For Article Marketers Only

Okay, here's some off the top of my head stats. Please keep in mind that
at one time I submitted many more articles daily but this is my workload
the last month or so.

I submit an average of 3 articles a day to EZA, not all in the same niche
though. I rotate them so I cover a variety of bases, especially now that
I'm doing more affiliate marketing.

This really varies, again, according to the niche. My best niche will get
me thousands of views in a month's time. My worst niche will get me a
few hundred a month or even under 100.

Very few. I'd say less than 1%. I don't really worry about this too much
because for whatever reason, they're being found at the directory itself.

You didn't ask about CTR but I'll throw that in there too. That's where I
think I make up for the lack of views. My worst CTR is about 10%. I have
some articles that get CTR of 20% or more. And the conversions on those
CTR are amazing. With all the articles I have out there now (over 1,000)
I am getting daily signups and/or sales from them. That's why I am slowing
up on my writing now and concentrating on other things.

Hope this helps.

Bev,
Here are my answers to yoru questions:

there where times when I was submitting nearly 10 articles a day but I've now slowed down to a more manageable pace of between 3 - 5 articles a day. Mind you I took the last few months off and slowed down tremendously over the course of the last year due to the demands of my job in the military. Fortunately I'm now back to my usual 3 - 5 a day

I have found the same as Steven in that it can be niche dependant but only to a certain degree. I say that because nearly every niche has keyword phrases that will attract more views then others so I try and focus on finding those phrases. Once I do I can almost assure myself that every submitted article will enjoy a healthy does of page views.

Truthfully, probably none but that doesn't affect my income generation. Heck, I have plenty of sites that have no PR and they do just fine in terms of making money.

Hope this helps

Respectfully,
Tim