Article Marketing and Xfactor method are not compatible!

[Jacob Martus]

That is a very valid point and one that I hadn't rightfully considered. I know that I have reviews of products that are already 2 and 3 years old on my site now that are selling still. I think the question that I would end up asking myself is this: How many updated products will really be released? I know in two of the particular niches I'm in, that at most 10 to 20 new products released every year. So at most thats a review of 1 or 2 new products a month. That doesn't sound too bad. I can usually write these product reviews in about an hour or 2...so that makes things pretty feasible.

Bearing new products in line...this also helps me keep my website fresh...because I will eventually run out of products to promote and therefore content to keep my website updated. With new product releases I have the opportunity to continue to update my website. Thats a plus where I'm concerned.

After 2 and 3 years of some of these products being out...people are still buying them so that makes this income fairly sustainable I think.


Anyway, hopefully after I have a sustainable income I can expand into more business options. This is just my goal to get full time from IM...and I'm hoping to do it within the next year.

[dburk]

Originally Posted by archkre

If you are working with the method proposed by Mr John aka Xfactor forget about article directories, specially EZA,Goarticle and the 20 most important ones.

There are hundreds of 'people' browsing the last submission willing to snipe or steal your hard work.

The moment your submission is approved in EZA, it is very simple to look for the typical 3 word KW in your Bio boxes, take down your KW's and even improve all your stuff with more refined KW searches, elaborated themes, etc.

Once one of your sites is discovered, all the rest of your sites are discovered as well and you are finished.

Bye Bye EZA, GoArticles and the like!!

Hi archkre,

I think you misunderstand the purpose of article directories like EzineArticles & GoArticles. The primary purpose for these directories is to promote the syndication of your articles to other websites.

They aren't stealing from you since you have expressly and explicitly given them your approval to republish your articles. They are required to leave the "About the Author" section when using your syndicated article and you are supplying the content in exchange for the attribution. It's a win-win situation for all parties.

Of course there are folks that fail to give you the proper attribution and you can go after them with cease and desist letters.

[kaos]

Using the camera and accessory angle, what would happen if you built all the adsense sites as separate sites but then combined them into one site, like an authority site? You could interlink all the sites and promote one page which should help the other pages.
This would not work for some niches but others I would think there would be economy to scale.
Just thinking out loud.

[JamesM]

Originally Posted by carlos123

Hi James. There are all kinds of statements floating around about what is and is not possible. I am curious as to how you would find all the sites someone runs from off the same server if you don't mind sharing a bit more.

I personally don't know a way to do that unless you hack into the server somehow which is certainly possible but also not easy or legal and certainly not something I would recommend anyone do.

Do you know of any technique that doesn't involve hacking?

Just curious.

Carlos

Hi Carlos,

I've just sent you a PM about this. It's a technique that is totally legal, and certainly no secret, but I'm not too happy sharing it in this public thread. If you think it's worth sharing let me know and I could post a more detailed explanation in the War Room.

Regards,
James