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Hello,

I believe that submitting articles to Ezine and other popular article directories is a good way to increase traffic.

I like to know how often should I do that?

1. Once a week
2. Twice a week
3. 7 times a week

Of course, I am talking about fresh articles that I never submit them to my site or blog.

Please tell me what option should I do?

Thanks.

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Short answer: there is no single “right” number. Quality, originality, and a sustainable workflow matter far more than simply how many directories are hit each week. Contributors such as , , and debate cadence, but the common thread is that volume only helps when every article is genuinely useful and exclusive. Aim to build topical authority with content that deserves to be re-used, not churn. (blog.hubspot.com)

Practical publishing order and duplication control matter. Publish the definitive version on a site you control first so search engines can identify the original. If republishing, ask partners to add a cross-domain rel="canonical" to the original or to set the syndicated copy to noindex; if those technical options are unavailable, publish an excerpt or a reworked version with a clear link back. Let the original be crawled and indexed (commonly a few days to 1–2 weeks) before wide syndication to reduce the risk of the directory outranking the source. (developers.google.com)

Treat article directories as distribution channels, not magic ranking machines. Large-scale, keyword‑rich article marketing has been devalued by search engines and can look like a link-scheme if abused. Use directories for niche visibility and referral traffic, keep anchor text natural, place links in the author bio where allowed, and never submit PLR/spun copies. Follow each directory’s editorial rules and measure the results rather than assuming SEO lift. (backlinko.com)

A realistic cadence: if a team can reliably produce high-quality, original articles every day, daily submissions can work; for most sites the better return comes from 1–3 well-researched submissions per week plus steady on-site publishing and promotion. Track every submission with UTM tags, measure referral and conversion metrics, and scale the frequency that demonstrably delivers traffic or leads. Build an editorial calendar, repurpose winners, and prioritize sustained quality over hitting a numeric target. (blog.hubspot.com)

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Hi, tadisaus2

In my own experiences, there would be no number limitation on article submission issue if only all your articles are original and different on contents. Of course, different article directories might have different TOS. :)

all the best,

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submit 7 times a week if your submitting new and unique content every day it dose not matter

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it is beneficial if you publish different article more than 4 times of the week and publish it on diffrent directories.

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There’s really no strict “right” number for article submissions—it mostly depends on your capacity to produce original, high-quality content. Submitting fresh, unique articles consistently is more important than hitting a specific quota.

A practical approach is to aim for 1–3 well-researched articles per week if you’re a solo creator. If you have a team that can reliably create daily, unique content, then submitting more often is fine. Always make sure the content is truly unique for each directory, and check each platform’s guidelines to avoid issues.

It’s also worth remembering that article directories work best as distribution channels for referral traffic and niche visibility, rather than as a quick way to boost SEO rankings. Focus on building useful content and steady promotion.

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