Consistent Links?
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For those of you with experience with article submission services like unique article wizard and article marketing automation (just to name a few), would you say the most important aspect of using any of these services is keeping consistent with submissions and the membership?
I understand this may be common sense, but since I know little about link quality and how long they last on average, I was seriously going to consider doing one month memberships for a few select such as UAW and AMA. Having done a bit of searching around now, Im not sure this is a good idea at all. From other posts I can gather that it will take months for my links to show up, and consistent submission to prevent my overall link amount from dropping and to stay desirable.
I was once told to keep a membership for a month so that way I could get the links and not have to pay anything else. But this simply is not true. If it was then article submission services would die out simply because they would be too effective.
It just wouldn't do any good to keep single month memberships as the links would most likely die out very quickly and I would have wasted my money. Is this overall correct thinking?
I understand this may be common sense, but since I know little about link quality and how long they last on average, I was seriously going to consider doing one month memberships for a few select such as UAW and AMA. Having done a bit of searching around now, Im not sure this is a good idea at all. From other posts I can gather that it will take months for my links to show up, and consistent submission to prevent my overall link amount from dropping and to stay desirable.
I was once told to keep a membership for a month so that way I could get the links and not have to pay anything else. But this simply is not true. If it was then article submission services would die out simply because they would be too effective.
It just wouldn't do any good to keep single month memberships as the links would most likely die out very quickly and I would have wasted my money. Is this overall correct thinking?