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Where do you post your good articles after the panda?

by orvn
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I don't do a lot of article marketing to be honest. When I do, I write high quality articles that genuinely help people (i.e.- I do not spin).

I'm an articulate person and spit these articles out fairly quickly.

I still use Squidoo lenses, but I no longer go near ezine or any of those famous content farms.

What do you guys use?
#articles #content farms #good #panda #post
  • Profile picture of the author CrescentReviews
    I'm thinking about writing articles in the near future but I'm not 100% sure where to go. Ezine is supposedly the best...but as usual everyone claims to be the best.

    I guess I'll be posting on ezine when I steal some of your talent with writing.
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  • Profile picture of the author n_touch
    I am not sure that I would consider ezine a content farm. They for a while had some pretty good articles. I know lately that it is taking much longer to get articles published once they are submitted. I still use the blog contacts that I had set up before. They are people that don't auto blog, just use a number of guest writers. This does well since they are wanting to keep their site up in the rankings as well. I would stay away from all of the instant approval directories though.
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  • Profile picture of the author AnniePot
    Originally Posted by orvn View Post

    I don't do a lot of article marketing to be honest. When I do, I write high quality articles that genuinely help people (i.e.- I do not spin).

    I'm an articulate person and spit these articles out fairly quickly.

    I still use Squidoo lenses, but I no longer go near ezine or any of those famous content farms.

    What do you guys use?
    All my articles are first posted on my own blog and once they have been indexed by Google, I place that same article on EZine Articles. My last paragraph is always my (EZA) resource box, and from there I link back to another highly relevant article or page on my blog.
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  • Profile picture of the author orvn
    I'm seeing a LOT LESS Ezine results in SERPs.

    I had two strong articles about antiviruses up there that ranked on page 1 for a few search terms and they both dropped off to below page 5.

    Don't get me wrong, there's good content up there sometimes, but a lot of the time there's some well-SEO'd but poorly written stuff there too. I think they were hit hard with the panda update?

    My Squidoo articles are fine. Right now I've just been posting to my own sites, blogs and guest blogging to avert Panda problems, but I'd like to know what everyone else is looking at as a solution..

    I put my really good stuff on Google's Knol Knol - a unit of knowledge: share what you know, publish your expertise.
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  • Profile picture of the author jonnyhardbaked
    I think you should only worry writing a good quality and unique articles. Submitting it to article submission sites is not a big problem, you can submit your article to another article submission site the moment you see your article's ranking dropped.
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  • Profile picture of the author xxxJamesxxx
    Where do you post your good articles after the panda?
    On my own sites

    James
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