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12 years ago

Are you just looking for a all round "which one is better"?

Is there a reason why you cant use both? or are you only interested in the one article directory?

Are you just looking at which one is more popular?

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Christian Chan

12 years ago

Tim, he is looking for feedback. If you don't have any experience with either of the services, please don't litter the thread.

Originally Posted by TimGray

Are you just looking for a all round "which one is better"?

Is there a reason why you cant use both? or are you only interested in the one article directory?

Are you just looking at which one is more popular?

Thanks
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Alexa Smith

Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Christian Chan

If you don't have any experience with either of the services, please don't litter the thread

Well ... :confused:

What about my observation that using either may be very ill-advised, because there's overwhelmingly more to lose than to gain, with Google "Penguin penalties" and worthless backlinks anyway. Is that "littering the thread"? I don't know ... maybe it is? :confused:

I'm not trying to be funny, here. I know my post may be unwelcome, to some, but that doesn't make it any less true or any less relevant.

I've already "reported" one stupid post in this thread, myself (which was immediately deleted).

I don't want to make a "littering" one, in its place.

I'm not directly answering the question, I must admit, but it remains true that using either of these services might make Google, with its new post-Penguin-update algorithm, dramatically penalize or even de-index your site. If you read the many other recent threads on this subject in this forum, you'll find some links to Google sites on which they've explained very openly and clearly that their intention is to penalize Webmasters who use these kinds of services. And there are plenty of threads here in which Warriors state that they have been penalized and that Google has told them openly by email that that's why.

So in that sense, there's not really much to think about here, is there? It doesn't matter which of those two is better, does it?

In another sense, of course, there's everything to think about (and preferably change one's mind about!), if one starts from the perspective that the backlinks produced by either of those were ever likely, in late 2012, to have any real value at all, anyway ...

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Christian Chan

12 years ago

I actually like your post because you don't appear obnoxious like the other guy I was pointing to.

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

Well ... :confused:

What about my observation that using either may be very ill-advised, because there's overwhelmingly more to lose than to gain, with Google "Penguin penalties" and worthless backlinks anyway. Is that "littering the thread"? I don't know ... maybe it is? :confused:

I'm not trying to be funny, here. I know my post may be unwelcome, to some, but that doesn't make it any less true or any less relevant.

I've already "reported" one stupid post in this thread, myself (which was immediately deleted).

I don't want to make a "littering" one, in its place.

I'm not directly answering the question, I must admit, but it remains true that using either of these services might make Google, with its new post-Penguin-update algorithm, dramatically penalize or even de-index your site. If you read the many other recent threads on this subject in this forum, you'll find some links to Google sites on which they've explained very openly and clearly that their intention is to penalize Webmasters who use these kinds of services. And there are plenty of threads here in which Warriors state that they have been penalized and that Google has told them openly by email that that's why.

So in that sense, there's not really much to think about here, is there? It doesn't matter which of those two is better, does it?

In another sense, of course, there's everything to think about (and preferably change one's mind about!), if one starts from the perspective that the backlinks produced by either of those were ever likely, in late 2012, to have any real value at all, anyway ...

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rayrayjetson

12 years ago

Yes Ive tried link juicer and submit your article. Ive looked up some reviews and submit your article has a lot of positive reivews. And Bring the fresh removed link juicer for backlinks in their fast start guide and replaced it by submit your article. But I want to know how many article should I submit every week if one article can get you 100 backlinks in 3 days. ??? how many of these should I do?

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Alexa Smith Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by rayrayjetson

Ive looked up some reviews and submit your article has a lot of positive reivews.

Those were perhaps written by people promoting it? (Before the Penguin update?)

Originally Posted by rayrayjetson

I want to know how many article should I submit every week if one article can get you 100 backlinks in 3 days. ???

SEO is not about "numbers of backlinks".

Article marketing is not about "numbers of articles".

These threads could help you far more than the questions you're asking above, Ray, but only if you really want to read them.

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post6556030
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7073688
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7031578
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post6777173
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- rayrayjetson 12 years ago
  
  Wow Alexa you are the best!!!!! Im going to test your method by doing 1 article every 10 days and submitting it to Ezine. Any other advice you recommend?
  heres my plan:
  -create a website/blog following BTF
  -work on it
  -do some forum commenting with my site as my signature
  -and submit 1 article to ezine every 10 days which is 3 artciles a month
  Whats your opinion about it?
  
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  Alexa Smith Banned 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by rayrayjetson
  
  Im going to test your method by doing 1 article every 10 days and submitting it to Ezine.
  
  Well ...
  
  Hope it goes well for you, but not exactly my method, to be honest.
  
  I do this: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post5035794
  
  And this: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post3188316
  
  And I find syndication partners, rather than relying on people picking up my articles from EZA: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post6575732
  
  It's a whole different business model. Not something quickly to decide to try just one little part of in 10 minutes, perhaps? (Although it won't be worse than "numbers of articles" and "numbers of backlinks", to be honest, because that isn't going to work at all).
  
  This post will actually help you too, I think, Ray: it's a kind of "basic background" in how article directories work for you, if you go through it when you have time, and click on its links: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post5068872
  
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rayrayjetson

12 years ago

thanks im on it now

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ownergolan

12 years ago

If you listen to Alexa up there, you'll go a far way. If you don't, try to diversify your backlink profile, and use these services with care.

Good luck.

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rayrayjetson

12 years ago

Well I use submityourarticle.com to get more backlinks. I submited one article yesterday and when I type the keyword that I use for my main blog/site with "", the article that I submitted on submityourarticle is already on page 3.

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Alexa Smith Banned 12 years ago

I hear you, but be careful with it, because since the Penguin update, there've also been many Warriors getting to page 2 or 1 temporarily, and then getting heavily penalized by Google for "overoptimization" for doing this. And Google has been (and is being) pretty open about the risks, too.
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- rayrayjetson 12 years ago
  
  yes but without the "" its on page 53, but isnt that good for 2 days of work
  
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- rayrayjetson 12 years ago
  
  and if i type Learn About House Training A Dog on google its on page 7
  
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