Write Original Articles From Private Label Rights Articles

By Joseph Then

Want to know how to generate traffic to your website? Here's one way: Write articles and submit them to directories on regular basis.

However, many of you also know that to obtain a well-written article, you will need to pay at least $8-$10 for a 400 words article, sometimes you will even need to pay up to $20 for a single article.

While it is true that good articles will drive a lot of traffic to your site, but paying a huge sum for the small timers like you will be a bad idea. As such, let me share with you how you can get a $20 quality article at half the price.

First, before we go on with how we extract the articles, let me dissect some important components of a good article.

In short, a well-written article needs to have the following 3 components:

1) Keywords that are researched 2) Reliable content 3) Good English

It is important to achive the above three components in order to drive quality web visitors. However, that's where you pay a premium to get all 3.

OK, so here's how you can get quality articles on the cheap: Rewrite PLR Articles.

Here's how you can use Private Label Rights.

Rewrite the articles

When you get articles with Private Label Rights, you are getting articles that already have covered the following components:

1) Research and found good keywords 2) Well-thought, researched content

The first 2 component has been covered. The next step is to hire a writer with good command of English to rewrite the article while keeping the content intact.

What you will get is a QUALITY, ORIGINAL article that you can submit to directories and your blog! This is a simple solution to all Internet marketers who desires to receive quality Private Label Rights articles with a good budget.

About the Author:

Good written articles isn't hard to get. All that is left is a place where you can get Private Label Rights Articles. Go to our website now at: http://www.easyresellrights.com and you will find over 1500 articles with Private Label Rights!

How To Find, Handle Notices Of Default And Pre-Foreclosures

By Colon Bolden

A foreclosure begins with a Notice Of Default. It lets the owner know that they are in default on their loan payments and that the lending institution will begin foreclosure proceedings if the payments are not brought up to date.

The property owner can prevent all this by making all past due payments and the foreclosure process will stop. If the payment cannot be paid, the bank will foreclose on the property anywhere from 45 days to 6 months from the time the bank first sent out the notice of default.

You can usually find information about notices of default as a public record in the county courthouse. You go to the courthouse and put together a list of homeowners who have received notices of default.

The next thing you want to do is try to locate and talk to the homeowners even if they are losing the house due to delinquent payments. Word of advice - you must be polite because you have to understand their position and be sincere about their situation.

It can be tough at times trying to communicate with someone who is about to lose their home but you have to understand everyone goes through a financial bind every now and then but you're trying to keep a home from being foreclosed. Also keep in mind, you're helping someone from having their credit ruined for years simply by speaking out about a delicate problem.

By speaking out you may be able to stop the foreclosure process by coming up with a creative deal or purchasing the house. Again, by speaking out to the owner may be a blessing to them and they may even thank you for taking the burden off their shoulders.

When you buy a home in the pre-foreclosure process, you're negotiating a deal directly with the owner. The owner generally wants to stop the foreclosure process by selling you the property and settling with the bank as soon as possible. You want to buy the home at a price that's low enough to make it worth purchasing but fair enough that the current owner can escape foreclosure.

One thing you must understand and do is to make sure you inspect the home. What can happen is the owner may not have the money for the mortgage payments and if thats the case they may not have the money for repairs and maintenance.

About the Author:

Colon Bolden is an outstanding internet marketer in the home base business industry. He has a gift on the internet helping entrepreneurs around the world. Colon Bolden truly devotes his time, energy, and effort into making sure his team of professionals experience the same kind of online success.

Web 2.0 Marketing: What on EARTH is Web 2.0?

By Jenn Lawlor

To begin with, a definition. Web 2.0 describes where the internet is today. Presumably, there was an earlier version--the old days when things hadn't evolved past static web pages. Today the online world encompass an interactive, community driven series of platforms with limitless possibilities. Keep in mind that this article looks at Web 2.0 from a marketing and social perspective rather than from the technology side.

So what are a few of these Web 2.0 platforms?

1. Video: Metacafe, Google video, and Youtube.

2. Facebook

3. MySpace.

4. Twitter

Of course there are many other Web 2.0 platforms. What is groundbreaking about these popular platforms is the way that information is exchanged. Technology allows us to keep in touch with many, many people to exchange opinions and hear "insider information" in a more "real" world...similar to the offline world.

Web 2.0 is all about giving personality and relationship to the online world. Technology allows us to go to the next level and have human relationships regardless of distance. From the distant history to the present, people want relationships.

Take for instance online commerce. A static corporate or ecommerce website does little to build trust, whereas a website with a video and place for customer/reader feedback is transformed into an interactive site where trust is built quickly and easily...with the result being that sales increase dramatically (if of course the video is done well).

So why does this work?

Let's hope the answer is obvious. It's not just about human interaction and relationships. People go online for information, not to be sold. The real world is full of constant marketing and advertising. When people flip on their computers they're looking for good content, opinions, and real VALUE from people who can be trusted. Web 2.0 is the tool that makes this possible.

About the Author:

Author Jenn Lawlor is an internet entrepreneur and peer recognized online marketing expert. She has used Web 2.0 marketing techniques in marketing to create a very successful LifePath Unltd. business. Lawlor is also an online marketing coach and mentor who offers free online marketing training.