Article Marketing Ceiling
As an author, is there or should there every be a ceiling for how many articles you put into distribution?
ie: Is there any true downside to having too many articles out in distribution on too many sites?
Is there any harm in a few hundred? a few thousand? Is ten thousand too many?
At what point do you think it harms an author? Is there ever a point of harm?
What if the author only wants to grow their traffic and is not selling any books? …meaning, if the author only wants to drive their own traffic for purposes of advertising revenue: Is there any ceiling to how many thousands of articles they should put into distribution?
Where is the ceiling?
I think that if an author has the sole purpose of writing advertising content, everything should come up roses – provided the content is well-written and appropriate. The more a potential client sees your name at the bottom of an article, the stronger the perception of your supreme knowledge. The more familiar your name becomes, the more “expert” you appear, the more likely a potential customer is to click on that link and land on your site. From there, your web copy takes over, but that curious visitor is already closer to buying because they trust you. After all, you’re the expert.
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