How to Write a Resource Box
A resource box could be named the most important part depending the aim of the article. It is commonly placed at the end of the article for the reader to follow the author’s website for related content or reach via contacts for any questions.
Include Your Contact Details
In a proper resoure box, contact details should be given detailly. A brief description about yourself and a website url would make the reader comfortable by knowing where the article came from and where to follow such related content.
Keep it Short
The idea of having a resource box is to give a brief information about the author and the his/her works elsewhere. Keep it that way. Never try to overload the resource box and make it look like a promotion paragraph. It will push away the reader.
Do not Mislead
While giving urls, never try to mislead. You may have few more visitors by an attractive misleading keywords used in the resource box but believe me it will cause losing more visitors then you direct via that resource box at the end.
An Example for a Resource Box
“Searchef is an active SEO and the webadmin of searchef.com helping you to discover the secrets of having a worthy, search engine friendly content. For more information check out searchef.com website and keep updated about the ways to create a search engine friendly content.”
Points
Include brief and accurate information about the author with a name or a title.
Write contact informations detailly.
Do not mislead the reader by using keywords that do not represent the directed content.
Article by searchef.com
