(Important: The links below are used as examples. Some article directories like EzineArticles.com require that you use your own website and not a naked affiliate link.)

One of the most essential things you need to know how to do is embed links into your Bio Box in your EzineArticles. To do this requires only a short line of HTML coding, but if you've ever looked at HTML you know how confusing even that can be.

SO, I've written you a step-by-step tutorial designed to guide you through every little thing you could need to know about this, without getting too carried away with the technojargon mumbo-jumbo that only adds to the confusion. It actually all fits into 3 basic steps!

The first thing you'll need to do is simply put your article into the article submitting page they have on ezinearticles.com After you've submitted the title, keywords, the actual article, etc. you'll be asked to input a bio for yourself that people will see at the bottom of the article.

So the first thing I want you to do is write out your bio like you normally would. Make a call-to-action so when people reading the article see it, they'll be more likely to go to the website you're telling them to visit.

So after you've already written it out, we're going to go back and insert the code you need.

The basic code you'll be using is this: “<a href="URL">Title</a>”

Your "title" is going to be whatever anchor text you want to rank for. For example if you're trying to rank for the keyword "rapid fat loss" you would replace Title with rapid fat loss.

So let me give you an example...

Your bio might go something like this:

For more information, check out my favorite resource on “<a href="http://xxxxx.hasfreefat.hop.clickbank.net/">rapid fat loss</a>” that shows you how to lose fat fast without changing your lifestyle!

And obviously replace the xxxxx with your Clickbank nickname.

And that's it!

By doing it this way, your reader will feel like they're going to something more meaningful than a simple URL.

This is a VERY simple way to kind of "cloak" your affiliate links so the user doesn't know you're sending them to an affiliate website.

You could also do this to send them to a review page that's reviewing Hassle Free Fat Loss. Whatever you decide you think would be the best course of action for your reader, do that.

If you have any questions on how to do this, please feel free to email me but I think it's pretty straightforward.

Good luck!