closed my account because they found other copies of my articles on the Internet that were not credited to my name.
This is when I started to think article marketing was a legitimate form of marking.
It all made a lot more sense to me if articles were written and published by people who actually knew something about their topics.
I mean think about it.
If your article isn't worth reading to someone looking for real information, then people stop looking to articles for information because they know that they don't have any real value anyway.
I guess what prompted this article is that I just got another ad today about a software that writes *original articles.
*Again if everyone can do it, then it has no value.
Then it struck me.
What if you were to write all of your own stuff, and really do the research and become the expert on the things you wrote about? Hey, everyone would figure that out eventually, and then would trust you and rely on you.
Now, that is a business plan that makes sense and I can live with.
I have not always felt this way.
When I was first introduced to it, the way it was explained to me did not make any sense.
You see, I am smart enough to know that as soon as something can be done by anyone effortlessly, it becomes worthless in the market place.
When article marketing was first described to me, I was told that all you had to do was change a few words on some existing content and like magic, you had an article.
Right away in my mind I had visions of thousands of people doing this and soon there were millions of articles on servers all over the world.
I did not see much value in this.
After finally picking an affiliate program to start to market, I soon came to the day in the marketing training where it taught about article marketing.
I wrote my first five or so articles, and ended up having to rewrite most of them at least twice if not more.
I was proud that I finally got all of my articles written and submitted, but it took a long time.
So I decided to try what I was told was going to be so much easier.
First of all, it was not that easy to rewrite articles that I did not know anything about.
Second of all, the article directory closed my account because they found other copies of my articles on the Internet that were not credited to my name.
This is when I started to think article marketing was a legitimate form of marking.
It all made a lot more sense to me if articles were written and published by people who actually knew something about their topics.
I mean think about it.
If your article isn't worth reading to someone looking for real information, then people stop looking to articles for information because they know that they don't have any real value anyway.
I guess what prompted this article is that I just got another ad today about a software that writes *original articles.
*Again if everyone can do it, then it has no value.
Then it struck me.
What if you were to write all of your own stuff, and really do the research and become the expert on the things you wrote about? Hey, everyone would figure that out eventually, and then would trust you and rely on you.
Now, that is a business plan that makes sense and I can live with.
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