So rule number one for the blogger who has to work around a busy schedule? Never say “we’ll continue on” and give a day. Or you’ll make folks maaaad. 
I can think of worse problems than having people want to pay attention to you.
And I apologize for not being around yesterday.
So to make up for it, throughout the weekend, as time allows me, I’ll be giving you more tips about article marketing – some I wrote, some I found, all leading up to the first quick guide on getting that deep and wide penetration in your market space.
And to keep you from missing anything, I’ve set up a tag where I’ll be putting some of my tips – and I invite you to contribute at Technorati if you’re blogging about a high profile article marketing technique, and can back up your tip with an example upon request.
We’ll use the phrase high profile article marketing to separate out our tips.
If your tip is reallllllly good then I’ll link to it in my blog as well.
So let’s get on with tip number two.
This is building on a tip I’ve given before, namely, write about something that’s on everyone’s mind already. Find a way to tie your tip, news, opinion, review, etc, into what everyone is chatting about by the proverbial water cooler.
But here’s the spin.
Don’t just talk about what everyone else is talking about. Go from a different angle, take a different opinion than the prevailing one, use a different style.
For example. You can write about that fact that Google is doing something new, like Google Sitemaps.
OR you could write about how webmasters can take advantage of Google Sitemaps. And what is the easiest point of entry. Or mistakes to avoid.
With me now? You want your article to be more interesting, compelling and useful than the next person’s.
I have to get on my horse and wander out into the sunset for now. Before I go, I’ll be pointing you to another high profile tip and showing you how you can shrink it to fit your article marketing endeavor.
Tags: free traffic :: website promotion :: article marketing :: high profile article marketing
Resources :: Here’s Part One again. :: Take the Free Article Marketing Tips course.
