Guest Post by Aaron M. Spelling

Question: I composed an e-book with a sales page offering it. Can I use short article writing to promote my e-book?

Signed, Where are the Sales?

Dear Where are the Sales,
I highly recommend it.

It’s a perfect fit.

Consider it. You already have the material, and you obviously do not mind writing, considering you’ve written a whole e-book. You’re an ideal prospect for utilizing short article sharing to get traffic to your site– and offer more e-books simultaneously.

If post-sharing is brand-new to you, you’ll catch on rapidly. It’s a simple procedure, and it’s so efficient. Here’s all there is to it.

1. You compose an article about your subject of expertise. Or you turn a section from your e-book into an article.

Ideally, this would be the sales page for your e-book.

3. Send your article to short article directories. These short article directories contain thousands of free themes publishers can easily use on their websites, blogs, and newsletters.

Repeat. Repeat.

Each time your article is released, your author bio will be included, giving you direct exposure to your website.

Now, if you have an affiliate program, there’s much more potential. If you’re wise, you’ll also send out the short articles to your affiliates and enable them to use them and motivate them to change your URL with their affiliate link for your program.

A clever affiliate will grab those articles quickly and publish them online.

I hope you’ll see the capacity of article sharing and embrace it.

If not, you’re losing out on a simple method to grow your company and produce significant traffic to your site.

I anticipate seeing your short articles in the article directory sites.

You’re the best candidate for utilizing post sharing to get traffic to your website– and sell more e-books.

You write an article about your subject of knowledge. Or you use an area from your e-book and turn it into a short piece.

Could you send your article to article directories? These short article directories consist of thousands of complimentary posts publishers can easily use on their websites, blog sites, and newsletters.

We would like to thank Aaron for this post. Aaron’s website is entitled Learn 4 Free; it has a lot of information on a variety of subjects and free PLR content. Stop by and take a peek.

Thank you for your continued readership and support. Until next week…Blessings and Peace!