What Marks The Difference With Quality Articles In Article Marketing?

Nowadays, especially in article marketing advertisements, you hear a lot about 'quality content'. Do you know what they're talking about? What is the distinction between quality content and non-quality content? Why is this important?

First, let us discuss the importance of quality content. This now brings us to the endless battle of 'quality versus quantity'. A quality content article will always have a touch of 'brilliance' and will always discuss something that is significant. A quality content article is often specific and informative. It teaches the reader something. A non-quality content article will merely be a discussion of general terms, with some common knowledge.

Now let's review the difference of the two in terms of reader response. A common article may get posted or republished in an article directory but will not be republished and distributed via RSS feeds. However, a quality content article may be republished more than hundreds of times when the directory distributes it via RSS feed to hundreds of different directories, blogs and websites.

So, what do you have? You have an article that gets published. Well, that's great. However, these things still depend on the article directory where you published your said article. Depending on the site's traffic, you will get certain views and clicks per month. However, if the article is merely average, you will not receive any clicks nor views in your resource box. Always remember that we publish articles to promote attention as well as traffic to our website.

Let us now take a look at the distinction of a high quality content article. Upon the articles submission, this article gets published and distributed to lots of article directories, blogs and websites. At the moment, you have an article that contains valuable, significant and thorough information that teaches your readers something. Your reader then would like to learn a lot more and perhaps share this particular knowledge. Therefore, you will gain further backlinks to your site. This very article will gain views from every of the other hundred or more places it has been distributed to.

So let's summarize everything that we've learned so far. A quality content article will often be distributed and may provide you 300 or more views per month. With merely a 10% click rate, you will have 30 to 50 targeted site patrons per article every month which will be directed to your website. Targeted customers are another thing, which we will therefore discuss later. A non-quality content article, however, may provide you 5 to 10 views every month. However, with an identical click rate that you will not unfortunately get, you will be lucky if you obtain a single customer per month.

Now this part gets a lot more interesting... Can you write twenty or more articles? Let's say you can... Keep in mind that the articles must be 500 to 700 words long. Unfortunately the text is already too long, but we haven't completely gotten to the main point yet.

Let's multiply the 20 articles by a mere 400 views; that'll be equal to 8,000 views every month, right? With a 10% click rate as a result of a top quality and informative article, you got yourself 800 targeted customers to your website each and every month. Remember, this is now on autopilot. Those targeted patrons will now keep on returning to your website regardless if you're not available.

Considering that this traffic is made from targeted customers, we have the possibility to assume a conversion rate of 15% because it's possible to own a conversion rate of approximately 20%, if the website traffic is perfectly targeted. So, let's sum it all up. You will be receiving 120 sales each month, and I'll be assuming that the amount that you'll be receiving the average profit to your own product or service is $35.00. You'll possibly be getting a net amount of $4200.00 each month. This is actually being done every day.

Well before you begin counting your money, let me explain this thoroughly. Most articles published are quality content. There are in fact really nice and informative articles that you run into nowadays, but the results don't often seem to be typical. Most people still believe that quantity is a lot better than quality. They're wrong. The internet is overflowing with information, and only the best information will rise to the top while everything else average is going to sink at the bottom.