I'm always hearing about people comparing between which strategies to use for article marketing, for email marketing, for blogging, for this, for that.

And they get into heated debate about why theirs is better and the other isn't that good. The other party then jumps into the fray and defends it with his life.

Here's my take:
Sometimes, it's just better to do BOTH of the strategies.

Article marketing has a common debate about long articles and short...

Quite a few of my submitted articles have been approved but still haven't got my new batch of articles to play with.

Have made another article that's on my hard drive and waiting for submit!

For most (if not all) of my articles that I'm going to send to EZA, I'm going to be posting them on my own blog first - of course, I'll be submitting a slightly different worded article.

Why waste them huh? Might as well post them and since I'm not going to be doing duplicate content, it's all going to be helpful.

Instead of putting all the articles on EZA and getting them to target me (one way traffic), I should be posting articles on my blog and having EZA target me...

I'm still waiting for EZA to approve my new batch of articles for me to play with.

I've written 2 articles and stored them in my computer. I'll upload them when I get the batch!

As of now, I can't submit any new articles because I've hit the limit of my submissions. I'll be posting and sticking new articles on my hard drive.

Once they give me a new batch, I'll fly with it.

One thing I've learnt about Internet Marketing so far is that using Article Marketing to send traffic to sales page isn't the best thing to do.

It's to send either to a pre-sales page (like a review page, a testimonial page) or a squeeze page.

Depending...