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Using the Article Editor

The editor has about 5 - 6 input areas that need to be filled in before your article will be accepted by the system. I'll go over each input area in some detail and point out the important things as I go.

* Article Title

Required: Use this input area for the title of your article. The title will accept up to 255 characters.

- No links in this input area or text reference to physical web addresses.

* Article Category

Required: This option allows you to select a category for your article. Use the drop down select list to select the most appropriate category for your article.

* Article Summary

Required: The summary input area is used to get a reader's attention and pull that reader into your full article. Should be a short paragraph explaining the important points in your article.

- This input area accepts this html tag: <i>

- No links in this input area or text reference to physical web addresses.

*Article Content

Required: This is the input area for your full article.

- This input area accepts these html tags: <b><i><a><u><strong><em>

- Outbound links should be kept to a minimum.

- Can have a couple of self serving - non affiliate links

*About Author

Required: This is your Author resource area. Use this input area is for your Author information, and promotional efforts.

- This input area accepts these html tags: <b><i><a><u><strong><em>

- Should be no more than three (3) links. Fewer links is considered better.

- One out of the three links can be an affiliate link, and it should be clean and fairly short.

# Article Keywords

Not required: This input area is for keywords or keyword phrases. This input area is used for relevant comma separated keywords and short 1 -3 word keyword phrases.

 

[*] Image Verification

[Required]: Used to reduce automated submissions. This input area requires you to type the characters shown in the image into the input area, and may or may not be enabled.

 

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• * Item is required
• # Item is not required.
• [*] Item is required, but may or may not be enabled or used.