Your Own Online Magazine: Make Money Online As A Writer Blogger Plr Ebook

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 – Niches To Write In 4
How To Use The Keyword Tool 4
Creating Knock-Out Titles 7
Multiple Article Titles In A Blink! 8
Chapter 2 – Tools 10
Dragon Naturally Speaking 10
Visual Thesaurus 11
MindManager Pro 12
Inspiration 12
Rack And Write 13
Mozilla Firefox 14
OpenOffice 14
Chapter 3 – Lists 15
A Simple Word List 15
Figuring Out Word Lists From Scratch 16
A More Complex Word List 18
Research With Word Lists 19
Chapter 4 – The Big “G” 22
The Overall Plan For Research Time 22
Specifics To Speed Up Searching Google 24
Chapter 5 – Advice For Writing 30
How To Pull Your Readers In By The Seat Of Their Pants 30
How To Leave Them Satisfied In The End 34
Chapter 6 – Connecting With Your Visitors 37
Act Natural, Even If You’re Coding 37
Promote Your Site 39
Make It Pretty 40

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Chapter 1 – Niches To Write In

As we mentioned earlier, the Google Keyword Tool is one way to help you identify topics through researching interesting keywords. In this chapter, we’ll walk you through how to use the Keyword Tool to get the best results. It’s not just a matter of sitting there thinking up words, but actually using the tool to think them up for you.

However, that’s not the only way to really ramp up your potential topic appeal. The #1 way to make your topics appealing to a wide audience is to have a knock-out title. Yes, that’s right, the first step of identifying topics starts with titles and the search engines weight these heavily in their search engine algorithms. So, while you can use the Keyword Tool to help you locate words to use in your title, to give your articles some Search Engine Optimization (SEO), the real way to make them profitable is to make them grab the reader as well as the search engine.

Finally, even having a good idea of what topics you want to address, you still might have to think up multiple articles for the same topic. That’s where a tool called Rack and Write Mixer can help you generate titles from various disjointed phrases and power words that you have thought up. This way, it takes a little less time to brainstorm potential topics and they are targeting all of the elements of good Internet marketing too.