One of the best ways to increase your visibility and credibility as a resume writer is to write. It's no surprise that most resume writers don't see writing articles as a chore. But sometimes, you can get stuck when you sit down to write an article. So here's a blog post with a 4-step process to help you get started.
Here’s how it works…
Step 1: Choose a Topic
Try to solve a question the jobseekers you want to work with have. If you're looking for ideas, check out "What Should I Write About?" It has lots of article prompts.
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What Should I Write About? |
Step 2: Write an Article on the Topic
Once you’ve chosen your topic, then your next step is to write a 400 to 600 word article on this topic. Your goal is to provide "useful yet incomplete information." That’s because you want your readers to solve their problems by choosing to work with you.
Step 3: Craft a Compelling Title
Next, you need to craft a title that gets readers to click through to your article. To do this, offer a benefit to those who click through, such as the quick and easy to solution to their job search problems.
Step 4: Submit Your Articles… and Sell!
Now you’re ready to use your article to drive traffic to your site! You can:
Step 3: Craft a Compelling Title
Next, you need to craft a title that gets readers to click through to your article. To do this, offer a benefit to those who click through, such as the quick and easy to solution to their job search problems.
Step 4: Submit Your Articles… and Sell!
Now you’re ready to use your article to drive traffic to your site! You can:
- Submit this article to EzineArticles.com, http://www.articlecity.com, GoArticles.com, ArticleAlley.com and Buzzle.com.
- Use it as the basis of a HubPages.com or Squidoo.com page.
- Post it on niche jobseeker forums (where allowed).
- Upload it to your blog.
- Post it on social media sites.
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