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Are you allowed to do this in Ezine?

by Kan
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I just got done rewriting some PLR product reviews. I had a plan to submit to Ezine with a redirect link (first domain link) to the product. I'm hearing this is against the rules? Is that true?
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  • Profile picture of the author David Jackson
    Originally Posted by Kan View Post

    I just got done rewriting some PLR product reviews. I had a plan to submit to Ezine with a redirect link (first domain link) to the product. I'm hearing this is against the rules? Is that true?
    Is it against the rules? You need to check with EZA.

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  • Profile picture of the author getsmartt
    EZA hates anything PLR, OK maybe hate is a strong word, lets say that they have a strong dislike for anything PLR, they do not accept it on their site, and in most cases do not accept any articles that link to any PLR content.
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    What I would do is create a web page of your own that has all the affiliate links on it with some more details about each item. Also try to capture the name and email address of each visitor BEFORE you send them on to the product.

    In the article you post to the Ezines say for more details see and link to YOUR webpage NOT an affiliate link. Just make sure that the page you are referring them to DOES offer more valuable details.
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  • Profile picture of the author Istvan Horvath
    Originally Posted by Kan View Post

    I just got done rewriting some PLR product reviews. I had a plan to submit to Ezine with a redirect link (first domain link) to the product. I'm hearing this is against the rules? Is that true?
    Now putting aside the PLR issue, which should be discussed separately... I am just wondering WHY this thread was started.

    Make no mistake, I understand if a new member is asking questions or would like clarifications on something that might be difficult to understand.

    However, if you sign up to a website (I assume you did it at EZA) always read the TOS. Always, no exception. Don't go by "I heard..." BS.
    READ! ==> EzineArticles.com Terms of Service for Authors
    More: ==> Editorial Guidelines For Submitting Quality Articles To EzineArticles.com
    + other relevant links on the site.

    Get the info you need from the source not from "hearsay".

    This kind of threads always end up with nonsense post by other newcomers who "think" or "guess" what the answer would be. Then somebody is going to quote it as "fact" from experts at the WF... and the urban myth is born.
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