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Article Syndication Question

by 2point2
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I just started contacting web sites to if they want to use my content. Seems like a lot of site don'r have a contact us page or e-mail. Just a place to leave a comment to an existing post. Should I move on or is it worth it to find a way to contact them.
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  • Profile picture of the author AnniePot
    Originally Posted by 2point2 View Post

    I just started contacting web sites to if they want to use my content. Seems like a lot of site don'r have a contact us page or e-mail. Just a place to leave a comment to an existing post. Should I move on or is it worth it to find a way to contact them.
    Do a WhoIs search on the domain name. Unless the website has a private registration, you will usually be able to find a contact email.

    You can also try sending an email to admin@website.com or webmaster@website.com
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  • Profile picture of the author pierreh
    Simplify your search. Move on to the next sites. There are plenty more that you can find.
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  • Profile picture of the author 2point2
    Thanks for the suggestions Annie. I wanted to try and take it at least one step further before moving on since these are sites that have re-published my content from ezinearticles already.
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Originally Posted by 2point2 View Post

      Should I move on or is it worth it to find a way to contact them.
      Originally Posted by 2point2 View Post

      these are sites that have re-published my content from ezinearticles already.
      Yes - you definitely need to try to contact them, in the ways suggested above.

      It's already known that (a) they have content needs, and (b) they're not going to whine about whether or not the content has previously been published, and (c) their lack of easy contact details means you won't have too much competition for getting their attention. These are webmasters some of whom will be pleased to build a relationship with you, some of whom will take more of your articles, and some of whom can send you some good traffic. It doesn't get much better than that.
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  • Profile picture of the author 2point2
    No luck so far getting articles syndicated. Going through some articles that were re-published from ezine and a little suprised at how many sites have re-published without including and authors box. I am now focusing on other articles in similiar niche that are on ezinearticles to see if they have re-publishers.
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    • Profile picture of the author MikeTucker
      Originally Posted by 2point2 View Post

      No luck so far getting articles syndicated. Going through some articles that were re-published from ezine and a little suprised at how many sites have re-published without including and authors box. I am now focusing on other articles in similiar niche that are on ezinearticles to see if they have re-publishers.
      Did you make sure that your articles are
      written for syndication?

      If so, here are some more tips from the
      Happy Hooker.
      Signature

      The bartender says: "We don't serve faster-than-light particles here."

      ...A tachyon enters a bar.

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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Originally Posted by 2point2 View Post

      a little suprised at how many sites have re-published without including and authors box.
      Some of that is just "automated theft" by autoblogs and the like. :p

      Unpleasant, but they don't actually do you any harm. These are typically the sorts of sites one finds only as you found them, by looking for specific content. Nobody else reads them, worth talking about. And after the Penguin update many of them won't be making any money anyway (because the reality is that many owners of "sites like that" have typically got spammy backlinks to them, as well :rolleyes: call me a judgmental skepchick) so they may well, collectively, gradually, be "on the way out".
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  • Profile picture of the author 2point2
    Thanks for all your feedback. I am finding some sites that have guest authors. Did google search then clicked on blog. Getting a list together and will send emails tommorrow.
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