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I LOVE your idea!

What an unexpected gift for the ezine publisher.

I’ll defintiely look into my stats and see who’s biting.

Thanks for the great tip.

Kammie K.

Writing for WOM & Branding the Croc Hunter Way…

Become known as the expert in your field. It’s a great way to spread the word about your business. Here’s one way to get started.
OK, this article serves dual purposes. I originally intended to write about why marketing your business with article …

I just did this. The website owner was really pleased that I contacted him and has offered a complete bio page on their website as well as having a bio paragraph at the end of each article.

I reckon this should generate a fair bit of extra traffic for my website.

What do you think of this approach?

I’m glad you enjoyed the article. Like I mentioned in my comment to Reese, I just try and write about what’s interesting to me.

Finding branding role models/leaders/mentors like Steve Irwin or sharing resources like the article databases is all part of the fun. That’s why I do what I do:)

Your stuff’s not too shabby either friend!

Kam

Very nice… It’s definitely got me thinking about branding in a new light. Keep up the good work and keep us posted on the consulting/coaching opportunities.

Robert

I’m glad you dig the article. Let me attempt to answer your questions…

1) Hell yeah! I WAS and still get spooked by putting my stuff “out there”. When I first launched my website, I was a wreck. Yet people started showing up, I put more stuff out there and it gets easier everyday. I try and write articles that interest me, hoping that others will find them interesting too. I’m always HONEST, and write from my heart. And I think that’s what people find interesting/entertaining about my articles. I don’t pretend to be something I’m not.

2 & 3) I usually stumble upon a site, blog, article or quote that inspires me and go from there. It’s usually when I’m surfing for something else, so I keep a file where I save interesting links that I can refer back to and save ‘em for later if needed. Or I STOP what I’m doing and just dive right in as inspiration strikes!

4) That’s funny that you mention coaching people around this. I am heading down that road. I have several friends that build websites and I am putting together a one-sheeter of info for them to refer clients to me for those very services. I’ll need to add the internet consulting/coaching info to my website as well. If you know anyone in need send them my way!

Reese, you are a model and mentor of authenticity in business for me and I appreciate your supportive feedback. Keep on rockin’ the bad-ass websites like you do!

Kam

1. When you started, were you scared people would think you were a fraud or somehow unqualified? (I ask this NOT because I think it of you, but because it’s actually a personal fear that many people struggle with).

2. How do you figure out what to write about?

3. How do you do your research to supplement your articles? (You’re always citing great other quotes, sites, etc). I would imagine that research
can get time consuming!

4. (a random idea for you). You could COACH people on this stuff–getting online exposure, what to write about, where to go, etc. I can totally see it@