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eZine and multiple articles on different topics

by cjed2061
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Is there any risk to my credibility as an article writer if I submit multiple articles on different topics to eZine and other article directories?
#articles #ezine #multiple #topics
  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    • Profile picture of the author cjed2061
      Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

      Opinions will differ, but I believe there is.

      Why not just use one pen-name per niche, as so many affiliate marketers do, and not have to worry about it?
      Ok good. So I can keep the same account with eZine and others but just use a bunch of different pen names?
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        • Profile picture of the author ezine_platinum.author
          Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

          Yes - EZA will certainly let you use many different pen-names, and I think most other article directories will, too. Just be careful to use the appropriate pen-names on the appropriate websites, too: it takes a little bit of "keeping track" to remember which names you're using.
          I totally agree with Alexa It is imperative to remember the different pen names. Also, appropriate pen names are essential to build a positive brand image..!!

          All the best..!!
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  • Profile picture of the author Mike Long
    I agree with Alexa.

    I've always been a strong proponent of building your author authority in one niche - no more than two. Otherwise you come off as either:

    1. A jack of all trades, master of none
    2. An internet marketer
    3. Or BOTH

    Definitely work with pen names and make sure you go in-depth into a niche before moving on to the next one. I believe the scatter shot approach will continue to fade as competition increases exponentially.

    ~Mike
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    • Profile picture of the author cjed2061
      Originally Posted by Mike Long View Post

      I agree with Alexa.


      ...make sure you go in-depth into a niche before moving on to the next one. I believe the scatter shot approach will continue to fade as competition increases exponentially.

      ~Mike
      I've wondered about this Mike. I've been hearing of all these fancy new "automated site creation" programs. I've been under the impression that Google really like good original content. I just can't understand how a person can have 200 web sites that all contain good info. I think I'm going to say the course and build up my tiny collection of sites and move on slowly.
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