A New Take on Using Emails to Promote Articles at Associated Content

Lately, thanks to an ever increasing desire to increase my page views at Associated Content I have been trying to come up with new ways to promote my craft articles, vintage craft articles, and vintage craft videos. I have spent some time emailing other content producers at AC who write craft articles and often we all seem at a loss for new ways to promote our craft articles.

So, hope you are still reading, I am not going to merely tell you to add a link to your emails on a daily basis.

The real trick to increasing your page views through email attachments or links at Associated Content is to write craft articles that pertain to something people you email that actually fills a need in their life. You SUPPLY the info, they have the DEMAND, so you get what I am saying?

Not only will writing articles your friends and family members are in need of interest them and get them to click on your Associated Content craft articles, but you will find there are other benefits as well.

#1 So, of course the first bonus will be the increase in page view and therefore the increase in page view bonus.

#2 Secondly, this will help give you new ideas for craft articles to submit at Associated Content, which will increase your page views, and therefore your page view bonus.

Do you see where I am going with this?

#3 This will teach you to write useful articles on information that people want and need. Most likely your family friend or family member is not the only one in need of a new way to do something. People are very much alike in their needs, wants, and interests.

Here is an example, if examples help you.

One of my brother's was fortunate enough to inherit my Grand Father's World War II army jacket. We all loved my grandfather more than we can say. So, I wrote any article on affordable ways to display baseball jerseys, football jerseys, army jackets and such.

It gave my brother some ideas on how he can display the vintage army jacket on a budget, use it as free art in his home, remember my grand father, and get that thing out of the closet where it has been hanging for over 50 years!