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Can I put my own ezine articles on my site?

by WebDesignGuy
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Hello Warriors,

I'm currently focusing on adsense nich sites with article marketing at ezines. I've got a few good ones there already (more on the way). Most are related to the content of my sites.

I would like to know if it is advisable to use those same articles as extra content pages on my site or would that eventually be seen by search engines as duplicate content?

Thanks in advance.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brandon Sheley
    I would try to change the articles up, even if you can only change the title and a few words in the paragraphs to make it a little more unique. It's really best to use 100% unique articles on your own site.
    If you're wanting to get more out of your articles, you can try submitting them to other major article directories.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
      Yes! And in fact it is advisable that you put them on your site first.

      You need to attach your name on the article, and if you are submitting it to Ezine with a link back to your site they look to verify your article is on a site you own.

      You don't even have to change it one bit.

      Don't worry about dup content when the article is on just your site and Ezine.

      If anyone picks it up to distribute after you, you should still get top billing in the search engines for providing the information first.
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      • Profile picture of the author Branlan17
        Originally Posted by avenuegirl View Post

        Yes! And in fact it is advisable that you put them on your site first.

        You need to attach your name on the article, and if you are submitting it to Ezine with a link back to your site they look to verify your article is on a site you own.

        You don't even have to change it one bit.

        Don't worry about dup content when the article is on just your site and Ezine.

        If anyone picks it up to distribute after you, you should still get top billing in the search engines for providing the information first.
        This is what I was going to chime in with as well. I started article marketing with brute submission and now I'm realizing that if I want to build an authority site to rank in the search engines articles indexed on the site first are the way to go ; )
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  • Profile picture of the author axiaersolutions
    I have a relatively similar question. Usually there is not just on ezine, there are about 400+ article submission sites, so what do you recommend, first submitting the article at your own website blog and then all the other article sites and ofcource with backlink to your site?

    Dosen't it is content?
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    • Profile picture of the author FredJones
      I would submit at my website blog first, then submit to EZA with a reference to the blog. I've not done this before, but just that it seems this is the way it should be to me.
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      • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
        Originally Posted by FredJones View Post

        I would submit at my website blog first, then submit to EZA with a reference to the blog. I've not done this before, but just that it seems this is the way it should be to me.
        Yes, your site, then Ezine, and then I would suggest doing some rewrites to go to the additional directories.

        I'm not sure what accredited is either, but I do have access to the "ezine articles expert" banner to put on my site.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dayor
    I leant from a master article writter, who is a Ezine accredited that you need to make your article at least 25% differnt from what is on yoursite but that is if you wish to link from the article to your site.
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  • Profile picture of the author MarkAse
    EZine accredited lol.

    What's the process to get that accreditation and why has no one ever talked about it before?

    Is that kind of like "expert author" status? lol
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