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Hello,

We are making a plan for Article submission but first i want to confirm with Audiance. Which type of article submission is good for website? As a guest on like these type of website http://www.techmagz.com/essentials-of-a-web-development-company/ rather than other some free submission website.

If we submitted our one article one time at one website so out next article should be submitt there? but we got one time back link form our submitted website.

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Short, practical guidance for article submission strategy: prioritize placements on niche sites with real editorial standards and engaged readers rather than broad, free submission directories. This preserves brand credibility and produces measurable benefits (referral traffic, leads, social traction) beyond a single backlink. raised the right core question; ’s caution about credentials is worth amplifying — vet targets before investing time.

Key vetting checklist (quick, repeatable):

  • Audience fit — topical overlap and evidence of an active readership (recent comments, social shares, consistent posting cadence).
  • Editorial quality — well-edited posts, named authors with visible profiles, and a clear contributor process.
  • Link placement and attributes — in-body links carry more value than buried bio links; note whether links are marked nofollow or placed inside sponsored content.
  • Visibility signals — recent indexed posts, regular traffic patterns, and social amplification suggest a living audience rather than a link farm.
  • Risk flags — thin/spun content, frequent anonymous posts, or obvious paid-link marketplaces are best avoided.

On publishing cadence and content: if a placement performs (engagement or usable referral traffic), repeating there can be productive — but each contribution should add new value (fresh data, case study, deeper how-to) rather than reusing the same piece. As emphasized, authenticity matters; original insights or practical takeaways outperform generic summaries. When republishing across sites, clarify canonicalization or substantial rewriting to avoid duplicate-content problems.

Simple measurement to decide whether to continue: log each placement with date, URL, link type, referral sessions, and at least one conversion metric. Score sites quarterly and shift effort toward the highest-scoring targets. Final caution: long-term ROI comes from a small number of strong, relevant placements and real editorial relationships — not mass submissions.

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Which type of article submission is good for website?

I mean guest is a bit iffy because you really don't know that person credentials.

If we submitted our one article one time at one website so out next article should be submitt there? but we got one time back link form our submitted website.

If you got good feedback then YES you should continue to post an article there.

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content for article should be athentic and creative.right the appropriate content and then post it.

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I wrote a "Guide To Guest Blogging" a couple months ago. When you write a blog post for some other blogs, other than yours and in exchange you get an author bio with a link pointing to your blog, then it is called a guest blog and the process is known as guest blogging.

Find the blog in your niche that accepts guest posts. How do we find such blogs? There are many ways you can find such blogs, but the best one is using Google Search Operators. If you enter this search string in Google.com "internet marketing"+"write for us"? you will get over 200 results. You can play with the search strings too. Experiment with them like "internet marketing"+"submit a blog"? "internet marketing"+submit an article"? and "internet marketing"+"guest posting guidlines"? It's awesome and the best way to find such blogs easily.

Once you have found the list of blogs that accept guest posts, you need to contact them one by one through emails. Keep the blogs at the top that has good traffic and engagement. You can also get in touch with the blog owner by using their contact form. The next thing to do is to write the article. Make sure that the topic you are creating must not be already covered on the blog for which you are writing. Send your content to the host blogger by email in which you attach the article along with the author bio and any images you might have. Be patient for the host blogger to make it live. Once all of that is completed, promote and follow up.

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