This plugin will “uniquify” any post you want google to see as unique, even if it’s PLR or the work of another writer!

What’s more, these posts that you copied WILL PASS COPYSCAPE.COM!

To make it a little easier to understand, here are the plugin creator’s videos to tell you about the product (and YES, I am an affiliate of this product).

What Is WPUNIQUE?

What It Does:

About The Auto-Spin and Keyword-to-Cash-Links features:

What All Does WPUNIQUE Do?

• It ‘uniquifies’ any and/or all your blog posts.
• It can ‘uniquify” the comments, too.
• Your posts will pass Copyscape.com
• It will auto-spin any and/or all your posts
• It will turn keywords into cash links
• It can make those cash links NoFollow or DoFollow, your choice

In order to get all these things done, you’d have to buy several different plugins and even then, many of them are incompatible or just plain don’t work as well as WPUNIQUE does. For the small price of $37.00 (as of this writing, ), I think this is one helluva bargain! Say it with me: NO MORE DUPLICATE CONTENT! YAAAY!

Click on any instance of this word you find in this article (including this one) to see the Keywords-to-cash-links feature in action AND to get your very own copy of the fantastic WordPress plugin: WPUNIQUE < < (Every instance of the word WPUNIQUE in this article has been turned into a link to the product)

P.S. to all you site-flippers: There’s a developer’s license available, too!

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This is why article writing, submissions and publication is so popular.

Besides posting your writing to your own blogs, and perhaps posting as a guest poster on someone else’s blog, submission of your articles to article directories brings a viral aspect to the exposure of those articles. The more eyes on your writing, the better, right? Best to do so correctly for maximum benefit.

So, before you run off to submit your articles willy-nilly to the directories, let’s take a quick look at 3 things you need to consider for successful article writing and submission.

1. Understand that what you are promoting is not the same as what you are writing.
Promotion of your articles works for three aspects of your online business: lead generation, branding and promotion for the sake of promotion.

But the reason for writing an article is not at all about any of those three items. It is about educating your reader. Your reader came in search of information s/he could obtain freely—that’s the nature of the Internet. Whatever you want to know about, you can pretty much find something about it on the Information Highway.

So, if your article does not inform and educate, your reader will find it all too easy to click away and you will have lost the promotional benefits of your writing. Stay focused on your subject, be clear and concise in relaying to your reader what s/he wants to know.

2. Use every promotional trick you can to maximize article success.
Not only will article marketing supply you with valuable backlinks, it should also bring new readers and better search engine results. This means doing serious keyword research, and then using those keywords strategically throughout your article.

You don’t want to overdo it, of course. Keyword stuffing is still possible and will still land you in search engine limbo. Use common sense and limit your keyword density to somewhere between 1% and 3%.

Anchor text links are excellent for use in terms os search engine optimization, but not every article directory allows them in the body of the article. You may be able to use them only in your resource box.

3. Do not bother submitting an article to any directory or other publication without reading that directory’s guidelines first.
I have owned a couple of article directories in my time, and was continually surprised at how many people would try to submit articles that were clearly not appropriate according to the rules I set forth for that directory. For example, if you found an article directory called Child Development Site, would you submit articles about male enhancement and other adult subjects? Common sense says no. And yet, they arrived every day. It happens because thanks to mass article submitters, the guidelines are not even read by the human writer. It is a complete waste of everyone’s time, because articles that are not appropriate will NEVER be accepted.

So, even if you are using a mass submitter, take the time to read the guidelines of the directories in your submitter list. You don’t have to read all of them in one day, but do make the effort. Don’t waste your time submitting inappropriate articles.

I thought it was simply careless, lazy writing. I thought these writers just chose to ignore the subtlety of marketing.

But today, as I was thinking about what more I could say about article writing, I started thinking about these writers and it ocurred to me, maybe they just don’t know HOW to write an article that does not blatantly sell a product, but DOES lead to their product’s sales page. So that is today’s topic.

How To Write An Article That Informs, Not Just Sells
The basic premise you need to remember is that people do NOT want to read yet another commercial pitch. We all want the highest and best for the Internet, and also, to not have it be full of garbage—or sales pitches. Be honest, you get up and go into the kitchen during those 30 minutes of commercials between every 5 minutes of the show you watch on TV, right? I know you do, so do I.

There’s a reason why it’s called the “information highway.” What we want on the Internet is information. Your articles need to inform and educate. So, if you are selling a product, or some such, how do you do that? You want the world to know how awesome your product is, correct? But you cannot simply write about your product.

Instead, you write about the PROBLEMS your product solves.
You talk about about the SOLUTIONS to those problems (the intrinsic values of the solutions, not specific products that would solve said problems). Then you offer, through your resource box, a way for your reader to do more investigation of a possible solution—your product.

Alright, let’s put this into action. You have a kick-butt affiliate product. It’s going to make you a bunch of money, provided you can drive traffic to the sales page. What are you going to talk about?

Are you going to talk about the product, itself? Are you going to write about the value your product will give your customers? No! That is the purpose of the sales page.

You need to address the PROBLEM that your product will solve. Draw the reader in by describing the problem. Share with them the difficulties that this problem brings. Share a personal ancedote, if you have one.

