Your Author Name In Resource Box
A simple but very powerful credibility boosting tip:
Always include your AUTHOR NAME (otherwise known as your BY-LINE) in your RESOURCE BOX (located directly below your article body).
Failure to do this tells the reader that you’re not really an expert or you don’t feel confident enough in the quality of your works to take credit for writing it. If you want your readers to believe, trust and have confidence in what you’ve written, have the courage to claim your content by putting your name on it in the resource box (in addition to the by-line as normal). Make sense?
I’ve shifted to including my name as part of the copyright… because it just seemed important to do so.
I like the continuation of the article in the ‘author box’ because it keeps the reader moving forward, then a signature copyright including my name.
That’s probably clear as mud… lol
Jan
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