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05-01-2007, 05:34 AM
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Article directory
Dear friends,
A few days ago I've sent my question beneath. WOuld you let me know whether it is a right forum or perhaps this is wrong question? Thank you. This is a question again. I was advised to make as much backlinks as possible to make my site more visible. And one of the way to to again those links is tp submit article to the Article Directories. As it is so daunting task does anyone know free article submitter? As I understand it should be a Submitter with no much submission at once as it can bring perhaps more damage than good??? Also as I was told not all categories are available with that kind of Software? Would you give your suggestions regarding that sees so important but delicate matter please. I really appreciate your any suggestions and tips. Thank you and with warmest wishes and gratitude, Michael. 
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05-01-2007, 11:32 AM
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I have never heard of an article submitter, but if there is a way to automate a submission process you can bet it's been done.
I have a different suggestion for you. Why not create a page on your web site where you invite users to republish your articles? Or a comment on your articles themselves that sate people can use them as long as author credit remains intact (with link).
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05-01-2007, 11:57 AM
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Hi mib
An auto submitter is not a good idea. The various article directories that I know of have different guidelines and your articles won't even be considered until you take the time to tweak them so they adhere to the guidelines. However, it can be a wise investment of time, but keep an eye on how your article is faring because not everyone is nice and honest when it comes to free content. I have a basic list of good article directories in our content forum. Please feel free to suggest any more that you feel I have missed. Also don't worry if no one answers your post straight away: We are on different timezones and it does get looked at eventually. :) HTH
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05-01-2007, 05:51 PM
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Outright auto submitters are terrible, don't use them.
I would recommend that you download a program called "fireform" for firefox. It takes a good amount of tweaking, but allows you to submit your articles to lots of directories semi-manually. Also, if you're looking for places to submit, search "article directory list" on google. I came up with a list a while back of article directories that all accept HTML here and if i'm not over stepping my boundaries, a guide to article submissions here Hope that helps
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05-01-2007, 06:02 PM
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Article submitters have been around for several years now. Just search Google for "article submitter".
When it comes to a free article submitter, keep in that "you get what you pay for". There's a reason that software is free. Also, when it comes to articles, you need to be aware that a link only has "a chance to be counted" if it appears in the index. If you're going out submitting the same exact content (the same article) to several sites, then it's going to be duplicate content--and duplicate content generally doesn't last very long in Google. So, if an article isn't in Google then how can it be counted as a link?
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