Need advices : Good ideas to add the same blogs on article / blog networks?

[Spark]

Hi there,

I need help on this. I notice that there's quite alot of content networks that required users like us to input blog / website for different purpose. (Able to send more articles, etc)

One question is that, is it possible to put the same blog on different content networks? I am interested to put 2 blogs on 2-3 content network.

Does it allow us to do it? Or is it advisable that we should choose different blogs for different content network?

Appreciate anyone help me out on this? I am looking at ways to increase links which also save some $$ if i am able do it.

Thanks!

[Alexa Smith]

Originally Posted by Spark

One question is that, is it possible to put the same blog on different content networks? I am interested to put 2 blogs on 2-3 content network.

Does it allow us to do it?

When you say "blogs", you actually mean "blog posts", don't you?

The answer is that it depends on their terms of service.

When submitting material to sites/networks you don't own, you must always read the terms of service carefully.

In article directories it's ok, because they don't require previously unpublished content. With blog networks, and with other article submission sites which aren't directories, you have to check: some do and others don't.

From Google's perspective, syndicating the same content does not affect the value of the backlink you get. A given backlink on a given page does not somehow - magically - vary in value according to whether the content to which it's attached is syndicated from elsewhere. This is not "duplicate content" - as neatly explained here.

[Spark]

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

When you say "blogs", you actually mean "blog posts", don't you?

The answer is that it depends on their terms of service.

When submitting material to sites/networks you don't own, you must always read the terms of service carefully.

In article directories it's ok, because they don't require previously unpublished content. With blog networks, and with other article submission sites which aren't directories, you have to check: some do and others don't.

From Google's perspective, syndicating the same content does not affect the value of the backlink you get. A given backlink on a given page does not somehow - magically - vary in value according to whether the content to which it's attached is syndicated from elsewhere. This is not "duplicate content" - as neatly explained here.

Hi Alexa,

Thanks for your reply.
Yes, i understand that as long as our articles are written in a good quality that Ezinearticle able to accept. More or less that the written are good to syndicate through out the website.

Hmmm it's seem that whether if directories accept my network of blogs is really depend on their terms of services then..Well I do hope that i am able to reuse my blogs to different content networks thus i can save $$ on getting more blogs for different content networks.

Thanks for your help. Cheers!

[Alexa Smith]

Originally Posted by Spark

i understand that as long as our articles are written in a good quality that Ezinearticle able to accept. More or less that the written are good to syndicate through out the website.

Yes, I think this is probably right: if EZA will accept them, it's very unlikely that anyone will reject them "for quality reasons".

Originally Posted by Spark

Hmmm it's seem that whether if directories accept my network of blogs is really depend on their terms of services then.

Article directories will accept them, because article directories don't require previously unpublished content.

It's other article submission sites (including blog networks) which are not article directories where you'll have to check the terms of service.

Good luck!

[IM Ash]

@Spark

Yes, it is possible for you to add the same blog to various networks. Some of them are more stringent than others, but networks like UAW seem to accept most blogs (but they are increasing their standards after Panda).

If you intend adding your blogs to these networks you should prepare yourself, because the quality of a large percentage of the articles you will receive to be published on your blog(s) will be mediocre.

I personally would not submit my money sites to any of these networks - it will be suicide and your website quality will deteriorate because of the type of articles you will receive.

You rather just pay the monthly subscriptions to be a part of these networks or you can just buy an aged domain with PR and set-up a throw-away blog that can be submitted to these networks. In this way you will still get the benefit of submitting more articles to the network without placing your money site(s) at risk.

[Spark]

@Eleva8

Thanks for your reply. There's another issue as you mentioned but i am looking at getting those aged blogs which save the monthly fees and saves more in long-term.

But at least it's does look good when you mentioned that some networks are able to accept blogs even when they are include in other content networks.

Thanks!