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However, you should be on the safe side when it comes to blogs used for commercial purposes. It is not always clear who uploaded the images and how copyright is regulated. This is particularly true for freely accessible platforms such as Flickr. The links Where can I find more information? Here. That may be true, but if the “here” is linked, then your magazine suffers. Internal linking with here and co.: Internally linked content such as a product from your shop or another magazine article must always be appropriately linked to the keyword. For magazine articles, it is also a good idea to link the entire title of the article.
Dubious external linking: Even if the link is set to nofollow, the source should be reputable. Child with a Special Data paper bag over his head with a monster on it, in front of a computer. Don't scare your readers away with bad links. The conclusion Do you want to leave a good impression on the reader with your article and get them excited about even more content on your site? Then the conclusion is at least as important as the teaser and headline. No CTA: Congratulations, your article captivated the reader until the end. If he or she leaves your magazine now, it's because you're missing the final call-to-action.
In the last paragraph, relevant articles or shop pages should be linked so that the reader can continue browsing your magazine or shop. Reader not farewell: A Polish or French exit is a welcome farewell at a cheerless party. However, this does not apply to content marketing content. Your conclusion should address your readers directly and thus end the article. Good texts at a glance Are you tired of bad texts? Then the following graphic will also help you. Simply click on the points and find out, in summary, what you need to pay attention to when it comes to headings, conclusions, etc.
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