Excellent post Chris. Very useful information here. Thanks! :)

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Chris, this was a great ariticle to educates us re: some things we may not have known and to remind us of things we may have let slipped. You are providing helpful and effective services. Thanks! –Philip Dale Smith

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Yeah, we have to be extremely resourceful to write our own resource boxes in a way that will benefit the readers.

Chris, can you please give a classic example of an ideal resource box? It can be imaginary.

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Your work is super! Thank you Chris, for being so helpful!

Now I learned how to make my resource box. Only now that I finally learned it from my mistakes in the process of trial and error I finally read your old article about this matter… Wish I had read it from the beginning! But I was always on a hurry…

This is a moral lesson for the next generations: we shall always read indications about how to do anything, before making several mistakes because we didn’t read anything about it.

Chinmay, do you want to see my new resource box? I think it’s like Chris showed us it must be:

Prevent Depression and Craziness through the scientific method of Dream Interpretation discovered by Carl Jung and simplified by Christina Sponias, a writer who continued Jung’s research in the unknown region of the human psychic sphere. Learn more at: http://www.booksirecommend.com

Prevent Depression and Craziness and Dream Interpretation are the anchored texts.

What do you think, Chris?
Your opinion is very important!

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My provider didn’t prepare the resource box with the anchored words yet because she delays more than too much for everything.

Besides the irrelevant detail I mentioned, she is very polite and she’s always grateful for my patience with her. Very nice person!

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Chinmay,

Ideal resource box should restate your author name and then jump right into what you can do for the reader followed by an http:// full URL.

In your case, I noticed you don’t have any URL’s in your resource box; so perhaps this advice doesn’t serve your specific case as it would others.

It all depends on what end outcome you want the reader to do after they read your article.

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All,

On Thursday August 16th, I’ll offer free resource box critiques to the first 10 authors who request it via the blog entry.

Watch for the blog entry the morning of the 16th (we’re in Central USA Standard Time).

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Thank you Chris! I’ll be the first one in the list!

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Resource box critiques huh. I think I see a side business here.

Maybe a copywriting sub-sub genre. :)

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Dear Chris

Thanks a lot. I made little changes in my resource box staying within the limitations of working for the Government where I cannot offer commercial services. Please take a look at your leisure and offer a critique.

Dear Christina

I saw yours. You are fully specialized in this particular field. Too ruthlessly to the point.

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Thank you Chinmay!

I have to add my Free report “Craziness and Logic” to my resource box, as Chris advices us to do.
Some details are very important! They open another door…

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Great post. I can’t believe the amount of people who don’t know the value of a well-written resource box and those who just abuse the privilege!

On that note, I’ll stand in line for a critique tomorrow – hey, even the best have room to improve ;)

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Thank you for the guidelines. I wrote one earlier today and I’m glad I didn’t foul up.

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Thanks Christopher,

I am working on some articles right now and this
helps a lot.

Bill Thorn

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