People
write on Internet must have a GOOD reason for it. The first reason is
EARNING. I am writing because of money, so do you, so do everyone on
Helium, except the people that forward their earnings to charity.
But
they are VERY RARE. The most important reason for Internet writing is
COMPETITION. The more articles there are, the better results will be… It
is the same rule as in economy…
The bigger fish eats the smaller one. That’s the way it was, the way it is, and the way it will be.
Writers
need to be competitive, just because from more articles about one topic
you can get more informations. If you didn’t notice, there are topics
which have 100s of articles and there are topics which have only a few.
The ones with few articles have lack of competition.
People
write blogs that should get thousands of visits, but they get only a
few. WHY? You can guess this one easily. Big competition. Someone must
fail so someone could succeed. Again it is the same like with economy.
But this is a cruel truth.
Writers need to be competitive because there is, COMPETITION. Obviously.
Writers
need to be competitive because their articles must be interesting and
entertaining (not like this article, but it doesn’t matter). Their
articles should be informative and detailed, so they can provide many
informations. Internet writers should be aware that their articles are
more attractive to readers if they would have some external links,
videos (if available), comments, polls, and etc.
But there are some websites where the only option is writing, writing and writing…..
And now, my favorite quote about knowledge:
“Information is not knowledge.
The only source of knowledge is experience.
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Knowledge of what is does not open the door directly to what should be.
The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.”
- Albert Einstein
The only source of knowledge is experience.
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Knowledge of what is does not open the door directly to what should be.
The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.”
- Albert Einstein
There
are a great many reasons why Internet writers not only have to be
competitive but have to think competitive at all times if they are to
know anything like the true limits of their potential success. There are
tens of thousands – at least – of Internet writers competing for
assignments, page views and even membership of or positions on Websites.
If an Internet writer is not therefore as competitive as they can find
it within themselves to be, they are likely to get left trailing far
behind or even trampled underfoot in the stampede.
The
first instance where it is vital for an Internet writer to be
competitive is in their mind. They have to focus at all times upon ways
in which they are going to better their rivals and competition and
secure those page views and assignments. They have to constantly be
looking to go one step better than their competitors and be the best in
all which they attempt to do and achieve.
The
second area in which an Internet writer has to be competitive is in
their ability as writers and in the quality of the work they produce.
They have to constantly be looking for new and innovative ways in which
to produce their articles and original and interesting subjects upon
which to write. They have to ensure that the information they include in
their articles is interesting for the reader at all times and, above
all perhaps, accurate. They should research in depth any subject upon
which they do not already consider themselves extremely knowledgeable
and ensure that their article may safely and accurately be used a
reference point upon the subject in question.
An
Internet writer also has to be competitive in choosing the particular
markets to which they write. They have to consider how popular the
specific Website they intend writing for is. They have to consider how
competitive the rewards it offers its writers are in relation to the
competition. It is important, however, that the overall reward package
be considered, as greater exposure in the long term may prove more
beneficial than a short term and one-off financial incentive.
An
Internet writer must always bear in mind that the very nature of the
craft or career which they have chosen for themselves is an extremely
competitive one. If they do not have the right mindset and constantly
remain on the lookout to boost their competitive edge over their
competitors and fellow Internet writers, they will be extremely unlikely
to know the success which they have chosen to strive to achieve.
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