How to quickly and easily add an article directory to your site

How to quickly and easily add an article directory to your site If you've bought into the concepts of my previous two articles then you're probably at the point where you're thinking 'OK, but how can I get articles Directory onto my web site quickly and easily?'. What Ho! You're in luck because that's what I'm going to write about now.  Hands-down the easiest way to get articles on to your web site is to have someone else write them for you. Yep, there's nothing wrong with that approach and lots of people do it every day. Essentially there are two tracks that you can take to get other people to write articles for you.  The first track is to go to the various 'article farm' sites that have articles available for posting on other sites. The down side is that these articles are usually written by authors who have something to sell. The embed their affiliate links into the articles and they have their own resource boxes at the end of the article. You have to leave all of this in the article directory in order to run it on your web site.  The next track involves paying someone else to write your articles. You hire 'ghostwriters', give them the article subject, keywords and phrases, and some instructions concerning style, tone, and keyword density. Before you know it you've got an article that you can put your name and  resource box on. This is entirely legal because the article was written as a 'work for hire' which means that you own all of the rights to it including the right to claim authorship. This isn't a shady deal. Plenty of books that you see written by 'famous' people were really written by ghostwriters. You can expect to pay in the range of and up for a well- written article.  Of course, you can always write articles yourself. While this isn't the fastest way to get content for your site, it certainly is the cheapest. It's not as hard as you think. You just sit down, pick your subject, create an outline that depicts the topics that you want to cover and then go back and fill that outline in with your content. It may take you a few tries to get the first one right but you'll get better (and faster) with time.  No matter how you end up acquiring your content, you still have to post the articles to your site, maintain and update them, and get them into the search engines. The most effective way of managing your own articles and allowing others to add content to your site is to use an automated process. This is where the Content Management System (CMS) comes in. There are many types of CMS and, unless you want an all singing and dancing system with lots of complex features, your best bet is to use a dedicated Article Directory.  Before you know it article directory you'll have lots of keyword rich content that draws a flood of new visitors and you just may end up making that cash register ring!