Rich Sage Article Posting Strategy

In my research on publishing and promotions when an organization starts to promote itself, I looked at press releases and articles. The launch needs to be expressed in a press release, while on-going operations can be explained by articles. I have a list of 125 articles –which I’ll start to write with the next post.

In my article distribution process, the following steps are undertaken:

• Is it a launch of a service? Yes, then press release too.
• Then go to the Press Release list (bottom part of post) and send out to as many places as warranted.
• Then to an article production.
• Once the article is written, publish to the TOP Article Distribution list that I compiled a while ago — VERY IMPORTANT — I’ll publish one at a time, making changes to an article as each is submitted to a site.
• It will also go to such sites as Digg and my own Rich Sage blog.

I need to clarify what I mean by my article distribution method, in the “very important” note above.  My routine is to publish the article here as a blog post.  Then to update, improve and add a little content, and go right to the best article distributor.  Then do the same before I publish it again.

Each time I publish, I make changes prior to posting at an article site.  The problem is when volume catches up.  My idea of 125 articles, times 12 versions of each can add up to 1,500 articles.  How can I do all that?  I don’t. I’ll hire a few writers to come up with other versions. I may even use a program to help create many versions of one article.  I’ll perhaps use a software programs to make the first versions that I’ll need. Then the entire set of articles will be updated by a professional writer.

My next post goes right to the first article, which will also be sent of as a press release in one version.

Rich Sage