I’ve always been the sort of webmaster who doesn’t use other people’s content on my website. I reasoned that once I had attracted visitors to my site, I didn’t want them to quickly click away to follow someone else’s advice.
However, I just revised my attitude, and if you are a webmaster who believes like, you should reassess your method. There is a fault in this reasoning. People go online to get information, and regardless of what you do or don’t do, many of your site’s users will eventually leave to visit your rivals’ websites.
This is not to say they will not make a purchase or perform other desirable behaviors on your website. It’s simply the reality of conducting business online when your nearest competition is only a click away. That is why enthusiastic golfers, for example, purchase golf movies, subscribe to golf periodicals, read golf books, and even play simulated golf course video games at home. People need valuable knowledge and will continue to seek it out, even if they have previously digested a large amount of content.
So, by providing this desire for information (both your own and other people’s), you may keep visitors on your site for longer and give them a reason to return. Additionally, by including other people’s articles on your site, you can also boost your profits.
How? Follow these three simple steps:
1) Create an article directory on your existing website.
2) Gather relevant articles from directories such as ezinearticles.com and isnare.com, and add them to your site’s article directory, making sure that each item has its web page.
3) Display AdSense or Affiliate Sensor adverts on each article page. AdSense’s website offers optimization advice to assist you select the ideal placement for adverts on your web page. By following these steps, you have taken a systematic approach to improving your website’s content and perhaps increasing your income.
With these 3 steps, you can use other’s articles to boost your website’s profits!