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5 articles written...now what to do with them?

by RyanPiccolo
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Hi folks,

If I have 5 articles written and ready to put online...where should I start? Should I put the articles on my site? Should I submit them to EZA and have them link to my site? Or maybe Squidoo or Hubpages? Whats the best strategy?

I'm also concerned about submitting the article to a few places. Will that count as duplicate content?
#articles #writtennow
  • Profile picture of the author MarcusXavier
    duplicate is nothing to really worry about.

    all it really is is just a filter. the worst that can happen is google won't index some of the articles. if you are that worried about it, just spin the articles every few submissions.

    also, what's you goal for these articles? traffic? if so, to where?
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    • Profile picture of the author Jeffrey Louis
      Hi folks,

      If I have 5 articles written and ready to put online...where should I start? Should I put the articles on my site? Should I submit them to EZA and have them link to my site? Or maybe Squidoo or Hubpages? Whats the best strategy?

      I'm also concerned about submitting the article to a few places. Will that count as duplicate content?
      check out this thread

      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...e-article.html
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    • Profile picture of the author RyanPiccolo
      Originally Posted by MarcusXavier View Post

      duplicate is nothing to really worry about.

      all it really is is just a filter. the worst that can happen is google won't index some of the articles. if you are that worried about it, just spin the articles every few submissions.

      also, what's you goal for these articles? traffic? if so, to where?
      My goal is to drive traffic to my online store.
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      • Profile picture of the author Marhelper
        I would submit them to EZA. Make sure you have done good keyword research, developed a well written resource box that draws readers to your product page, etc ...
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  • Profile picture of the author Resale Rights Ninja
    I would try them out at ezine articles. They can be picky though. If they do not accept them then my next choice would be my own site (a blog), or my current favorite - hubpages. As for spinners - I hate them with a passion. I find it easier to just re-write them myself, and I end up with a better article in the end. If you really want to maximize your articles you could re-use them in ways that does not create duplicate content like turning them into a podcast - very easy, or make a slide show video with voice over that you can submitt to youtube, or revver. I like revver because they share profit with you, but you need lots, and lots, of people to watch your vids to actually make any cash.
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  • Profile picture of the author Muhammad Jalloh
    Ryan, you can do a lot with those articles.

    => Submit them to EzineArticles.com

    =>Take the main points of the articles and develop the article into a full-blown Squidoo or Hubpage.

    =>Re-write the same articles and post them on your website.

    I guess, following this system, you can easily kill quite a few birds with a stone (or an article )

    ~Muhammad
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  • Profile picture of the author danaprince
    I would submit to ezinearticles.com
    I'd also submit them elsewhere after they get approved (maybe tweak your titles and do a few rotating resource boxes with varied anchored keywords) I'd do a bit of rewriting and put them on a blogger blog and I'd also bookmark all the articles on various social marketing sites. If you can, make a few lenses and hubs as well. You can get a lot of mileage out of a few meaty articles. Best of luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author teenmoney
    Submit them to EZA then submit them to goarticles, articledashboard and articlecity...
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  • Profile picture of the author Ross Dalangin
    If I were you I will rewrite them to produce several unique copies and create a free sub-domain to every free site hosting and create a link structure that point to each other especially to my money producing sites. What will be the effect of this? First, if you are targeting adsense and affiliate marketing products then you can easily plug it in and you can earn several link baits plus your main money producing site can have a possible increase on traffic and PR.
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  • Profile picture of the author MarcusXavier
    Originally Posted by quantikev View Post

    I would first add them to your website. Let them sit until they're indexed.

    Then a little while later, submit them to EZA. If Google only puts one version in the main index, it will be the one on your main site.

    Hence, your site can draw traffic from two sources with a single version.
    I would put the original articles on your site and then submit a rewritten version to EZA and other article directories as well as Squidoo etc.
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