How many articles you write per product
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KillerRKO17
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I know a guy that wrote 9 articles on the same topic(linked to the same product). He said that the more the better.
newmath044
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yep the more the better... but usually a couple...
It depends on what your market is, in my opinion. In my web site, I wrote at least 50 articles before we launched our web site. Now I keep up with basically 2 or 3 articles per day. We do not sell anything on our web site though. Basically, it is just information, we want to keep new information flowing.
Oh, and by the way, if you are looking to make a sale, that is if you are selling something, than it is usually a numbers game.
Of course, you have to a reputable product or service that you are writing about.
Oh, and by the way, if you are looking to make a sale, that is if you are selling something, than it is usually a numbers game.
Of course, you have to a reputable product or service that you are writing about.
For me quality is more important that quantity. I normally prefer atleast 5 articles per product but the content should be 100% related and written in a manner which makes customer come and use my product instantly.
Hence, writing good is better than writing too much.
According to me atleast 5 to 7 articles are sufficient for one product.
Hence, writing good is better than writing too much.
According to me atleast 5 to 7 articles are sufficient for one product.
I wrote 1 article per product that has been optimized for SEO (the white one) and then spun it to 10 articles. I also write another articles with more good content to post on web 2.0 sites like squidoo, hubpages, or blogger and then I submit them to social bookmarking sites using Social Marker to get more exposure.
So far, it's work great for me and gives me some nice commissions.
So far, it's work great for me and gives me some nice commissions.
I've noticed a huge increase in traffic between 2 articles and 5, and even a significant bump between 5 and 10. I think anymore than 10 would probably be a bit redundant, and also difficult to keep quality content within. However, the more you market, the more traffic you are going to see. Like with anything, you get out what you put in.
its ideal that you write 3 article in a week. and make sure that it is relevant and honest.
Well, for me it's not so much a matter of how many articles I write per product as it is how many do I write per keyword or keyphrase.
Sometimes I'll go after a bunch of keyphrases per product and write an article for each keyphrase. These could all be leading to just ONE landing page on my site where I'm promoting a product. It's a way to get links to my page which are relevant for a range of keywords.
Usually I won't create more than three articles per keyphrase and I'll mix them up by posting at ezinearticles, searchwarp, goarticles, or articlesalley - some combination of these.
But usually I prefer to post content directly on my own site and grab organic traffic that way.
Dan
Sometimes I'll go after a bunch of keyphrases per product and write an article for each keyphrase. These could all be leading to just ONE landing page on my site where I'm promoting a product. It's a way to get links to my page which are relevant for a range of keywords.
Usually I won't create more than three articles per keyphrase and I'll mix them up by posting at ezinearticles, searchwarp, goarticles, or articlesalley - some combination of these.
But usually I prefer to post content directly on my own site and grab organic traffic that way.
Dan
My general goal is one article for two of my sites each weekday. I can keep up with that. 
I keep on writing as long I as am getting sales. The more I write, the more sales I get! I mean after 5-10 you can tell if you're doing things right. If you picked a good niche, are using good keywords, found a sales page that converts, that type of thing. I also agree that social bookmarking your articles brings more exposure and links. I also use Squidoo lenses and blogger blogs and make review sites. The more work I put into it, the better the returns!
your all article are almost same.
kbhuffaker
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I'm continuously trying to find new ways to write an article. This way I can keep my SEO optimized.
I'm understanding that it seems to be the more articles the better. Is there a limit to this? I imagine at one point all of the articles start sounding similar to one another. Is this a problem, or are you just going for sheer numbers. It seems to me that more than 10 would be unnecessary, but maybe even 10 is too high. Thoughts? Comments? Opinions?
kbhuffaker
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Your right. There are might be thousands if not millions of articles out there on your niche. But what you are looking for is SEO. So choose your keywords and create a few articles and then do a few spin off from those articles. The search engines only look for words and the way they are ordered. If you change the words up a bit the engines are still happy and the more you get out there the more you get ranked by their bots.
Write a couple of good articles with good keywords and then start backlinking to get your articles noticed. The search engines love backlinks. Give that a try and see what happens for you.
I write one, but submit it to multiple article directories. I'm more interested in getting backlinks for SEO purposes than I am in trying to drum up sales from an article.
And I hate writing articles.
Charlie
And I hate writing articles.
Charlie
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