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Article Production TeleseminarRate This Post: This blog entry is reserved for the “Article Production” teleseminar & blog simulcast tonight at 6:45pm CST to 8pm CST USA Time. If you’d like to ask a question about article writing, content sources or article syndication, please do so by adding a comment to this blog entry. Thanks! The cheatsheet for tonight’s teleseminar can be found here:
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Hello from snowy Montana; Anxious to “hear” what you have to share tonight. My quandry is that I tend to write articles that are way too long (typically 900-1500 words) How do others manage to keep them short, sweet and to the point. Perhaps, it is because I enjoy reading longer articles that I write them, but I know most people don’t. Thanks. [Reply] Comment provided November 29, 2005 at 12:54 PM
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I don’t really understand the advantages to writing articles for your magazine other than creating backlinks to my site. After one article is submitted (which creates the backlink), to be perfectly honest, what real incentive do I have to continue to submit more articles? [Reply] Comment provided November 29, 2005 at 1:29 PM
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My questions normally come at the spur of the moment, but this is what I come up with for the moment: That´s about it. [Reply] Comment provided November 29, 2005 at 3:28 PM
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When my articles are a bit too long, I divide them into 2 parts. It seems, though that people are not as interested in the second part for fewer people read it. Hoping it is not a matter of poor content, shall I make two similar articles out of a big one or shall I name them differently? [Reply] Comment provided November 29, 2005 at 6:23 PM
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Google Suggest [Reply] Comment provided November 29, 2005 at 7:23 PM
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## How long should a good article be so that it is picked up to be published? ## How should the article be formatted? (font, font size, font color, length of lines, graphics, etc.) ## How do you choose a powerful title that will be noticed? ## What should be included in the by-line and how long should it be? [Reply] Comment provided November 29, 2005 at 7:26 PM
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Outstanding Call Chris! You not only gave me no-fluff, hard-hitting information but you inspired me as well. Using your techniques I easily see how to triple my article production. I’m shooting for 100 articles in the next 90 days! Huge Thanks, Mark [Reply] Comment provided November 29, 2005 at 8:14 PM
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Chris, I enjoyed the teleseminar tonight. It is really nice to hear voices from all over the globe. I didn’t jump in with an introduction when I came on the line. I learned alot. What can you tell someone like me who doesn’t have a website? I have been looking into one, but I have “website creation block”. My articles are travel related, also, and usually 900-1200 words. I didn’t see any of those on ezinearticles.com I am giving thought to adding other niches. Who would you recommend to help me with website building and are you able to share anything on average costs? The production information and writing in sets is most useful to me and validated my experience with completing ten articles in the past three weeks. Look forward to hearing from you again. Thank you. [Reply] Comment provided November 29, 2005 at 8:28 PM
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Hi Chris I enjoyed listening to the recording of the Teleconference. Thank you for putting this together. I would like to hear you talk more about improving the quality of articles and a wish list for articles from the readers, that the authors can scan from time to time for inspiration? I had a look in the report section of the site and found it very helpful to know the hits for each article read the comments that where left and see the star rating received. Thanks for putting this on the site. George [Reply] Comment provided December 6, 2005 at 10:47 AM
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My biggest thing I want to know is how to determine what subjects to write about. What is it that will be of interest, that someone will want to read.
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