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Should I Put Every Page of My Site on EzineArticles.com?

by momo3
4 replies
Hello

I am building some larger sites, of at least 25-50 pages each, each page being 500-750 words.

Once my site is indexed by google, is it ok to take my pages, submit them on ezinearticles, and then link back to the individual pages with the appropriate anchor text?

Of course my articles will rank in the SERPS from Ezine first, but, over time my site will eventually pass it.

I just feel like it would be a good foundation for the initial link building.

What are your thoughts?
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  • Profile picture of the author affilorama-portal
    If you can put up enough unique articles on ezinearticles to link to every page on your website, then go for it!
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  • Profile picture of the author Ricky Dawn
    No don't use the same content not sure why you would do that, it would cause problems with duplicate content, and I would hate going to copyscape and seeing all of my pages are shown on another site even if you put it there.

    Also people take the content from article directories and use it on their site so it would cause even more problems.

    At least spin the content! Personally I would write new articles for submission to the article directories.

    Thats my opinion.

    Hope that helps

    Ricky
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by momo3 View Post

    Of course my articles will rank in the SERPS from Ezine first, but, over time my site will eventually pass it.
    Exactly so ... as long as you don't fall into the trap of building backlinks to the EZA copies, of course.

    Originally Posted by momo3 View Post

    I just feel like it would be a good foundation for the initial link building.

    What are your thoughts?
    Very much so. As long as it's all stuff that "reads as articles" and complies with EZA's guidelines, and so on, of course.

    I do have a little bit of content on all my sites that I haven't submitted to EZA (some introductory stuff, product reviews, and other bits that just aren't "articles" in any sense of the word), but apart from those I've done this with all the articles on all my sites. There's just no downside.

    And of course there's absolutely no need at all to re-write/edit/"spin" any of it, because it isn't "duplicate content", as you know: it's "syndicated content".
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  • Profile picture of the author momo3
    Thanks, I was waiting for you to answer.
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