How do you write an article without getting unnatural penalty?

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Hi, how do you guys write articles with links with the anchor text you want to rank without the risk of google tell it's unnatural?

Let's say you have a site where folks can sell their cars and you want to rank to the keyword "used cars" or "sell car".

I can't think of a way of write an article (or more than one) and not seem fake.
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  • Profile picture of the author serryjw
    It sounds like you are writing for Google not your target audience. Yes, Google will penalize you for it. Write quality content and G will love you.
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    • Profile picture of the author alfarroba
      Originally Posted by serryjw View Post

      It sounds like you are writing for Google not your target audience. Yes, Google will penalize you for it. Write quality content and G will love you.
      Sure i am. My website is not an info website, it's an utility site, a store, like i said, on the "used car" niche.

      And, by checking links of competitors, it's obvious that they also wrote or bought articles, links and grey hat stuff.
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      • Profile picture of the author serryjw
        You asked, I answered. Forget your competition. WHAT does your target audience want to know about used cars?
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        • Profile picture of the author alfarroba
          Ok, let's say "world chrisis" is what makes folks interested on used cars. Now, if i write an article anywhere with the anchor text "used cars" i'm almost certain that i going to be slapped, even though in my opinion it's not unnatural...
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  • Profile picture of the author Samuel Adams
    Originally Posted by alfarroba View Post

    write articles with links with the anchor text you want to rank without the risk of google tell it's unnatural?
    So let's assume you are posting these articles on external sites such as guest posting on blogs and article directories. If that's so, you're likely going to run into artificial backlinking penalties. Google can smell fake backlinking, as usually the person posting the articles will use the exact same anchor text every time. Do so at your own risk.
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  • Profile picture of the author netanel23
    You don't, don't post links on article sites from article directories. That's an old technique that triggers penalties these days.

    Sorry!
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  • Profile picture of the author McKattry
    If you insist on doing it, you need to vary the anchor text drastically. Your going to want 'click here' yoursitename.com and 'cars' or 'this great site/ etc.Different people use different anchor text, so if you want it to look natural, you'd better use different text too. This guy has got a great 'spin' on it. (Yeah, bad pun I know). Advanced Article Spinning Techniques With The Best Spinner It might be better to avoid that kind of marketing though as the others suggest if for no other reason than that Google is getting better and better at sniffing out the fakers.
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  • Profile picture of the author Assignmentwriter
    don't post link in article body put your link in author bio.
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