Quick ways to get quality articles

06 Nov 15 8:39 am

Hi Cecille,

My biggest concerns are echoed by Kurt, I know that getting articles well written and carrying out the research will stagnate my progress. I have been looking at both the Blueprint and the Jetpack options. Would an outsourced writer be able to easily utilise the research provided by the jetpack and turn it into a money making article?

Can you confirm whether the Jetpack is still avialble. Several of the links say that the doors are closed. However on one link it allows you to go through to the cart?

Kind Regards

Wayne

19 Nov 15 7:51 am

Hi Kurt
On the surface that Ezine idea does not seem like a bad one. However, once you have done the hard work of getting someone to your site, giving them the opportunity to navigate away from your site to another site is kinda shooting yourself in the foot. The purpose of the content is to set yourself up as an authority. Just a thought.

Rewriting articles is a better option. When I first started out I also struggled with generating content. The quality out there, even some writers that charge $10.00 or more is sometimes a bit disappointing. I started rewriting my own articles and must say have become very good at it and enjoying it. I write on a variety of niches and find that PLR articles are good to rewrite since the base "research" have already been done. There are some good PLR packs out there and rewriting the articles as actually not that hard.

I have used some of the best spin rewriting tools but have stopped because I found that I still spend quite some time rewriting the articles to make it easy to read. Spun articles are ok if you want to submit to many article directories.

In my view, if you want to generate content for your site or blog and position your information as authority information, then good quality articles is the way to go. It may take time to find good writers/rewriters but when you find one they are usually well worth the time and effort spent.

I hope this helps. Been in the game a while and happy to assist with any questions you may have.
Myrna

29 Nov 15 3:44 am

Yes, plr articles are great but you should make them your own. Don't just copy it word from word. If you are looking for a place to get plr. You can try Big Product Store. They have a great selection and they have both quality and quantity.

05 Jan 16 12:37 am

Thanks for sharing. I loves obtain facts from readings of people's articles but I prefer to explain it in my own words. So self re-written is the best for me.

11 Jan 16 1:43 am

Thanks for sharing, Ms. Gina. Very details explanation. It is helpful.

11 Jan 16 9:34 pm

Great points. There are a couple of really good reasons to have content on your site.

The first is to attract visitors, engage visitors, and make them like and trust you. Your content is what is building your business.

The second reason people might want to do it is to simply look more respectable. A single page website which you’re promoting through paid advertisements might (depending on how well you do it) set off alarm bells in some visitor’s minds. They might wonder “who is this person? should I give them my email address?” and SOMETIMES having a bit more content on your site can help make you look more legitimate.

In this second case, doing a bit of content curation could help (remember to get permission from the original website if you do this). You don’t need the content to rank well in the search engines. You don’t need it to attract visitors. It doesn't even need to be especially good (although since your goal is to look trustworthy, you definitely don’t want to be doing any spinning, and you want to make sure your articles at least make sense).

If I were using content to attract visitors and build relationships with them, before asking them to buy something, then I would certainly focus on creating excellent original content, and becoming an “authority”.

If I just want a little extra padding for my site to make it look legit, then I would have no problem with rewritten or reproduced articles, like Kurt talks about in his first post.

I’m in no way saying that having extra content on a paid traffic site is ESSENTIAL. You should be really careful with it and test it, because you’re paying for these visitors. You want them to sign up for your list, or check out the product you’re promoting. You don’t really want them wandering off to read some fluffy article you’ve just added there for padding.

But if you do desperately want some extra content… rewriting or curating is a good way to get it. If you must. But don’t spin. Never ever spin. :)

21 Jan 16 12:28 pm

I have found the best way to get fresh content and to get your site up and running is to use http://www.iwriter.com to get articles rewritten this is something I have lent from affiloblueprint course.I submitted 10 articles and they had them completed in 48 hours,you need to read them carefully as I had to reject two of them and they where rewritten again.Hope this helps anyone struggling for fresh content.

28 Jan 16 10:50 am

Hi 500 word article Premium: 4.1 to 5 star writers $5.50 USD And a 700 word article $7.15 USD you can sign up for a free account to see how it works,hope this helps all the best Brent

28 May 16 8:48 am

brentsm57 wrote:I have found the best way to get fresh content and to get your site up and running is to use http://www.iwriter.com to get articles rewritten this is something I have lent from affiloblueprint course.I submitted 10 articles and they had them completed in 48 hours,you need to read them carefully as I had to reject two of them and they where rewritten again.Hope this helps anyone struggling for fresh content.

What criteria did you use to reject their articles? I just want to know your experience. Thanks.

27 Jun 16 12:43 pm

Writing self-written articles is the best way to get fresh content every time but re-writing articles keep your writing skills enhanced or give you good result.