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How to get approved on ezinearticles

by wilsonljx
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I have to say that my sentence structure is not really good and there are bits of grammer mistakes. However, I do provide the best content and key points I could think of but ezine articles seemed to emphasize more on grammer and spelling rather than content.

Is there any software/help that will help me to have my articles approved on ezine articles?
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  • Profile picture of the author bretski
    Having a native English speaker go over it would probably be the easiest and most effective way. Do you have any native English speaking friends that could help you out?

    I know that in the past I've helped Russian friends with their English homework. Have a few Ruski friends who owe me a few beers!
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  • Profile picture of the author PatriciaJ
    Could you pay somebody to edit your articles? Or could you do a trade with somebody helping you and you helping them with something else?
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  • Profile picture of the author Teravel
    If Grammar and Sentence structure are your downfall, I suggest the book "A Writer's Reference" by Diane Hacker. It's used across the United States in College English courses.

    While the book isn't supposed to be read like a normal book, it does a great job of organizing the information you need into tabbed categories. A few you may find interesting are... Composing and Revising. Sentence Style. Grammatical Sentences. Punctuation. And, the "Basic Grammar/Index"
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  • Profile picture of the author JeremiahSay
    English is not my first language either, so I just outsource most of my article writing, (Iwriters).. You can get an article written for as cheap as $2.. Personally I go for the 500words/article which cost around $5 each..

    Do what you think it's best, personally i think it's definitely worth the bucks, save my precious time

    hope this help, may God bless you,
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  • Profile picture of the author Zack Lim
    You will have to either improve your English or you will need to find someone who is willing to help you proof read your article.

    I think it will be worth the investment of the money to outsource your article writing if you are planning to repurpose your content.

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  • Profile picture of the author Tim3
    Originally Posted by wilsonljx View Post

    I have to say that my sentence structure is not really good and there are bits of grammer mistakes. However, I do provide the best content and key points I could think of but ezine articles seemed to emphasize more on grammer and spelling rather than content.

    Is there any software/help that will help me to have my articles approved on ezine articles?
    Since the Panda update especially, EZA has become a pain in the a**.
    In an effort to stem the tide of their decline they will not accept articles with any errors AT ALL, no typos, no incorrect punctuation, no incorrect grammar and no incorrect spacing.
    Of course professional writers, or those with degrees in English language will have no trouble, but for people not educated to that standard you will be forever correcting rejected articles.

    To save time and a lot of frustration either pay someone for top quality articles, or for the services of a proofreader.

    I understand this will probably be beyond your budget, so the best advice would be to use another directory where they are perhaps not quite so strict, even so your articles will still need to be composed well especially in the current climate.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sharyn Sheldon
    What everyone else has said is true. You either need to outsource your article writing, have a native English speaker proof them, or move on to another method of marketing yourself. I wouldn't suggest bothering with other directories simply because I don't like the idea of having more articles out there that are poorly written. However, it is certainly easier to get accepted anywhere there is no human review.

    Have you ever considered marketing to your own local market, somewhere where people speak the same language you do? Non-English speaking markets have huge potential and are a lot less competitive. You could establish yourself in a niche before anyone else does, while the market is still growing. I know some people that are doing this in South America.

    Just an idea for you to think about.
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by wilsonljx View Post

    Is there any software/help that will help me to have my articles approved on ezine articles?
    This site's pretty good: Webgrammar's free tips: references, grammar, editing, spelling, design, marketing and typography

    Spelling is much easier, of course ("spellcheck").

    Grammar a little less so. Some word-processing software (MS Word etc.) does have a so-called grammar-checker built in, but they're far from perfect.

    Short of having some native English speaker read over your articles before submitting them, I don't know a satisfactory answer to this. It must be really difficult for people, English grammar being what it is. I never quite understand how people manage. I wish you good luck!
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