Hello all DaniWeb users and all experts Could you please share some thoughts and your opinions on Does article marketing still works after new Google Panda Updates? If yes How?

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Short answer: yes — but not the old mass‑submit, low‑quality approach. is correct in principle; Google’s Panda and later “helpful content” changes simply made quantity-without-value a losing strategy. Article marketing still works when articles are original, useful, and placed in contexts where real users benefit.

Practical checklist:

  • Publish the full article on the site that should be the canonical source. Treat that page as the hub for the topic.
  • If syndicating, syndicate only excerpts or insist on a rel=canonical pointing to the original to avoid duplicate‑content problems.
  • Build visible author info and show relevant expertise to support E‑A‑T.
  • Favor guest posts on reputable, topically relevant sites rather than bulk directory submissions.
  • Avoid spun or thin rewrites, over‑optimized anchor text, private blog networks, and link schemes that risk manual or algorithmic action.
  • Use basic technical hygiene: canonical tags, noindex for low‑value pages, and structured data (Article schema) where appropriate.
  • Measure results with Google Search Console and analytics (impressions, CTR, engagement, conversions) and adjust based on what earns clicks and links.

Simple workflow: create useful on‑site content → promote it (social, outreach, email) → place unique guest pieces on quality sites → monitor performance and remove or consolidate thin pages. For sites hit by Panda‑style updates, audit for duplicate/low‑value pages and unnatural link patterns before making strategy changes.

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Yes, article marketing is still working after google panda update.

Hi Nancy thanks for your answer but i need more info on this becauze Google panda effects on article sites.

Have a good day!:)

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