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Seperate Article Directory Accounts For Diff Niches?

by Simon Stanley
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Hey there guys...

Just wondering what your opinions were on article directories accounts and niche article marketing...

Would you recommend setting up seperate article directory accounts for the different niche articles you produce and submit? Or would you submit them all under the same account?

I am planning on using pen names for the niches.

Thanks

Simon
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  • Profile picture of the author aaron_nimocks
    I would use different ones.

    Some of the article directories you get quite a few profile views. The people visiting your profile are most likely coming from an article you wrote. Meaning the rest of the articles on your profile would be niche targeted for what they are looking for and a better chance they will visit another article of yours.
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Busa
    Yes I would set up a new profile for each niche, you don't want to be writing articles on "how to make money online" then out of no where write a article on "how to garden"

    Well you get the point, I mean you can have one profile but in your actual profile you would want to specify that you are a expert in these two fields so it looks better.

    I think it just best to have a new profile for each niche you are in so anyone who checks out your profile knows you are a expert within that niche.
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  • Profile picture of the author Simon Stanley
    Great thanks guys, really helped clear things up. J

    However I can imagine setting up 30+ accounts every time may be a bit time consuming. But these things need to be done I guess.

    Thanks again
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  • Profile picture of the author Simon Stanley
    I just took a look at expert author Tim Gorman's ezine article account. Seem he is placing all of his under the same account.

    Seems there is alot of varied opinion about this.

    I will be outsourcing my articles and submitting them to 30+ directories, and would have to pay for time spent opening new accounts for each different niche.

    Any more thoughts about this? It's very interesting issue...
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  • Profile picture of the author aaron_nimocks
    It depends on how much time you want to spend also. Creating more pen names is very time consuming. Also like ezinearticles it is easier to submit on the same one if you are already a premium author.

    So it all depends on what you want to do.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kay King
      Look at the TOS for the directory. EZA prefers you to have one account. But you can use various pen names in that one account just by setting them up.
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  • Profile picture of the author meldave
    It really comes down to the time issue if you really have that much time to open up the accounts I say go for it. But if you do some research like you did for Tim's account then you will see that it has been done both ways. Then it will be your own descretion on who you think has the better system.

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