Then, you can start talking about solutions to the problems. Solutions… not a product that will solve the problem, but the actual “what-it’s-going-to-take” to solve the problem. The values intrinsic to whatever solutions there might be.

Example: I sell MicroNiche Finder, one of the best solutions out there for the problem of proper keyword analysis. But instead of just saying that, I do the following:

I point out the problem intrinisic with finding the right keywords, describing in detail how it is rather difficult and daunting, especially to newcomers.

The “solution” would be to find a way to streamline the process. I would even give steps to help eliminate PART of the problem, right there, in the article, for free. In the case of MNF, I would talk about the free tools that exist, pointing out that they are only partial solutions.

Lastly, I write about the benefits of finding a complete solution, and this is the paragraph that will lead to my resource box where my call to action and sales page links are.

Bottom line: Be informative with everything you write.

I think these two suggestions go hand in hand to create an EASY but powerful article marketing campaign.

Let’s look at the first one, writing short articles.

When you think about it, the Internet is changing the way we read. People are learning to scan things they read on a monitor. It’s the very reason why breaking an article up into paragraphs of 2-3 or 4 sentences each is popular. I don’t have statistics, but I know that a lot of people, when faced with a huge block of text, are opting to skip it and go somewhere else. It’s just too easy to click away. If an article looks like a lot of headache to slog thru, there are too many options available for the reader to click away. A catchy title may have drawn them in, but the thought of reading every last word of your 500-700 word article may turn them off.

Combine that with the fact that you REALLY want to entice them to click on your links in your resource box, and you’ve got a compelling reason to write shorter articles. Let me explain:

If, for example, you write an article on the “3 Best Tips To Housebreak Your Golden Retriever,” give the three tips quickly, without a lot of elaboration, and then start your resource box with an invitation to read 3 MORE great tips (or some such), your readers will be more inclined to click-thru. If your first 3 tips sounded useful, and they liked what they (quickly) read, they’ll be more inclined to click-thru to read more.

You can write a 3-Tip article in 350 words easily. I suggest 350, as that is the minimum most article directories allow.

Now, combine that with Point 2, spinning said articles, and you’ve got an incredibly fast article writing system in place.

My recommendation for the fastest way to spin articles is to use Chris’ Rewriter. It’s free, BTW.

As you write your short, 350-word article, write each sentence 3 or 4 times (make it 3 OR 4 for each sentence, you’ll need to be consistent with this). Then, plug each sentence into Chris’ Rewriter and voila! Upwards of 1500 articles can be spun from your efforts!

The upshot is you will have 1500 short, readable, click-thru-enticing articles to submit. Can’t get any easier than that!

While it is true that you can get articles written cheaply, for a couple of dollars, but they are likely to be very poor quality. For a decent 400 to 500 word article you are looking to pay between five and ten dollars, possibly more depending on the niche and the author.

However, you can write the articles yourself, and it’s not that difficult to do if you follow a system.

Below is a system that works very well–it is one that I use myself when I’m fighting writer’s block. You can be writing high quality articles surprisingly quickly with this technique. It really isn’t that hard and it enables even the most novice of writers to create decent articles rapidly.

Okay, here we go:

1. Decide upon the niche you are writing in.
2. Determine which keyword(s) you are targeting in your article. Now, this did not used to be part of the writing process, but with the reach that is possible with the power of the Internet, doing things like SEO just helps you get noticed a little sooner.
3. Determine the subject your article will be about.
4. Type into Google some of your keywords and see what problems and issues people are facing in that niche. What do they want to know? What is their pain? What solutions are they looking for? What is it, about your keyword, that you need to write that will solve your readers’ question?

Make notes and keep this information handy. We start the actual writing next:

5. Write a powerful, interest-building title with your keyword at the start, if possible. If it just won’t come to you, at first, that’s okay. After you’ve been writing the article for a fewmintes, something may come to you that you can use to construct an attention-getting title.
6. Write 3 or 4 statements describing the problem.
7. Write three sentences that each asks the reader a question about your subject.
8. Think about the solutions to your reader’s problem. Try to come up with more than one thought about the answer to the problem.
9. But only write one sentence about the most innocuous or easiest plausible answer. Remember, you want your reader to be forced to click your link to read more. Therefore, you will:
10. End you article with an invitation to read the better answer.
    10a. If writing for article directory submission, this last section (#10) should become your resource box.
11. Now go back to each step from step #6 and expound on each sentence. Here’s good news: your paragraphs need to be short. 2, 3 and 4 or 5 sentence paragraphs are exactly what you need. Anything much more than that, and I guarantee you will lose your audience.

The Internet has done a strange thing to people; it has taught them to read by skimming. This is why bullet point and bolding of certain words or short phrases are highly recommended. People skim an article and if something catches their eye, then they will stop and read deeper.

To make it easy for your reader, 8 or 9 short paragraphs will suffice. That amounts to only about 450-500 words.

It can be very daunting to sit down and write if it is something you are not used to.

And there you have a good quality, unique article that you could spin or just submit to an article directory or use on your website. Content is king on the Internet, and unique content provides you with an edge over the competition.

This method will help you to quickly write articles, and it won’t be long before you can write a high quality article in under ten minutes. With practice, you will be able to do them in five to seven minutes easily!

And remember the more articles you have out there, the more you can potentially earn!