Nick Walsh writes:

Excellent video on use of resource boxes! Well narrated in an easy to understand vernacular.
Thanks for doing it!

Nick.

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Phil Wilson writes:

Thanks for the pointers! They are extremely helpful.

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Chris writes:

Yes it is good you recommend typing out the url. I have found that this gets really good click throughs compared to anchor text.

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Donna Tosky writes:

Hi: Firstly I would like to say congratulations on your marketing make over. It’s fabulous…good job! Who wouldn’t want to publish their articles with e-zine!

-donna-

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Hugh writes:

Your video was very well done and helpful.

What are the pros and cons of using the name of the company instead of the author in the resource box?

Thanks

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Eddie W Gillespie writes:

Thanks for this quality information. I just realized that my resource boxes are a little long-winded and I’ve been making them a little too generic instead of focusing primarily on the topic of the individual article.

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Zack Lim writes:

Hi Chris,

Excellent video training on resources box.

Time to start editing the resources box for the next set of articles :)

Thank you for sharing.

Zack

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Geoff writes:

I`d never realized that it`s possible to set up more than one resource box. I usually just rewrite the information whenever I submit a new article. Thanks for the help, it`s something I`ll put right.

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Gwyn Gilliss writes:

Really GOOD info Chris! I appreciate it..now I’ll update my resource box!

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Archie Mitra writes:

Very well explained! I’m going to review my resource box and edit using some of your ideas. Thanks for the video.

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Roey writes:

Thank you for the informative video. It is good to have guidelines, especially the 15% ratio for the line count.

Peace,

Roey.

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jason Knight writes:

I wish I found this sooner. Great information and the USP and freebie ideas! I wish I thought of that…

jknight

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Jere Moline writes:

Thanks for the video and all the help. I am another one who didn’t realize that I could use more than one resource box. I was always retyping and now that will certainly change. Thanks again. – Jere

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marco brown writes:

Great information to go along with the marvelous service that you provide. Thank You

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John writes:

This is really good info. Especially the comments about the size of the resource box being only 25% of the size of the article.

Another effective method I have recently discovered is using the phrase, “Next Step:” and then telling them what to do next in order to gain maximum benefit. So far, it has dramatically increased my clickthru rate.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

John,

Actually, the Resource Box should be a max of 15% of the size of the article body in both word count and vertical line count.

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CristiBee writes:

Thank you for covering stuff like this. I think it’s really important to stand by the honor system too when it comes to contribute writing and web publishing. I like to believe that most bloggers/writers do it, because they genuinely love to share info and read as well. Thanks for sharing this tip.

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Maggie Schulz writes:

I am new to EzineArticles and about to post my first 10 articles. This info and all the other training tools have been incredibly useful.

Many thanks,
Maggie Schulz

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Donna Patterson writes:

Very well explained. It has taken the ‘unknown’ out of writing a resource box. I will start with my 100 articles today.

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Mel Lutterman writes:

Ezine.com really rocks. I see, hear, and feel the passion in each lesson, newsletter, blog, and tip. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge and passion with with us.

Best Regards,
Mel

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Bryan Carlton writes:

This is perfect, I was wondering what I should do for my author resource box. Now I know.

Thanks EzineArticles Team

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Victoria Crombie writes:

Thanks for the information – I’m about to start writing my articles and if I hadn’t looked at this video I wouldn’t have known I could have more than one resource box. Thanks for the tips

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Anecia Finch writes:

I am so glad I found this video! I am new to article marketing and am trying to get all the knowledge I can.

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Linda Feucht writes:

Very helpful information. On the new format, how do you add default Resource Boxes?
Thank you,
Linda

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Linda -

There is no way to designate one of your Resource Boxes as the default. The Resource Box you used last will be selected anytime you create a new article.

Marc

March 5, 2012 at 9:56 AM

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Rajan Jolly writes:

This is a wonderful video. It makes understanding the use and importance of a resource box very simple.
Thank you.

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