How to get in the "Most Viewed" section of EzineArticles

[Kim Roach]

Thought I'd share a powerful strategy that you can use to get in the "Most Viewed" section of EzineArticles.com.

As you probably know, at the bottom of each article inside EzineArticles.com, there is a section called "Most Viewed" and "Most Published".

I want to show you a simple way to get your article into these sections.

To get in the "Most Viewed" section, the first thing you're going to want to do is take the URL of your article and promote it on social bookmarking sites like Digg, Mixx, Delicious, etc... You can do this semi-automatically at SocialPoster.com

You can then share your article on Twitter, Facebook, FriendFeed and any other social networks you use frequently.

By doing this, you will increase the views of your article, pushing it into the "Most Viewed" section within your category. Once your article has been place in the "Most Viewed" section, it will be placed on every single article within that particular category.

That means a link to your article will be placed on thousands of articles within EzineArticles.com.

This is EXTREMELY powerful because not only will your article get more exposure but you now have an instant network of hundreds of internal links pointing to your article.

And this can make a HUGE difference in how the article ranks in Google.

Do you see where I'm going with this?

By getting your article either into the "Most Viewed" section or the "Most Published" section, you will get hundreds of instant backlinks, which in turn gives you a much higher chance for ranking in Google for your selected keyword phrase.

If you want to guarantee your spot in the “Most Viewed” section you can
use StumbleUpon advertising, which is just 5 cents per view. This is one of the simplest ways to get your article in the “Most Viewed” section. Plus, by using StumbleUpon, you’re also driving lots of targeted traffic to your article and increasing your exposure.

[MikeWest]

wow.. another top notch information packed post from you

Thanks for sharing!

Thats why I love the Warriorforum !!

[showbizvet]

I do not have much to add here, except to say "I bow to your wisdom"... I look at your stuff ALL the time, matter of fact got one of your e-mail just yesterday on traffic... Listen to her guys... she knows her stuff.

[Phil Leotardo]

Thanks for that! What an eye opener! Social bookmark articles?? Are you serious?!?

I especially liked how you capitalized certain words in this SUPER INSIGHTFUL post to really get the point across to a chump like me. I will be sure to check out your blog to learn more "hidden traffic sources" and buy every product you sell until the end of time!

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Maybe something changed, but I don't even think many of the SB sites listed will allow you to bookmark an EZA article...they classify them as spam

[Andrew Maule]

There are plenty of ways to get those "views", and Jeremy is right, any "good" bookmarking site doesn't take Eza links PLUS once you get into the most viewed spot, it really doesn't do much for extra clicks--at least not in my experience (I had 10+ in the "most viewed", many in the top 5 and didn't get too much extra traffic, wasn't worth the time I invested at least).

[mina2020]

Thank you a lot
I will try it
you are very cool

[John Hillage]

Thanks for the great idea - I think I will start doing that from my Only Wire account.

John

[Allen Graves]

Hi Kim,

Do you have any examples which you have done yourself? Do you have any before/after stats?

Do you have any solid evidence that the traffic would increase to your website?

Before I would spend 5 cents per click for the amount of hits it would tae in my niche, I would have to see more than just a clever theory.

Also, after a certain amount of internal links found, do you think the search engines are going to discount each additional link it finds from the same domain?

If you have any numbers on this, I'd love to hear them. If you don't want to post them in the thread, please send me a PM. Dont worry, I'm not gonna steal it for a product or anything.

Allen

[longdrv4u]

Kim,
Is your main goal to drive traffic with people clicking through your article or the backlinks moving your site higher in the search engines.

[Phil Leotardo]

Originally Posted by longdrv4u

Kim,
Is your main goal to drive traffic with people clicking through your article or the backlinks moving your site higher in the search engines.

I'd imagine she's long gone from this thread. She hits and runs with with these pearls of wisdom. You should probably try to absorb the full impact of the content of this message over several days or even several weeks.

[SurviveUnemployment]

I still don't understand the fascination with EZA. I use it, just like the other article directories. It sends me a little traffic.

But I had a blog post get 1,500 views today out of nowhere. Didn't pay a dime. Didn't deploy any special strategies. Got lots of organic backlinks. Put about 17 affiliate links in the body of the post.

What's the big deal about EZA? Do people really make that much money with it?

[AceHazel]

Thanks for the information, it would really help.

[Cash37]

Originally Posted by Phil Leotardo

Thanks for that! What an eye opener! Social bookmark articles?? Are you serious?!?

I especially liked how you capitalized certain words in this SUPER INSIGHTFUL post to really get the point across to a chump like me. I will be sure to check out your blog to learn more "hidden traffic sources" and buy every product you sell until the end of time!

Yeah, Epic Fail

[badfun]

The OP is talking about getting higher rankings in google, not increasing traffic to your site through EZA. The higher rankings will mean more organic traffic though.

Allen: I have done some research on this and found that the number of internal links didn't make all that much difference. I wasn't able to be totally scientific about it though, so you'll have to take it with a grain of salt.
brent

[DonDavis]

Well she tried. At least she didn't come in and lay down a sloppy affiliate link. Gotta give some credit for that right?

