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How effective are articles?

by TonyAG
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Does submitting ten articles for a single website have a great effect on how much traffic you receive? :confused:
#articles #effective
  • Profile picture of the author nykn43866
    Well I suppose that depends on where you submit them...
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    • Profile picture of the author AlanT
      Originally Posted by nykn43866 View Post

      Well I suppose that depends on where you submit them...
      And the quality of the articles, and quite a few other factors.

      It's a little like asking, "does mexican food taste good?" It depends on a lot of things.

      Good quality articles published on a site that serves the same or closely related market can results in some very nice traffic indeed. Of course, the article must effectively "pre-sell" the reader to the point where they want more.
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  • Profile picture of the author ezybux4u
    Very good question Tony. From my own experience as long as you are submitting unique articles the more articles you get online the better. More direct traffic and back-links. Do beware however, recent changes in Google seems to have made article marketing more difficult, so you may need to fine-tune your methods to suit.
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  • Profile picture of the author TerranceCharles
    Yes it does. I won't say expect a TON of traffic but it all depends on where
    you submit them and how you submit them. Hoping that you already use Ezine
    Articles you can make your articles get more exposure by making them viral.

    I post my ezine article URL's to my Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn etc and even
    submit them to digg and stumbleupon. I take them even further by turning them
    into blog post and sharing it with my list, if the article is unique and share-worthy
    other people will pick up on it. For example my last blog post I created
    from a article I wrote drove in 2800+ unique visitors in 72 hours because most
    people RT'd it on Twitter. So all in all it depends on where and how you post.
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