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And the same thing goes for article marketing. When you only have 50 or 100 articles online, it is very difficult to see the big picture. It is easy to get discouraged, thinking you aren’t getting enough traffic for the hard work you have put in. But remember, you will get traffic for many months, perhaps many years if you do things right, so the traffic you get the first month is only a small fraction of the total traffic you should get from the articl

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And the same thing goes for article marketing. When you only have 50 or 100 articles online, it is very difficult to see the big picture. It is easy to get discouraged, thinking you aren’t getting enough traffic for the hard work you have put in. But remember, you will get traffic for many months, perhaps many years if you do things right, so the traffic you get the first month is only a small fraction of the total traffic you should get from the artic

will never get 100 opens from that email. In fact, you generally need several hundred people on your list before you can really begin to make decisions about good emails or bad emails, let alone actually making some predictable money.

And the same thing goes for article marketing. When you only have 50 or 100 articles online, it is very difficult to see the big picture. It is easy to get discouraged, thinking you aren’t getting enough traffic for the hard work you have put in. But remember, you will get traffic for many months, perhaps many years if you do things right, so the traffic you get the first month is only a small fraction of the total traffic you should get from the artic

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And the same thing goes for article marketing. When you only have 50 or 100 articles online, it is very difficult to see the big picture. It is easy to get discouraged, thinking you aren’t getting enough traffic for the hard work you have put in. But remember, you will get traffic for many months, perhaps many years if you do things right, so the traffic you get the first month is only a small fraction of the total traffic you should get from the artic

work you have put in. But remember, you will get traffic for many months, perhaps many years if you do things right, so the traffic you get the first month is only a small fraction of the total traffic you should get from the articles you write and submit the first month. And each month it all adds up. Each month, you have more articles, and you are gathering more new subscribers – and you are also adding to your growing subscriber base. Some of your original subscribers, having purchased your entry level product, are beginning to buy some of your affiliate recommendations, or perhaps you are creating a bigger-ticket item.