What will rank faster in google?

13 years ago

I assume the higher ranked the site is, the more often the pages get crawled, you can look for the cache date in search results to see how long it's been.

There's some additional delay before an article submission goes live, particularly if it's your first submission.

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DireStraits

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jguo713

I was wondering which web 2.0 site or article directory would rank faster and higher in google: Squidoo, hubpages, ezine, article base, or any other.

I would suspect it'd most likely be between HubPages and EzineArticles, myself. And I'd say Squidoo would come last place; they're nowhere near as authoritative as they used to be, in my experience.

But who knows? Test, and see? There's nothing stopping you.

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- bisma anwar 13 years ago
  
  Buddy Em using Hubpages only...and em getting backlinks as well a lot of traffic from hubpages...There is a specific way to get benefit from any thing
  
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  Devid Farah 13 years ago
  
  The type of site itself is not the reason why a site will rank well or not.
  
  From what I’ve seen of Google, and other Internet Marketers tend to agree, Google doesn’t really care if it’s a Web 2.0 site, a Squidoo post, a Blogger post, etc.
  
  All that really matters is that it has good content and plenty of quality backlinks.
  
  The keys to success are very simple: build a website and fill it with a lot of good quality information. Try to pick a niche that does not have a lot of competition or else it will be really hard to pass them in the search engines results.
  
  The next step would be to market the blog and try to get as many backlinks as possible.
  
  If you follow that formula then you’ll find that no matter what platform you decide to use, you will be successful.
  
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  wilsonallen01 13 years ago
  
  Hi,
  
  There are many factors that are responsible for good ranking in Google.com.
  
  1) On site Factors
  2) Off Site Factors
  3) Quality Content
  4) Approach Web 2.0 strategies.
  5) Social Networking
  
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tpw

13 years ago

The site where you place the article is only one of dozens of factors that will influence an answer to your question.

You seem to believe that there is a simple answer, and there is not one.

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gvannorman

13 years ago

I personally just started using Infobarrel as a means for article marketing also. With them you can monetize the articles with their Adsense sharing system. But, to answer your question I would start out with Hubpages, Ezinearticles, and the Squidoo. Even thought Squidoo is last, dont forget about them. All streams used have potential for more traffic

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tpw

13 years ago

Originally Posted by gvannorman

I personally just started using Infobarrel as a means for article marketing also. With them you can monetize the articles with their Adsense sharing system. But, to answer your question I would start out with Hubpages, Ezinearticles, and the Squidoo. Even thought Squidoo is last, dont forget about them. All streams used have potential for more traffic

Just saying, but most of those article directories that do revenue sharing die fast...

I have been in the article marketing industry for more than ten years, and I cannot think of a single revenue share article directory that has survived more than two years.

If I had to pick one, it would be EzineArticles, but I still hold my original post to heart that this question requires an answer that could fill a book.

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x3xsolxdierx3x

13 years ago

But the small handful that do succeed go on to be top ranked websites in the world that earn hundreds of thousands a month.

How about eHow? ....HubPages? With tens of thousands of members, these sites are among the leading sites in the world.

Originally Posted by tpw

Just saying, but most of those article directories that do revenue sharing die fast...

I have been in the article marketing industry for more than ten years, and I cannot think of a single revenue share article directory that has survived more than two years.

If I had to pick one, it would be EzineArticles, but I still hold my original post to heart that this question requires an answer that could fill a book.

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x3xsolxdierx3x 13 years ago

Oh, and one thing I noticed...

..a rev sharing site isn't "technically" a "directory"...at least in the way many think of it...

When I think of a directory, I think of Ezine Articles. They host Ads, under a Google Premium Adsense account, yet they don't share that revenue with writers. They do allow the opportunity for syndication, though.

Most Web 2.0 rev share sites have a completely different approach/treatment to content. For those sites, many value originality and uniqueness and require that content be ONLY hosted on their websites. There isn't an opportunity for syndication on web 2.0 rev share sites.
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- halfpoint 13 years ago
  
  There are way too many variables to give an accurate answer.
  
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  Darren Beecham 13 years ago
  
  too right Pat,you will simply have to test
  
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Demiano

13 years ago

Originally Posted by gvannorman

I personally just started using Infobarrel as a means for article marketing also. With them you can monetize the articles with their Adsense sharing system. But, to answer your question I would start out with Hubpages, Ezinearticles, and the Squidoo. Even thought Squidoo is last, dont forget about them. All streams used have potential for more traffic

Hi gnannorman I went over to infobarrel and at first look they don´t have a established way to put links in there. Am I right about that? What about it?

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x3xsolxdierx3x 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Demiano

Hi gnannorman I went over to infobarrel and at first look they don´t have a established way to put links in there. Am I right about that? What about it?

Since someone else brought it up...

I'm not entirely sure what you mean.

To "put links" where?

You can put links in your author's resource box, as well as, within the article itself.
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gvannorman

13 years ago

Originally Posted by iAdvertise4You

Personally, I have found the most success with Hubpages. Squidoo doesn't do to well, unless you know the inside secrets to ranking your lenses.

Do you know these secrets? I have only 1 lens, but plan on adding more each day over the next month along with hubpages.

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navyseal

13 years ago

Try to use twitter.com

pick an niche or tink of a url like

" twitter.com/dog_food "

Subscribe to rss feed related to your niche topic.

And then on your twitter profile never forget to put your url baclinks to your site.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by jguo713

I was wondering which web 2.0 site or article directory would rank faster and higher in google: Squidoo, hubpages, ezine, article base, or any other.

In a nutshell the one with the most links pointing to.

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Mark Jordan

13 years ago

You need to test it and there are a lot of variables involved to make it successful in article marketing. But based on my experience and to answer your question I will go for hubpages & ezine.

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craig88

13 years ago

I have found that an ezine article can rank pretty high without any backlinks

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