Read Cody Moya’s article titled “Tagging and Where to Get Content”.


Cody Moya’s article is reprinted here.

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Tagging and Where to Get Content

Submitting and tagging blog posts is already one of the best ways to gain the exposure and targeted traffic your web site needs to grow and thrive, and as the power of social networking and social bookmarking sites continues to grow the importance of these tagged blog posts is only expected to grow. More and more internet users have grown frustrated with the unreliable results of search engine queries, and these new sites provide a real alternative to the search engine monopoly.

One of the biggest challenges of using the tagging strategy, however, is knowing where to get the content that will become part of those popular blogs. There are a number of different strategies users can use to make the most of their tagging strategy, and it is of course important to keep up with the latest trends in order to achieve the best results.

One way to create this content, of course, is to write it yourself. This self created content is especially important for those who plan to use tagging to drive traffic to affiliate links. Writing your own content is a great way to explain what is so great about the product or service for which you are acting as an affiliate. Often a personal story about the product or service, contained within a blog post, is a great marketing tool as well as a great source of entertainment for visitors to the blog.

For those who lack the time or the talent to write their own content, private label articles are a great and cost effective alternative. Web site owners and those who run their own businesses are often quite busy, and often their time is better spent marketing their web sites. Buying private label articles is a great way to get quality content for a low price, while giving web site owners the free time they need to be more productive.

The beauty of private label articles is that a single article can yield several blog posts. Cutting the article apart at the right spot can yield many blog posts, making private label articles an excellent alternative to writing your own content.

Programming RSS feeds to post to your blog is another alternative. When using this approach, it is important to include a snippet of content related to the affiliate programs, products or services you pitching. Including a bit of your own content will make RSS posts much more useful and valuable.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Cody Moya writes about “Tag and Ping Traffic Secrets” in his Free Courses on Internet Marketing. You can sign up for his free Courses and get additional information at his website: http://FreeInternetMarketingCourses.com

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