You wrote a fantastic article that received many shares and rose in the Google results pages.
You spent a week making it and two weeks promoting it.
The only chance to advance right now is to devote three further weeks to writing another spectacular article.
Right?
Wrong.
With a different strategy and a one-day investment, Sarah Peterson gained over 1,000 new subscribers in just 60 hours. all for a fee of nothing.
The method is known as republishing.
This is how you can use it:
- Look for publications that allow republishing.
Here’s a quick tip on how to accomplish it easily:
Simple search for YOUR TOPIC “this article was first released”
- Send an email in the following format:
Subject: [Something intriguing and distinct]
Body:
Hello [name of editor]
[Personally connected]
Recently, I published an article on [subject] that my readers found to be interesting. I believe readers of [publication name] will adore the post as well since [why?].
I’ve placed the article in this email’s body below; if you’d like to read the original, here’s the link:
[link].
I would be thrilled to have it republished on [publication name] if you like it and think it would fit.
Tell me what you believe.
(Your name)
- Request that your original article be given a canonical tag after it has been accepted; this will help Google determine where the original item is.
The following link is canonical: “YOUR URL HERE”
Source : sumo.com