WAHM 2.0 » Carrie’s Crazy! Writing 30 Articles in 30 Days

In my recent post about traffic plateaus I mentioned that I know content site marketers who write 30 articles per month for distribution and sees crazy traffic as a result.

Fellow WAHM Carrie Lauth has been inspired (addled?) by this idea and has embarked on a 30 day odyssey to write thirty articles. She’s not climbing on the crazy train alone either – she’s asking for passengers and apparently I’m just as crazy as she is because I bought a ticket to ride.

I have always been a proponent of article marketing. I co-created Easy Article Marketing with Nicole Dean, which happens to be on sale right now for only $20 – so if you need help and direction in the area of writing articles, you should nab it now.

The idea of writing an article a day is daunting – but it goes well with my 2000 words per week for ten weeks advice over here.

I do better with big projects when I have a plan so to give myself a road map – I’m going to create a list of the articles I plan to write between now and the end of September. I’ll pop back and update the list as I go so you can see how I’m doing.

(Edited to add:  I’m going to be releasing a dozen new articles for my affiliates, that leaves me with 18 topics to write myself)

Here goes…

  1. My experiences with Google Adsense. (Written. Distributed.)
  2. Reading statistics.
  3. Good affiliate programs. (Outsourced. Provided to Moms Affiliate Expo Affiliates)
  4. Stop Willy nilly advertising. (Written. Distributed.)
  5. Separating hobbies from businesses.
  6. Knowing your target market.
  7. Why $1 Seminars?
  8. First steps to Affiliate Marketing. (Outsourced. Provided to Moms Affiliate Expo Affiliates)
  9. Are you missing the obvious?
  10. Thoughts about creativity.
  11. The more you know, the more valuable you are.
  12. Opportunity knocks, can you answer?
  13. Accepting Criticism.
  14. Pay someone to promote your Survey.
  15. Do you have too many clients?
  16. How is your Salesmanship?
  17. Thoughts about Confidence. (Written. Distributed.)
  18. Reasons to create an info product.

That’s it – it took me about an hour and a half to make this list… now to tackle it!

By the way, if you have some crazy in you – let Carrie know that you’d like to be in on this by leaving a comment on her blog.

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