How picky is ezine?

[Wham]

I would like to submit a lot of ezine articles to bring traffic but im having some trouble coming up with ways to write the articles.

So far I'ved only been able to write 4, but what's holding me back is I feel like Ezine will reject articles if I write them about the same thing. For example, say I write an article about how pickles are the best, would I be able to write another article about how pickles are the best, so long as I don't repeat sentences? or would i have to go another route everytime, like why you should eat pickles, etc.

If you can't then I really don't understand how people go on to write 100+ articles, if you can then god id be spitting out 20 articles a day instead of sitting here trying to think of different ways to approach a subject.

on a side note do you guys use just one keyword per article? Or do you use as many as you can fit?

[Steven Carl Kelly]

I don't submit articles to EZA, I really don't see much value in doing so. Over the years it appears to me that they haven't been picky enough. Too much garbage accumulated, IMO. Hopefully they're cleaning up their act.

[Wham]

Originally Posted by Steven Carl Kelly

I don't submit articles to EZA, I really don't see much value in doing so. Over the years it appears to me that they haven't been picky enough. Too much garbage accumulated, IMO. Hopefully they're cleaning up their act.

Isn't ezine basically the pickiest of them all? They also tend to be the best ranking which is the only reason I care to submit to them even if it takes a week.

[capone2009]

They are not very picky but it takes ages until the articles are approved..
At least for non premium members

[ausslite]

as long as it is unique there should not be a problem. Stephen is right in the thought you should not try only for ezine hit a couple other major directories also ezine is over used. and they will let people post anything

Tim

[Matthew Olson]

Originally Posted by Wham

I would like to submit a lot of ezine articles to bring traffic but im having some trouble coming up with ways to write the articles.

So far I'ved only been able to write 4, but what's holding me back is I feel like Ezine will reject articles if I write them about the same thing. For example, say I write an article about how pickles are the best, would I be able to write another article about how pickles are the best, so long as I don't repeat sentences? or would i have to go another route everytime, like why you should eat pickles, etc.

If you can't then I really don't understand how people go on to write 100+ articles, if you can then god id be spitting out 20 articles a day instead of sitting here trying to think of different ways to approach a subject.

on a side note do you guys use just one keyword per article? Or do you use as many as you can fit?

EZA is definitely getting a lot pickier lately. They are starting to crack down on articles that basically say the exact same thing even if the sentences are totally rewritten.

That being said, the only way you'll know for sure is if you start writing and submitting content to EZA. As long as the articles are well written and give valuable info, there is a chance your articles will be approved (even if they are similar).

These days it's hard to know for sure what EZA is going to accept/reject. A lot of the time it comes down to what particular reviewer you get...

[Wham]

Well since ezine tends to rank the best what I was going to do was wait till ezine goes through then submit the ezines to the other big directories, except instead of linking those ones back to my web page i was going to link them back to the ezine articles to make sure they rank well and hopefully get continuous traffic.

or is that a bad idea?

[Wham]

Originally Posted by Matthew Olson

EZA is definitely getting a lot pickier lately. They are starting to crack down on articles that basically say the exact same thing even if the sentences are totally rewritten.

That being said, the only way you'll know for sure is if you start writing and submitting content to EZA. As long as the articles are well written and give valuable info, there is a chance your articles will be approved (even if they are similar).

These days it's hard to know for sure what EZA is going to accept/reject. A lot of the time it comes down to what particular reviewer you get...

just hate to spend hours and hours for them all to get rejected.
but yea your right i guess i won't know till i try. Maybe start with a few similar and see how that goes.

[euhlir]

As long as you aren't repeating each sentence, you'll be fine even if they are all about the same thing.

Example: I wrote 8 or so articles on saving your marriage and all were accepted. Each one said the exact same points, I just changed up the wording.

[robinincarolina]

I have lots of articles on the same topics. Just think of different angles. I view the report every month they send with the keywords that are bringing views. I then write more articles around those keywords, but basically the info is very similar. I have never had an article rejected and my last batch was approved in less than 24 hours.

Also if you are very knowledgeable in your niche, the article writing comes easy. Think of the different markets that would be interested in your niche and target each on a bit different. Does that make sense?

[Slin]

I like how Robin is the only one that answered your question

Yeah, you should be fine, I have quite a few based around the same topic. Ezine isn't as hard as people here make it out to be.