How To Run A Nigerian Scam Scheme On Your Blog

I just read about this story about a woman who lose $400,000 to “Nigerian Scam”. I guess while a lot of people already know how the “Nigerian Scam” work and why most of us just hit the delete button, this woman from Oregon still fall victim to this scheme.

I like to quote the word from the undercover investigator about this scheme

“They are so desperate to recoup their losses with the big payout, they descend into a vicious cycle of sending money in hopes the false promises will turn out to be real.”

Today let look into how we can use this tactics in a reverse manner.

How to run a (reverse) Nigerian Scam Scheme On Your Blog

I am not going to teach you to be bad. But I am going to share with you how to run a reverse Nigerian Scam Scheme effect from your blog using a pillar articles.  In Nigerian scheme, you lost money but in this scheme, you will gain a lot.

Write a pillar articles and then write a follow-up articles

In Nigerian Scheme, you were trick to send money in advance in the hope for bigger payment. So in a reverse scheme, you will write a short pillar articles and write a follow-up articles that explain about the pillar articles in more depth and angle.

For each pillar articles you will normally have part 1 until part n (n mean any number).   A follow-up articles should be a spin-off from the main articles.  This spin off articles will also have part 1 until n.

What will determine the success of this reverse scheme?

The pillar articles should not be more than 3 part.  If your need to run more than 3 part, than the pillar articles need to have a central theme.  Each sub-theme will become their own pillar articles which can be develop as a spin off articles.  But don’t over do it.

How do you know you had wrote a good pillar articles?

I suggest you look into Yaro guide on how to write a pillar articles and Wakish on the same topic.  In my opinion, two best characteristic of a pillar articles will be:

• Is a lengthy article which clearly, concisely and deeply explains the subject matter.  Some of the topic suggested by Yaro were,
  • How-to articles
  • Definition articles
  • Argument and theory articles
  • White paper approach articles
• Your blog post should have a potential as an evergreen post.  Some discussion about this topic (what an evergreen post) revolve around the issue whether to put date or not in a blog post.

Based on this criteria you have about 25 blogging styles you can practice or use.  Was there anything left?

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