The Top 10 Most Informative AC Articles for Content Producers

I am going to start this article with a disclaimer; the content below are is no particular order. It is the most useful content I have found since I started writing for Associated Content this year. I considered several other articles which I did not put on the list for one reason or another. If you have others you would like to add, or if you disagree please feel free to post a comment and add to the list.

1. My Top 10 AC New Years Resolutions, by Marcy Ward, this article actually inspired my top ten list of the most informative content. This piece is full of information about everything you need to know to create, and promote your AC content. It will get you pumped and ready to improve your content in the New Year.

2. A Guide to Writing for the Web and Keyword Density, by Karl Withakay, this AC content article was listed in the first Weekly Topics e-mail that I received. I had no idea what key word density was when I started writing for the web. This article does a great job of explaining key words, and giving ideas to improve your keyword density. I have been trying to follow Karl's advice with my CSO submissions. Even though it sounds simple, how many times can you say AC content before it starts sounding redundant?

3. Promote Your Content Online, by Bartleby, as soon as I read this AC content I checked out the link sharing sites Bartleby discussed. I have been working hard to add my content, and I want it to be read, so I am now a member of Furl, Blink, Digg, and Del.icio.us. I had a great time checking out these sites, and adding links to my content. A little self-promotion never hurt anyone!

4. Adding Images to Your AC Articles, by Bartleby, thanks again for another informative article for newcomers. I have not yet attempted to add images to my AC content, but I have set this as one of my AC goals for 2007. I don't want my articles overlooked because there are no visual affects, so my digital camera is now ready to take photos at a moments notice.