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Writing Articles for Ezines ? The Greatest Little Known Secret

Writing Articles for Ezines ? The Greatest Little Known Secret

Well maybe it's not that "little known" but some people do find it a little "scary" and "daunting" to have to write out a pile of articles and submit them. I will be honest, at first it scared to begoalie (yes I know that isn't such word but it sounds scary hehe) out of me when I first heard you can gain free traffic just by writing free content.

And of course my thoughts swayed to "it's going to take me forever, is it really worth it?" ? Well I can assure you it's definitely worth it! And the more you continue to do it, the easier it gets. Just like when you first begun riding a bike, you didn't want to fall off and skin your knees and you start off a bit shaky but after a while it becomes second nature.

Now I notice there are some people who write just one article and that's it! Writing just one article is not going to impact your traffic I can assure you of that. You need to write plenty of them!

You see, it's not even lunch time here and I'm already onto writing my 10th article for the day. Fifteen minutes per article is all it takes me, of course my first few I spent several hours on but like I said, it becomes second nature.

Creating an online business does take "hard work" the more you put into it the more you'll get back from it but also the longer you do it the easier it becomes.

Giving out free content might sound crazy at first, but it's a great stepping stone in establishing your credibility with potential customers who don't know you from a bar of soap.

? Joanne King - http://www.joesy.com

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