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Article Writting Questions Or Am I Just Stupid?

by thehairguy
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1. Is it not best to target just one KW per article? For when you target more than one keyword per article the anchor text that links back to the second and third pages all come up as the same that you used for your home page anyways regardless if your vary the anchor text. Also depending upon your answer do these other links to the second and third pages with the wrong anchor text really help that page rank well for your keyword even though the anchor text is wrong?
2. Is it of any benefit to submit multiple articles to the same blog or article directory with the same anchor text or for that matter even with different anchor text for it appears to only show one backlink per site that you submit to. For example say you find a good blog or a site such as Ezine Articles and you have say Humidifier articles to submit, does it benefit you to submit multiple articles to this same blog or ezine articles for when you do a backlink check it appears that they are only giving you credit for one link or from what I hear they kind of "group" all of your links into one. I am wondering if this is of any real benefit to submit multiple articles to the same blog or article directory?
3. Does it really help you at all by submitting your exact same article to multiple blogs or article directories and having them pick them up, inotherwords do the search engines (namely Google) give you any more "link juice" so to speak if you submit your one same exact article to multiple outlets that pick up your article?
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  • Profile picture of the author InternetMarketingIQ
    Writting? Whittling? Wristwatch?

    1. Write on one topic per article. Make people want to click through to get more information or to take an action. Focus.

    2. Google will reward "Link juice" from one link per site. This is why Forum Signatures don't send your skyrocketing in the rankings.

    3. Possibly. Depends on the authority of the site. Google is just software and software will do whatever they tell it to do. IMHO its' a waste of time. Focus on the top directories and getting your articles viewed by real people who can actually buy something.
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  • Profile picture of the author Hamish Jones
    1. Write for a reader, not just for Google. If you can get the articles to rank highly then you should also get click through traffic from the articles as well as boosting the rank of your own site.
    2. More then one article gives you more chance of being seen but doesn't necessarily boost your PR in Google.
    3. The general consensus in this forum from what I have read is that it can do you no harm. Like writing more than one article for an article directory, the more places you submit the article, the more chance you have of being seen.

    That's my $0.02 anyway.

    Cheers,

    Hamish
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    • Profile picture of the author All Night Cafe
      Both of the posts above say what I would tell.

      Most will agree that the more articles you write,
      and I'm talking about for years to come, will
      have you all over the place.

      Search on some of the big marketers you know.

      When you see some of them with 100,000
      pages listed, in most cases they have been
      writing articles for years.

      Terry Dean who once retired had over 500,000
      pages. terry wrote articles all the time. Those
      articles are on some many websites all over
      the internet.

      It may be boring but write your butt off.
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