[Scott Ames]

Originally Posted by Jeremy Kelsall

Maybe something changed, but I don't even think many of the SB sites listed will allow you to bookmark an EZA article...they classify them as spam

Digg:

This URL has been widely reported by users for one of the following reasons: being used to spam Digg's submission process, posting spam content, or posting off-topic content


Delicious took it, Mixx took it, FaceBook accepted it... That's all I tried.

[kkchoon]

What I would do...

1. Just send an email to your list, bring them to your articles!
2. Or the evil way - use automated software like autopligg, bookmarked 1000 times and some how ezinearticles count it as view when the pligg site took a snapshot of it! :P

I probably should keep this to myself, but too late...!

[Allen Graves]

Originally Posted by badfun

The OP is talking about getting higher rankings in google, not increasing traffic to your site through EZA. The higher rankings will mean more organic traffic though.

Allen: I have done some research on this and found that the number of internal links didn't make all that much difference. I wasn't able to be totally scientific about it though, so you'll have to take it with a grain of salt.
brent

A lot of claims were made in her post without a single bit of backup. Like how this "can make a huge difference in how your article is ranked in Google."

Are you absolutely sure about that? Show me!

Allen

[Phil Leotardo]

Originally Posted by Elijack

Also, it will really take a lot of time when the emphasis to the quality of content is not yet sustained. To be part of the most viewed lists, each writer should really have the capacity to share good contents as people would most need.

Have you seen the articles on the "most viewed" and "most published" lists? Many of them are complete nonsense. I would venture to guess most of these articles got on these lists through some kind of monkey business like paying people to click on the articles, etc - not because of the content of the articles.

I may not be the brightest bulb in the room, but I would guess with a fair degree of certainty, just based on my experience writing over 1000 articles for that ridiculous EZA site, that you sure as heck aren't going to get your articles on either the "most viewed" or "most published" lists by following the inane advice of the poster.

If you want to get on either of these lists and you don't know how, spend a few dollars with Jeremy Kelsall, or Zerofill, his partner. Or, if you don't want to do that, at least read their backlogged posts on this forum. At the very least, they don't insult new people to marketing with idiotic suggestions that have no chance of producing the results they claim in the title of the post.

I've learned to read these "advice" posts with a jaundiced eye and come to the conclusion that there is no shortage of people that are willing to mislead and rip off just about anyone to make a quick buck.

Just the other day, there was a guy posting on this forum about how broke he was after 9 months of doing this kind of business - but still has the audacity to peddle "Internet money making strategies" in his signature link that obviously aren't working for him. If they were, he wouldn't be broke. But he still sells them. He's just upset he doesn't possess the marketing skills other people have to successfully con "newbies" out of their money selling the same tripe.

[badfun]

Originally Posted by Allen Graves

A lot of claims were made in her post without a single bit of backup. Like how this "can make a huge difference in how your article is ranked in Google."

Are you absolutely sure about that? Show me!

Allen

I was agreeing with you. I've found that internal links don't add much value to the overall page ranking, but as I said, this is more an observation than an actual experiment. The most viewed articles on ezinearticles do not neccesarily rank better than they did before they got to that list.
brent

[waken]

Originally Posted by Jeremy Kelsall

Maybe something changed, but I don't even think many of the SB sites listed will allow you to bookmark an EZA article...they classify them as spam

That's right coz the technique isn't new.

[Francois du_Toit]

Hi Kim,

As far as I know you can't Digg an article from EzineArticles.

This makes me wonder if you're actually applying the "tips" you are sharing in this thread.

All the best,

Francois

[Allen Graves]

Originally Posted by badfun

I was agreeing with you. I've found that internal links don't add much value to the overall page ranking, but as I said, this is more an observation than an actual experiment. The most viewed articles on ezinearticles do not neccesarily rank better than they did before they got to that list.
brent

I know, brother. The questions were to Kim.

And I'm not trying to be rude or confrontational, I just want to see the proof that this works before I would consider taking the time to do it.

Allen

[goingup]

Generally speaking would 500 stumbles per article be enough?

Would these links from the other articles be seen as backlinks by the search engines?
And if so your articles could also have the possibility of ranking?

[Wiggy0618]

Originally Posted by Jeremy Kelsall

Maybe something changed, but I don't even think many of the SB sites listed will allow you to bookmark an EZA article...they classify them as spam

Is this how SBs treat articles from all articles directories, or just EZA? Is it not worth my time to try and do social bookmarks for articles at goarticles, articlesbase, articlesnatch, etc?

(I'm new to the whole social bookmarking thing...)

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by Wiggy0618

Is this how SBs treat articles from all articles directories, or just EZA? Is it not worth my time to try and do social bookmarks for articles at goarticles, articlesbase, articlesnatch, etc?

(I'm new to the whole social bookmarking thing...)

Dude, I owe you a PM - I accidentally deleted the one you sent me because my box was full.

You can still bookmark to some of the "lesser" SB networks, but for SEO purposes, there are easier ways to do it...

If you get a chance, shoot me that PM again.

[ryanman]

Originally Posted by Kim Roach

If you want to guarantee your spot in the “Most Viewed” section you can
use StumbleUpon advertising, which is just 5 cents per view. This is one of the simplest ways to get your article in the “Most Viewed” section. Plus, by using StumbleUpon, you’re also driving lots of targeted traffic to your article and increasing your exposure.

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Most of what you have suggested here is a sure fire way to get banned by ezines.

[GeorgR.]

yes you cant digg, otherwise i would do this already