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Editing an existing EA article

by MJ Schaefer
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Hi, I have a quick question regarding Ezinearticles.

I wrote an article a couple of years ago which is currently ranked #1 for a reasonably competitive search term.

I would like to re-write the article. However, I'm concerned as to whether this would have any SEO ramifications.

Can anybody enlighten me?

Thanks!
#article #editing #existing
  • Profile picture of the author Jon Alexander
    I'd say do it. As far as I'm aware, search engines LOVE new stuff. And it might also make it harder for someone else to 'dislodge' you.


    just make sure it's unique, of course.
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  • Profile picture of the author godisgood
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    If the percentage shows 30% above then you can use that article in your submissions but make sure you keep the keywords intact.
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  • Profile picture of the author ryanman
    Google only allows 2 articles from ezinearticles for the same search term and not more. If there are already two then either your old article will get replaced or your competition will get replaced.
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  • Profile picture of the author raydp
    Be careful, I made a small change to an article in Ezine articles which means the article has to be reviewed again. You've guessed it, it was rejected.

    It had been there for years and I only altered the URL in the Bio box. It took two rewrites before it was accepted again.

    Ray
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  • Profile picture of the author Ross Kenny
    Just set up another pen name/account and rewrite the article.

    You could do this with all of your articles!!!

    Even better - start putting your content on Web 2.0 properties and build up some links, submitt rss and you'll rank high..

    Enjoy...
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