I copy and then past my keyword(s) into this working campaign document 5 or 10 times..

OK- I'm back...here is a little something I do that helps me with article titles. I keep a little note pad in my shirt pocket with my keyword(s) for my campaign written down. Any time I think of a new article title I write it down. If I don't I usually can't remember it later. By doing this I never have a shortage, and if I am on the same campaign for several weeks, I have no research to do on Monday because it is already done!

Before I write my first article I like to get my links all set up in advance for the Resource and Author boxes at EzineArticles and iSnare including my keyword tags.

Here is my template...Blue = EzineArticles Yellow = iSnare edit as necessary.

keyword tags-
hair loss,stress hair loss, stress and hair loss,your product name,any other keyword(s) that will fit

article teaser-
Many people lose there hair at even an early age. Others have beautiful heads of hair and then shave it off! What gives? Is this stupid or what. I can't (and don't want to) imagine my wife's head looking like G I Jane's! Can you? If your loved one is headed that way than this article is just for them.

resource box-
Your Name provides valuable information and products that will benefit anyone suffering from unnatural hair loss.

Start Saving Your Hair Today With Keyword(s)


author box, no html
Your Name provides valuable information and products that will benefit anyone suffering from unnatural hair loss.
Start Saving Your Hair Today! www.YourWayCoolDomain.com

author box, html allowed
Your Name or Keyword(s)



Your Name provides valuable information and products that will benefit anyone suffering from unnatural hair loss.



Start Saving Your Hair Today With Keyword(s)

keyword(s) tags
hair loss,stress hair loss, stress and hair loss,your product name,any other keyword(s) that will fit

In the above html code you will see " in the second link added to the iSnare article. This allows the original article you are linking to open in a second window so both your offers will be in front of your reader.

KLRrider Tip: I like to use a straight text editor (Text Pad) between my article in my MS Word or Open Office document and the fields at the article submission page. This flushes all the unseen coding and allows a clean paste to the submission page. Just this little extra copy and paste can save a lot of editing headaches.