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Which blog networks give you the url's?

by rockingcow
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I want to know which networks give url's where your article is posted.

I know Niche Press Platinum does but any others you know of?
#blog #give #networks #url
  • Profile picture of the author trishworks4u
    the good ones won't. there's a reason for this.

    I wouldn't join a network where this was disclosed - you could have all of your work wiped out overnight.

    If you want to find your articles - to index or promote your links, put a unique phrase in them, find them and start making your own list.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kysersoze
    Originally Posted by rockingcow View Post

    I want to know which networks give url's where your article is posted.

    I know Niche Press Platinum does but any others you know of?
    NPP is pretty much dead, hasn't worked properly in almost 3 months. Russ doesn't respond to his customers, his thread has been closed, the one place where people had the only avenue to try and get information!

    Go with a network that doesn't provide the links and with a reputable one that has a good loooong reputation. NPP was taking new customers and taking peoples money even though there sites were down for weeks. Last I checked NichePlatinumPress.com seem to be a parked domain!
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  • Profile picture of the author RichardF
    BuildMyRank (the only network I use) doesn't give you the URLs but they're easy to find as the majority of them are indexed within a few days.
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  • Profile picture of the author theplugindude
    No network gives you the urls..

    Go with those which dont give you the urls...they are the best!
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      It's easy enough to find the URL's of sites to which your work's syndicated, as long as they're indexed (and if they're not indexed, they're no good anyway, are they?). Google Alerts or just looking for them by pasting a phrase into search engines.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sylonious
    The Link Juicer is one. It uses WPMU blogs.

    Article Marketing Robot does a good job of retrieving the URL if your article is accepted in the article directories it submits to.
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