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by Jeff Baxter
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by Jeffery Baxter View Post

    I would want them to submit my articles to my blog, ezine articles ...
    You're going to give someone else your EZA account password? :confused:

    Or have them post in an account of theirs, with the risk that later you may possibly not be able to access your own articles (e.g. to change the resource-boxes/links, if it ever becomes necessary, as it sometimes can do for reasons entirely outside your own control). :confused:

    Be very careful (especially these days!) that you don't fall foul of EZA's terms of service by using more than one account.

    Originally Posted by Jeffery Baxter View Post

    and blast to a few hundred article directories such as with AMR.
    That part's less risky, perhaps, Jeff, but also far less rewarding. The only benefit will be backlinks, and they'll all be non-context-relevant, PR-0 backlinks. One decent context-relevant blog comment, for example, can easily be worth 50,000+ of those backlinks, in link-juice terms. But good luck, if you try it.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jeff Baxter
      Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

      You're going to give someone else your EZA account password? :confused:

      Or have them post in an account of theirs, with the risk that later you may possibly not be able to access your own articles (e.g. to change the resource-boxes/links, if it ever becomes necessary, as it sometimes can do for reasons entirely outside your own control). :confused:

      Be very careful (especially these days!) that you don't fall foul of EZA's terms of service by using more than one account.



      That part's less risky, perhaps, Jeff, but also far less rewarding. The only benefit will be backlinks, and they'll all be non-context-relevant, PR-0 backlinks. One decent context-relevant blog comment, for example, can easily be worth 50,000+ of those backlinks, in link-juice terms. But good luck, if you try it.
      Good food for thought Alexa. Thanks a bunch!

      Jeff
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  • Profile picture of the author davidfstyles
    I'm assuming you're wanting backlinks to help with your SEO? If so, I've had good results with Unique Article Wizard.

    David.
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