Article Directories For Submission -- Top Five Secrets!

2008-08-16T09:26:00.000-07:00

A certain sequence exists that helps while you distribute write-ups to article directories. This article devices such a sequence to help you:

1. At The Outset, Publish The Article In Your Own Site/ Blog

If you don't first publish it in your blog/ site, the copyright of the content won't remain with you, as that would not allow the article to be indexed before you post it in a directory on the web. Search engines such as Google are liable to consider it as duplicate content and completely ignore it.

2. Second, Submit To The The Best Directory

As far as I am concerned, ezinearticles.com, boasting a PR 6 ranking, is Number One, and can garner the most positive results from a single article published - more effectively than all the others. Also, concentrate on other aspects such as anchor text, and you'll also benefit from back-links.

3. Hand Over Discrete Lots To Relevant Online Directories

After you submit your article to ezinearticles.com, after its approval, submit unique variants a few at a time to many online directories relevant to the niche you work in, about 20-25 daily.

4. Finally, Do Priority-Ordered Trickle-Submission To A Huge List Of Directories

Directories on the web specializing in specific niches, different from yours, is unlikely to work for you. Hence, omit these out, while you publish in a maximum number of directories. Additionally, you must know about the pecking order of the directories you publish in. What PR rank the directory has and its recommendation by online gurus can help find this out. You might want to base your judgement on Alexa rankings, or discover for yourself as to the presence of a directory being submitted articles to by automated submissions. Remember to submit in trickles, avoiding bulk.

5. Caution: Do You submit Unique Work Of Quality?

Post various editions to various directories. Desist from reliance on article spinners. Spin software devices deliver garbage, and spun versions of your seed article do not ever manage to retain the intended tone or meaning of your article. Don't post a variant to you blog, presuming you already have a similar article there, in order to prevent over-saturation.

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Richard J. Runion is the President of Geostar Publishing & Services LLC. Rich loves net research & blogging. His new blog on Article Marketing is fast becoming popular, as it is comprehensive and well-researched.

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Article Resource Box: Two Strategies To Help You Succeed!

2008-07-21T08:24:00.001-07:00

You must surely know the poem describing the sacking of a kingdom because of a missing nail in a horse-shoe.

There's no difference with article marketing, which leans on myriad trivials for its success. Make a mistake with any of these, and failure could become your faithful companion.

The Resource Box, another name for the Author Bio, is a key factor. A poor spinning effort, or poor planning of the submission process, can ruin the end result of your efforts. A weak Author Bio is equally likely to lead to failure.

1. Enlighten, Don't Sell

The main aim of an article is purely to impart information. In this, an article differs from an advertisement, which makes a song-and-dance about a product or service, with the intention of selling it. Article writing achieves a function similar to that of an editorial in a journal. A potential buyer peruses it looking at it from a contrasting viewpoint from that adopted while looking at an advertisement. Delivering information to the reader is the main aim of writing articles, making him or her curious to read the Author Bio.

The Author Bio should tell the reader everything he or she wants to know about the author, and state clearly what way the writer of the article can assist by telling readers all about the niche. The Author Bio acquaints the reader with the author, and includes ter details with respect to the article writer aimed at attracting potential buyers involved in the same niche. The author can leverage the Author Bio to offer useful tips, with the tone resting on soft-selling, and you should explain how you as the author can help a potential buyer.

Most importantly, ascertain that the Author Bio is more than just hype.

2. Don't use the same anchor text for every directory.

SEs give importance to links, apart from the anchor texts. Assuming that similar anchor texts are used with every version of your article, Search Engines will probably look at your content as part of mass-submission of articles by the article marketer. They would discount these links and choose not to recognize your site. At best, the back-links may not bring you any credits, whatsoever. SEs look for varied anchor texts to enable them to believe that there are natural links. Therefore, you'd better use the anchor text in two or moe variations, apart from unique articles and titles, for directory-submission.

Also, if your intention is to write on different topics for submission, totally change the Author Bio, in each.

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