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Links in Ezine Articles

by JEL0221
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Hey Everyone...

Was just wondering where people typically put links in their articles when submitting to Ezine.

I have just started using Ezine today and did not know what was allowed/what was effective.

I was thinking that one link just in the resource box along with my author information would be sufficient, but wanted to get some clarification.

Thanks
#articles #ezine #links
  • Profile picture of the author Doug Wakefield
    Ezine lets you have two links, so take two. In general you wanna take whatever they give ya

    For one link make sure to use an anchored keyword link.

    The other link is really up to you. You could do your URL, click here, or another keyword link.

    Depending on your purpose you may consider links to two separate pages in your site as well.
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    • Profile picture of the author JEL0221
      Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

      All your questions are answered between here and here. A lot of reading, of course!

      You can have two "self-serving" links in the resource-box, and you're the person who decides where the article ends and the resource-box begins (and it doesn't have to be where it looks as if it "ought" to be), subject to your resource-box not being more than 15% of the length of the article and whole lot of other stuff.

      Good luck!

      There's a learning curve involved, just as with anything else. But that learning curve is honestly a lot smoother and faster for people who read the editorial guidelines and EZA's blog, time-consuming though it seems!
      Thanks for pointing me in the right direction Alexa
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