| Most Internet marketers have the tendency to | | | | expert advice on how to choose the right products. |
| promote digital products on the Internet. But do you | | | | Say you are the owner of a bicycle shop. Choosing a |
| know that you can also promote a physical store? | | | | bicycle requires some knowledge about bike fitting. So |
| This is what geo-targeting is all about - driving targeted | | | | you can write and submit articles showing others how |
| visitors from your website to your physical store. Here | | | | to do a bike fit. |
| is how you can geo-target with article writing. | | | | "Won't the customers go to somewhere else once |
| Step 1: Choose keywords based on the products you | | | | they pick up the information?" |
| are selling. | | | | Step 3: Promote your physical location in the author |
| This is how web visitors locate your articles. They | | | | resource box. |
| make a search in the search engines using product | | | | Well, you have positioned yourself as the trusted |
| related keywords, and they stumble upon your articles. | | | | expert by giving out valuable advice. If your really did |
| Use those keywords in the article title. Some article | | | | provide good advice, your readers won't be going to |
| directories don't allow you to add the location in the title. | | | | anyone else. Instead, they will be searching all over for |
| That's alright. I'll show you how to do this later on. | | | | your contact information. Remember to link back to |
| Step 2: Write product related articles. | | | | your website and provide all the necessary info at the |
| Your articles should be product centric. For example, | | | | end of your article. |
| you can write product reviews, or you can provide | | | | |