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Thats alot of article sites. I've submitted two articles so far, and they are generating some traffic. But one question, with that many article sites.

I assume that it would be a very bad idea to take the same article and submit it to all of the sites on that list.

Would it be better to pick one and focus articles towards just it. Or start submitting different articles to different sites on the list. That way you would have more unique inbound links.
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Quote originally posted by JeffHeaton ...
Thats alot of article sites. I've submitted two articles so far, and they are generating some traffic. But one question, with that many article sites.

I assume that it would be a very bad idea to take the same article and submit it to all of the sites on that list.

Would it be better to pick one and focus articles towards just it. Or start submitting different articles to different sites on the list. That way you would have more unique inbound links.
You can submit the same article to all the sites as well have different articles subitted to different sites.

As not many webmasters would have lot of articles at their disposal to submite to different sites, it is good ded to submit the same articles everywhere.

For every website has different traffic n u never know which one bring u the most visitors.

So, keep on experimenting as well.
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Hi,

I tend to submit them as they are but change the link to a different page (if you have more than one on the subject that is) so that it forms a more natural linking structure as opposed to having them all point to the same page. Its not an issue even if they do all point to the same page though but I like to get more of my pages linked to so as to appeal to a wider audience.

Mike
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How does it help if you submit it to those sites because the URL gets stripped out? Since it gets stripped out, how are the search engines able to pick it up then? I submitted it to 3 different sites but noticed, it just content without the URL. How will it help my site?
Sorry for the frivolous questions.
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The link to your site/page is generally situated in the resource box of the article where they allow you to place links.
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Another strategy that is being used on the internet to gain lots of one-way backlinks is to develop a free web application and allow others to install it on their own site with a link going back to their site. ArticleDashboard is doing this at http://www.articledashboard.com/download.htm
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Quote originally posted by rufryder ...
How can someone like me who feels that I don't want to place links on my site because it may bring the quality of the site down. I do not want to overfill the users with links. Is there a workaround for tha?
Keep the links relevant and only to quality sites and your users will stay happy. google also likes you to link to a few relevant sites.
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Instant link building programs no longer are working nowadays because the automated links exchanges have already been discovered and devalued by the Google and other search portals. Writing and submitting articles can still be nice and useful to build traffic fr the websites in short terms. They are free to use and results could be great in some cases.
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Article submission is a proven approach to increase one-way links to our website. Article submission is a effective process of SEO. Yes, there are number of software available in the market for submitting articles. I have used, but I still prefer to you please submit article manually to avoid errors. I suggest to submit articles in this publish free articles.
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As dennygraigh said article marketing is a very good technique nd better do it manually with some of the top article directories.
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