I’d invited return guest Rachel Rofe on the Friday Podcast to talk one of her most effective traffic sources – article marketing.

Besides covering the basics of article marketing, Rachel also talked about some of the intricasies of:

• How you can use the “useful, but incomplete” strategy to get high clickthroughs on your resource links
• An update on her weight loss membership site which had received publicity as the cover story of Woman’s World magazine (more popular than Rolling Stone, The New Yorker and Forbes)
• The benefits of article marketing and how you can get more bang for your buck for each article you publish
• Recommended article directories, article submission services, article analytics and social bookmarking strategies to enhance your profits
• Incorporating press release strategies into your marketing campaigns
• Going the multimedia route to further boost your traffic generation efforts
• Her new meditation niche site
• Her new article-based traffic generation service

Check out the podcast below:

Friday Podcast: Rachel Rofe [ 40:34 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1299)

Links:

• Rachel’s personal blog
• Rachel on twitter
• Your Best Meditation meditation site
• Turnkey Article Traffic
• Rachel’s previous appearance on the Friday Podcast

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In the course of your Internet marketing journey, you might hit the occasional speed bump and find a plateau. You might identify with Josh who writes:

“Hi Andrew,

I’m an affiliate marketer and have been having success with my affiliate marketing efforts, I use PPC and free traffic means (primarily articles) to generate leads.

Lately, my sales have been stagnating…

How can I ensure more stability in my affiliate income?

Thanks.
Josh”

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My answer:

Having worked with a number of Internet marketing veterans, I’ve noticed a couple of best business practises that I’ve seen these successful and experienced marketers use.

• The Micromanaging trap

There’s the Internet marketers “day trader” mentality that you’d want to avoid.

It’s something I used to do when I first started out – typically seen in behavior like staying logged in to your affiliate account all day and hitting the refresh button every hour to see if more sales have come in.

If you’ve looked at how (more…)

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