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New eHow Article:
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So you had this great idea for an article, blog, etc. You put it online, polished it, and then...no one saw it. What gives? You need to increase your page views, and search engine optimization is the secret to doing that. Let's keep it simple - what are backlinks, how do they relate to SEO, and how are they going to solve your page view problem?
When you write the title for your eHow article there's a lot to think about. While many people overlook the title, it's just as important as any other part of the article. See, the main way people find eHow articles is through search engines. Having the best SEO (search engine optimization) will make sure your article ranks higher thank the other search results. That's the biggest key to an article's success. While there are several components to getting the best SEO, it all starts with your article title.
If you notice some of your old eHow articles aren't earning very much, you can go back and optimize them! There's no reason each and every article shouldn't be making you money. This guide is going to focus on getting the right ads (known as keyword ads) into your article so it can start making money. We'll also see what we can do to drive some traffic to it!
It seems you can't walk five virtual steps without tripping over articles about search engine optimization. Everyone wants their work to rank highly in Google's search results. Because such a large percentage of a website's traffic comes from search engines, this can appear to be a vital part of marketing your work. Now that everyone's fighting for that top spot, it's becoming a lot harder to get there. Luckily for the non competitive types, it turns out that there are actually traffic sources other than Google.com! This article will show you how to promote something online without giving in to the SEO rat race.
With all the hype about SEO and revenue, so many writers forget what is really important - quality articles. Unlike the other factors authors often dwell on, a reputation for quality articles will naturally bring people back to your pages again and again. Word of mouth will spread and users will remember your name as the go-to for how-to's. One of the most overlooked components of an articles is the pictures! Rather than using stock photographs - or more frequently, no photos at all - this article will show you how to use all your own photography.
Many people are looking for new ways to promote their web content - whether it be their own websites, photography, or even eHow articles. While the usual tried and true methods of SEO and advertising work just fine, more artistic minds might want to think outside of the box a little. For those looking to try a different approach, I present DeviantArt.com! Deviant Art is not simply an art community, but a popular communication tool. It's high traffic rate and Google ranking make it an ideal place to tell people about your projects. With some creative thinking, you can utilize it to promote just about anything you're working on.
The internet is littered with information about Search Engine Optimization. Everyone wants to get their projects, websites, and articles to the top of search engines to help increase traffic. While there are much more effective methods of SEO, here's one for thinking outside the box - You can use the built in popularity of Flickr.com to launch yourself to the top of search engines! This article will use eHow articles as an example, but this method will work on a variety of content. The best thing about this kind of search engine optimization is that it only benefits high quality articles! No cheating here; if you've got quick, cheap, photo-less articles you'd better run along.
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