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Ezine Republish Examples? Click through rates

by cheapskatemate
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Hi,

Does anyone have any examples of articles from ezinearticles that have been republished elsewhere on quality websites? I'm interested to see some examples of the sort of work that other people like.

Also, what sort of click through rates are common? I have 29 articles live. My average CTR is 2.9%.

My best CTRs are 22.1% (15 / 68) and 16.5% (30 / 182). Browsing these articles, what I've noticed about them is that they look relatively tidy (my older articles are a mess!), use numbered lists to get their points across, and contain links that take the reader to further information on the article's subject matter.

Regards,

Cheapskate.
#click #examples #ezine #rates #republish
  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by cheapskatemate View Post

    Does anyone have any examples of articles from ezinearticles that have been republished elsewhere on quality websites?
    Hi Cheapskate - I think it's asking a lot for Warriors writing for syndication to disclose their niches.

    Originally Posted by cheapskatemate View Post

    I'm interested to see some examples of the sort of work that other people like.
    No example, but here's a "general description of the type" from someone who's had many hundreds of articles syndicated to many thousands of sites, if that helps.

    Originally Posted by cheapskatemate View Post

    My best CTRs are ...
    When you say "best", I think you mean "highest"? They're actually two very different things.

    I know it's tempting to imagine that "more traffic" means "more income", but I'm afraid imagining it to be true doesn't necessarily make it so. I consistently earn more, now, from articles that have an average CTR around half of what I used to have a year and a half ago.

    Don't assume that increasing your CTR is going to increase your income. It's not nearly as simple as that. Sometimes even the exact opposite can be true.
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