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Went to their site and was quite impressed with the whole proposition.
Here is some of my own experience about article marketing: I have written some 50 articles over the last 2 years and posted them on ezinearticles.com, probably the most prominent article marketing site. Overall articles have been viewed some 50 k times and been published by other people around 1 k times. So yes, it will generate a lot of back links. However, many publishers will simply grab your content and publish it on some of the most gruesome websites around (not sure if that enhances reputation...) and leave out the due back links. I have seen some people running my articles through an automatic translator into German and Spanish, which produced nothing but waffle. PR of the sites I promoted did not go up but down, probably due to the poor quality of the sites publishing your content. I have always been fascinated with the idea of article marketing and will continue to publish, even though it has not borne the fruits I had hoped for so far. I will try articlemarketer.com one of these days myself, but equally would be very curious about any feedback on this service. Thanks. Last edited by Banyo; 12-17-2007 at 10:53 PM. Reason: typos... |
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Well, Google counts some of my back links but the PR for all the sites I have been doing article marketing for has consistently gone down. But, then, who says that PR really is that important except link exchange freaks.
But I guess if you really publish heaps there of articles there will be so much clutter all over the web pointing to your site and producing your name in the SE that it somehow does help your business - "critical (clutter) mass" - That is why articlemarketer.com seems interesting, just I will not use my real name when I try it.... Cheers. |
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Well i trhink that is not a rare case as many persons on the internet just copy the good articles and alter them according to there need and pblish them by any other person name, and no one can do nothng to stop this.
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This comes up a lot between writers and content developers. I hear people whining about it, and I never quite understand why. If someone wants second rate trash, let them have it. When you have the source, and can continue to produce top-notch content, google will know. All the people copying is just good testimony to your/your company's ability. Heack, I've always used it as a marketing strategy-- Quote:
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In the present world there are so many concepts arrives daily, by the way also 'Article Marketing' arrived by you, good concept it is fully related to the marketing of Articles, try to make the concept very big, best of luck.........
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Wisely hast though spoken rose77mary77, this is almost like a Christmas post
I have by the way signed up for articlemarketer.com - so should be able to give some feedback soon. Best wishes |
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