I have watched the videos on article titles multiple times and I have been attempting to implement the info into my article marketing. I still have a few questions though.

1. When you are testing your titles, are you really just testing the keywords for number of results and sponsors or is it important to type entire title into the search bar?

2. Many of my articles are based on the product categories and products. Once I type in the keyword from the article, I will get organic results of up to 18million but no sponsors? Once I add How to find Insert Keyword (etc.), most of the time the mumbers drop to 100-300 thousand with few or no sponsors. Am I going about this correctly? Is this the $64,000 question? HAHA

3. You have said that you have used article marketer in the past. They require a longer title to submit. How do you go about finding an optimal longer title? (You may answer this above)

Thank you in advance for your help and I look forward to your responses.

We do run article directory and some of the articles we get in are so good with such a poor title that has no relevant what so ever to the article and does not invite the readers to read the article at all.

I just Google the topic of the article and see what would be most popular keywords and also look some other articles in similar nice and then just rewrite the title before publishing the article.

Good title should always make readers to wanting to find out more and make them curious.

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Keywords are important, but they definitely not the only thing to keep in mind. Remember the idea is not just to get your article to show up in searches but for people to want to read it.

The title shouldn't just be the keyword, but should contain it in a way that grab's a reader's interest and whets his or her appetite to read the article, as well as accurately reflecting the content of the article. That will bring more readers and ensure a better chance of acceptance from article directories.

At Content Crooner we have our team of article coaches screen articles for titles that are sufficiently descriptive before we send an article off for automatic submission to article directories. That way there's a much better chance for the writer that it will be accepted in many places.


Content Crooner – The evolution of article marketing
Content Crooner - The Evolution of Article Marketing