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Written by Webmaster
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Friday, 27 June 2008 |
By Jason Swanson
 The purpose of writing and distributing articles is threefold: to increase website traffic, to establish your credentails as an expert, and ultimately to sell more products or services. Just writing and submitting articles won't do this, however. You must make it possible for your articles to become viral.
An article that you write is distribute to the various article sites on the Internet only one time. From there, ezine publishers, blog writers, and website owners who have an interest in information in your area will find the article and publish it on their websites, blogs, and in their ezines. This starts the viral domino effect.
From those websites, blogs, and ezines, other people will pick it up and publish it in their ezines and on their websites. The one article just snowballs. The sky is the limit.
Ten years from now, you could be wandering the Internet and stumble across an article that you wrote and distributed just today. It shouldn't come as a surprise if that website owner only recently published your article on their site. If
you search for that same article, at that time ten years from now, you may be astounded as to many times that one article appears!
The article will all but disappear, however, unless you give it the ability to become viral. You do this by including a notice at the very bottom of the article giving others permission to reprint the article, free of charge, as long as the article remains unchanged, and your resource box is included in the reprint.
It's that easy. One small sentence at the bottom of your articles can change the entire path of your article simply by allowing it to be reprinted. This will in turn change your business for the better. Without that notice, others won't know if they can use your article, even if it is posted at an article site. If there is a doubt, most people will pass up reprinting the article to protect themselves from accusations of copyright infringement.
To make sure your article becomes viral, make that one sentence permission a normal part of all your article.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 27 June 2008 )
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