one or not? I think you need to ask yourself a number of questions. Are you always thinking of your next article subject and title, even when you are doing something completely different, like for example socialsising with friends? Do you become annoyed if you go to bed havArticle marketing is becoming ever more popular. It is not exactly a new concept/form of web promotion but is one that is here to stay. I am an author myself and in an average week I will write about seven or eight articles. A few days ago I was having a conversation with a good friend who stated that he was feeling quite guilty as he had not managed to write an article in four days. Guilty! It is not a crime, is it? I wonder how many other people have become hooked or addicted to writing articles?

I am often amazed when I see some authors who are able to write upwards of two hundred articles per week. I can not actually see how this is even possible unless they are in front of their computer for twenty hours of the day. The only other way in which they could be achieving it, in my opinion, is by paying people to write for them or by using private label rights articles. I find it hard enough to write eight articles per week, I do however have two children and a career to think about.

I am happy that I am not an article marketing addict but how do you really tell if you are one or not? I think you need to ask yourself a number of questions. Are you always thinking of your next article subject and title, even when you are doing something completely different, like for example socialsising with friends? Do you become annoyed if you go to bed havi

good friend who stated that he was feeling quite guilty as he had not managed to write an article in four days. Guilty! It is not a crime, is it? I wonder how many other people have become hooked or addicted to writing articles?

I am often amazed when I see some authors who are able to write upwards of two hundred articles per week. I can not actually see how this is even possible unless they are in front of their computer for twenty hours of the day. The only other way in which they could be achieving it, in my opinion, is by paying people to write for them or by using private label rights articles. I find it hard enough to write eight articles per week, I do however have two children and a career to think about.

I am happy that I am not an article marketing addict but how do you really tell if you are one or not? I think you need to ask yourself a number of questions. Are you always thinking of your next article subject and title, even when you are doing something completely different, like for example socialsising with friends? Do you become annoyed if you go to bed hav

s who are able to write upwards of two hundred articles per week. I can not actually see how this is even possible unless they are in front of their computer for twenty hours of the day. The only other way in which they could be achieving it, in my opinion, is by paying people to write for them or by using private label rights articles. I find it hard enough to write eight articles per week, I do however have two children and a career to think about.

I am happy that I am not an article marketing addict but how do you really tell if you are one or not? I think you need to ask yourself a number of questions. Are you always thinking of your next article subject and title, even when you are doing something completely different, like for example socialsising with friends? Do you become annoyed if you go to bed hav

e to write for them or by using private label rights articles. I find it hard enough to write eight articles per week, I do however have two children and a career to think about.

I am happy that I am not an article marketing addict but how do you really tell if you are one or not? I think you need to ask yourself a number of questions. Are you always thinking of your next article subject and title, even when you are doing something completely different, like for example socialsising with friends? Do you become annoyed if you go to bed hav

one or not? I think you need to ask yourself a number of questions. Are you always thinking of your next article subject and title, even when you are doing something completely different, like for example socialsising with friends? Do you become annoyed if you go to bed having not written an article in that day? Are you always checking the top authors page to see if you have moved up one place? Is one of your daily goals to write an article?

If you have answered yes to any of these questions, beware you are becoming an article marketing junkie!