Why I Love Writing Articles To Promote My Websites

Call me a freak if you want but yes I love writing articles to promote my websites. Why?

Well I had tried some of the one-way link building services that were around and I was not that impressed.

I can still remember the day when I wrote my first ever article. I was not really sure what to do back then, it was around three years ago and in truth I made a number of mistakes.

The article was published on EzineArticles a couple of days later and by the end of the first day thirty-five people had read the article. This gave me a real buzz; all of these people had read my work. I started thinking about the bigger picture; imagine if I had had a hundred articles published, all of those potential visitors to my website.

Now in reality one article will have very little impact in promoting a website however I soon had a goal to write five hundred articles. I took inspiration from Lance Winslow, the king of ezinearticles. He was writing an amazing amount of articles each day, surely he would not be doing this unless he was having some outstanding results from it.

Each time I write an article I just know that it is going to provide long term benefits to my website. These articles can continue to be found, read and replicated for many years after they have been published.

There is one simple truth, one simple fact - the more articles you write, the more visitors your site will attract and the more sales you will obtain.

I am a working man and I am a family man, I do not have copious amounts of time to spend on article marketing. I also like to concentrate on other forms of website promotion. I do however ensure that I write an average of one article per day. The results have spoken for themselves.

It has to be said that these days you need to write even more articles to gain the real benefits; this is due to the ever increasing amount of people who are now using article marketing to promote their websites. As an example for every ten articles that I used to write in 2005, I now need to write fifty to achieve the same results. Do I care? Not one bit, I love it!