e reader expects to get out of the article. The average web surfer these days is savvy, and is looking for specific information. They clicked on your article because of what the title said; if they get to your artiWhy do you write and publish articles? If you are like me, you are writing them because you know they generate traffic. But they only generate traffic if the reader clicks on your link. Because the traffic to your article is not what is important, what is important is how many people click on your link.

So how do you do it?

1) You must write on a topic that is relevant both to your reader and to the demographic of the web site to which you are generating clicks. You see, one of the mistakes in article writing is when you write a great article that stimulates clicks, but when the reader gets to the web site, it has nothing to do with the topic of the article. The article should be for the purpose of getting qualified traffic to YOUR web site and generating interest in what is at that web site.

2) You must write on exactly what the reader expects to get out of the article. The average web surfer these days is savvy, and is looking for specific information. They clicked on your article because of what the title said; if they get to your artic

article is not what is important, what is important is how many people click on your link.

So how do you do it?

1) You must write on a topic that is relevant both to your reader and to the demographic of the web site to which you are generating clicks. You see, one of the mistakes in article writing is when you write a great article that stimulates clicks, but when the reader gets to the web site, it has nothing to do with the topic of the article. The article should be for the purpose of getting qualified traffic to YOUR web site and generating interest in what is at that web site.

2) You must write on exactly what the reader expects to get out of the article. The average web surfer these days is savvy, and is looking for specific information. They clicked on your article because of what the title said; if they get to your arti

f the web site to which you are generating clicks. You see, one of the mistakes in article writing is when you write a great article that stimulates clicks, but when the reader gets to the web site, it has nothing to do with the topic of the article. The article should be for the purpose of getting qualified traffic to YOUR web site and generating interest in what is at that web site.

2) You must write on exactly what the reader expects to get out of the article. The average web surfer these days is savvy, and is looking for specific information. They clicked on your article because of what the title said; if they get to your arti

do with the topic of the article. The article should be for the purpose of getting qualified traffic to YOUR web site and generating interest in what is at that web site.

2) You must write on exactly what the reader expects to get out of the article. The average web surfer these days is savvy, and is looking for specific information. They clicked on your article because of what the title said; if they get to your arti

e reader expects to get out of the article. The average web surfer these days is savvy, and is looking for specific information. They clicked on your article because of what the title said; if they get to your article and it is not the same thing, they will click out without reading anymore. So title your article right, then stick to the topic when you are writing.

3) You must tell the reader exactly what to do to solve their problem, whatever it may be. Give them steps, or points, and place them in the order the reader needs to follow them to get the desired result. Nobody is reading your article because they like to read; they are reading because they are looking for specific information.

4) Tell the reader to click on your link and tell them why. They should have an urgent reason to click on your link and that reason must be exactly correlated with the context of the article.