I'm sure you have heard the phrase "content is king", and when it comes to driving traffic, and making money online, that is exactly right.
The more content you have available to potential customers, the better chance you have of getting the exposure that you need.
That's why it is important to consistently come up with new content that you can submit on the web.
However, sometimes it can prove to be difficult to come up with this type of content on a consistent basis.
Here are 4 simple ways to leverage your articles and have a never ending flow of quality content that you can submit on a regular basis.
1.
Rework your article into a press release.
Press releases are not much different then articles.
They are just a bit more "formal" and in most cases are not written in first person.
Once you have an article written, all you have to do is turn it into a press release by making it sound like some sort of "announcement" rather then just information.
The key to press releases is that you have a "bio box" or a "resource box" so that when people view it, they are directed back to your site.
2.
Turn your article into a video.
This is another very easy way to leverage your article for more content.
You can do this one of two ways.
You can sit down in front of the video camera and say the same thing that you talk about in your article, or you can actually take chunks of your article and turn them into bullet points inside a PowerPoint presentation and then record that presentation with screen recording software.
Once your video is created, you will be able to submit it to directories for more exposure.
3.
Turn your article into a podcast.
Like video, this can be done by simply recoding an audio file of you reading your article.
If you are not comfortable doing this, you can outsource this to someone who does voiceover work.
One tip that I recommend is turning your article into a video first.
Then you can just "extract" the audio file from the video to avoid creating a new one.
4.
Use your article for the basis of a blog post.
If you have followed the directions up to this point, then you should have an article, and a video that you can combine, into a powerful blog post.
By using the text and video format, your blog readers will not get bored, and your post will have a higher perceived value to the visitor.
If you follow these steps for each article that you create, you will have a never ending supply of original content that you can use to gain more exposure and drive more traffic back to your websites.
The amount of traffic and exposure you have, will directly relate to the amount of money you make online.
The best part is that it doesn't require any additional work on your part.
The more content you have available to potential customers, the better chance you have of getting the exposure that you need.
That's why it is important to consistently come up with new content that you can submit on the web.
However, sometimes it can prove to be difficult to come up with this type of content on a consistent basis.
Here are 4 simple ways to leverage your articles and have a never ending flow of quality content that you can submit on a regular basis.
1.
Rework your article into a press release.
Press releases are not much different then articles.
They are just a bit more "formal" and in most cases are not written in first person.
Once you have an article written, all you have to do is turn it into a press release by making it sound like some sort of "announcement" rather then just information.
The key to press releases is that you have a "bio box" or a "resource box" so that when people view it, they are directed back to your site.
2.
Turn your article into a video.
This is another very easy way to leverage your article for more content.
You can do this one of two ways.
You can sit down in front of the video camera and say the same thing that you talk about in your article, or you can actually take chunks of your article and turn them into bullet points inside a PowerPoint presentation and then record that presentation with screen recording software.
Once your video is created, you will be able to submit it to directories for more exposure.
3.
Turn your article into a podcast.
Like video, this can be done by simply recoding an audio file of you reading your article.
If you are not comfortable doing this, you can outsource this to someone who does voiceover work.
One tip that I recommend is turning your article into a video first.
Then you can just "extract" the audio file from the video to avoid creating a new one.
4.
Use your article for the basis of a blog post.
If you have followed the directions up to this point, then you should have an article, and a video that you can combine, into a powerful blog post.
By using the text and video format, your blog readers will not get bored, and your post will have a higher perceived value to the visitor.
If you follow these steps for each article that you create, you will have a never ending supply of original content that you can use to gain more exposure and drive more traffic back to your websites.
The amount of traffic and exposure you have, will directly relate to the amount of money you make online.
The best part is that it doesn't require any additional work on your part.
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