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How many time i use one article writing for article submission

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Short answer: do not treat one article as a ticket to paste the exact same full text everywhere. Duplicate copies rarely boost organic rankings and can dilute the value of links. Publish one definitive version on your own site, then either syndicate carefully or create distinct rewrites for each external submission. A practical rule of thumb is: one original + a few selective syndications (1–3) on reputable sites, or unique variants for every other outlet.

Actionable workflow:

  • Publish the original on your domain first and let it be indexed.
  • For syndication, prefer partners that support a rel=canonical or will publish a clear credit line back to your original. If they will not, submit only an excerpt (with a “read more” link) or a rewritten piece instead.
  • If you want multiple placements, produce different angles: shorter summary, data-driven case study, Q&A, or how-to version. These are real, non-automated rewrites — not spun content.
  • Wait 24–72 hours after the original is indexed before syndicating; this helps search engines choose the original.

Technical and measurement notes:

  • Google usually consolidates duplicates rather than issuing penalties, but the wrong copy can outrank yours if it’s on a stronger domain. Use canonical tags or meta robots=noindex on syndicated copies when possible.
  • Avoid mass posting to low-quality directories; those links are often nofollow or ignored. Track traffic with UTM tags or referral checks to see what actually drives visits.

Context for this thread: is correct that an organic third-party repost has outsized value; encourage reposts by including a simple attribution line. ’s experience is a good reminder to follow each forum’s rules and avoid using the same account/contact info everywhere. and point toward fresh submissions — the practical way to do that is to recycle ideas, not duplicate full text.

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Place the article, solely in relevant forums where it is a correct response to a question posed
There are not many of those, so the total number is not significant
If the artice is good enough to be reposted by somebody else it will have SE merit, otherwise it has almost zero value
EVERY post made by you about your site with your link, has almost zero value, the bot algorithms are intuitive and discount "me" posts
a single repost of your article by somebody else, is SE gold >>> the article has to be good enough to be reposted

News articles, posted by the subject, when theya re reasonable, get picked up by every station, paper, radio
they justs have to be good, (or sleazy enough)

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When placing articals in relevant forums, be very careful to follow the rules. I learned the hard way and was banned forever by a major forum. They put something on my name or e-mail address and it follows me to other forums and communities. One of the other forums would not allow me to post. Be very careful.

Someone reposted my last article on Traffic Generation and I was so excited! I felt like I went to the moon and back.

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It will be best, if you use the new article for each article submission sites beause, if the articles posting in the article submission websites are unique means, then you will be able to gain more quality unique backlinks for your website.

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I think when you article submission then per tarticle use unique content

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