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If you’ve been reading this blog, you know I’m into fitness things (racquetball, run, bike, swim, soccer, etc) and along comes SharpBrains CEO & EzineArticles Expert Author Alvaro Fernandez… introducing his unique “brain fitness” articles.

Here’s what caught our attention to Alvaro Fernandez:

1) He produced a beautiful page on his website to showcase his EzineArticles (makes it easy for his audience to find his expertise) and he even highlighted his unique EzineArticles Expert Author RSS feed. Nice!

2) He promoted his unique EzineArticles via a custom press release that achieved incredible distribution including Forbes!

The only improvement suggestion I gave Alvaro is to expand his article title length by 35-40%; but his article word count (575-800) is spot on, Resource Box is easy to quickly understand, and he further expanded his credibility by having an author photo and extended author bio uploaded. Way to go. :)

Posted by Christopher M. Knight on August 28, 2007 at 4:09 pm

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Jonathan Farrington writes:

Thanks for the heads up Chris - clearly what they are delivering for the mind is the equivalent of what LEF are achieving for the body: http://www.lef.org

I have passed this on to dozens of friends and colleagues this evening.

Jonathan

Comment provided August 28, 2007 at 4:58 pm

Lance Winslow writes:

Since I run a Think Tank, I am exicted to learn of this author and will read his articles this evening. Thanks, I could not agree more with the SharpBrains concept.

Lance

Comment provided August 28, 2007 at 5:02 pm

Alvaro writes:

Chris, thanks for such a kind introduction. I am happy to contribute to such a great service.

Your site and feeds are a great way to engage as many people as possible in research-based efforts to exercise our brains and train our attention, memory, stress management…We would all benefit from stopping thinking of “intelligence” as a fixed, innate entity and instead be aware of the many cognitive and emotional skills (or “mental muscles”) that are so important for our lives and that we can train at all ages.

Will refine the titles’ length :-)

Jonathan, Lance: glad to see you got the concept so quickly!

Comment provided August 28, 2007 at 9:21 pm

Connie Ragen Green writes:

Great site! It really made me think! This is definitely a talented young man.

Comment provided August 28, 2007 at 9:53 pm

Vern writes:

Hey Chris,

This is awesome stuff!
I like way the website was designed
because it was not too cloggy and
it’s contents are really great.

Just by reading some of the contents
on the site shows his credibility which
truly shines in his knowledge.

To make an honest living online requires
you to prove yourself and not just hide
behind a website.

Kudos,
Vern