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Monday, 27 April 2015
Factors to Consider for Online Publication
There should be a lot of thought put into before making the decision to get into the online publication world focusing on digital marketing instead of going for print publication. As an online marketer and a writer, you should always learn the factors involved before jumping the gun. Here’s a list of these factors that you should put some thought into:
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
SMBs Are Spending More on Marketing—Helpful Local Marketing Insights

With almost everything being done over the internet, more businesses are harnessing its potential to reach more people and entice more prospective customers. An article from Marketing Digest says that the beginning of 2015 brought a fresh start and inspiration among small to medium businesses (SMBs) in terms of internet marketing. According to a recent survey, 37 percent of SMBs are planning to spend more on their internet marketing strategies this year. Internet Marketing: How Effective Is It? The results of the recent BrightLocal SMB Internet Marketing Survey was published in their article “”. In the survey, almost half of the respondents admitted to allocating less than $300 a month on internet marketing, yet 37 percent of them are already planning on increasing their investments for internet marketing.
http://marketingdigest.com/smbs-spending-marketing-helpful-local-marketing-insights/
The Importance of Citing Sources in Online Publication
There are many hoops a writer goes through before they can get acknowledged by their readers and their fellow writers. Getting the attention of important people is even harder in the world of online publication. With the numerous websites and online marketing news websites producing articles by the dozen, how can a writer standout from all the competition? Building credibility and establishing authority is the fast ticket to getting the attention you, as a writer is looking for and deserves.
The Relationship of Credibility and Source Citing
Source citing is an integral part of the writing and publishing business. It works as a signpost and as an acknowledgement to other writers. Having a number of credible sources will give your article a boost of confidence. Serious readers will be able to identify and relocate the sources and see if the argument or your article in general, is worth their time. Another reason to have cited sources is to impress the editors who will judge your article for online publication. To pass their qualifications, the article you submit must be original and having a list of sources available gives your written work a trustworthy stamp, hence increasing your credibility with everyone who matters in the online publication world.Research, Cite, and Get Published
All those hours researching on the web for credible sources shouldn’t go to waste. It’s natural for you as a writer to gather all the information you need, in order to give your readers an article worth reading. Get on the fast track to getting published on an online marketing news website through meticulous researching, and of course citing those articles that have helped you along the way.Wednesday, 15 April 2015
Plagiarism, the Capital Sin in Writing for Publication
Taking credit for someone else’s work is an insult to the original writer and the readers. Plagiarism is widely frowned upon in the publishing world. It does not matter if it is print or online publication, creating original content is a must. For most writers, research is an integral part of the writing process and it is unavoidable to take inspiration from an article or two. These articles that have sparked inspiration in writing should remain as inspirations or as sources.
Sample Plagiarism Scenarios
If you are having a hard time identifying what counts as plagiarism and what does not, here are some examples that you can use as a guide: 1. Copying an article verbatim without proper credit to the original writer. Copying over 50% of a written work for a single publication is a major case of plagiarism. 2. Transcribing a large portion of an article (20-50%) for more than one paper of the same author without the proper use of quotation marks, reference, or any type of citation. 3. Improper paraphrasing of pages or paragraphs. Changing a few words or changing the order of the paragraph is not enough; this is still considered as plagiarism.Avoiding Plagiarism
Being able to pin point plagiarism is one step to avoid committing this grievous mistake. Another way to ensure that plagiarism is avoided is to have as many sources as possible and citing them. This does not only make your work more credible, but it also gives you a wider perspective on the topic you have chosen. Making it into the ranks of published author takes hard work, perseverance, and dedication, but when you’ve been published on a credible online marketing news website, you will be on your way. Your readers, your editor, and everyone involved in the writing and publishing process will commend you on your original article, because you’ve earned their praises after all.
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