Where else can I submit my article after...

Convert it into a pdf and submit it to...

Scribd
Docstoc
Welcome! - eSnips
Issuu - You Publish
Calaméo

Hope this helps.

Chris

You can also convert it to audio and submit it podcast sites.

Please don't take this the wrong way, ok? I intend it helpfully, not critically.

Your premise is slightly mistaken, in that you're assuming that the more "places" (whatever they are) you submit your content, the better it will be? This is a great oversimplification.

Bear in mind that "article directories" are very different from other, non-directory, article submission sites (including the Web 2.0 ones you mention). Even those are significantly different from each other, and sometimes in ways that directly affects the answer to the exact question you're asking.

For example, Squidoo, Blogger and Weebly (none of them an article directory, of course) have totally different terms of service.

The short answers to what you're asking are actually "no" for Squidoo, "yes" for Weebly, and something more complicated than either for Blogger. But this, in itself, isn't actually helpful to you, at all, I think - and doesn't tell you what you really need to know, here.

Respectfully, I think it will help you to have a clear picture of what an article directory is, how they work and why article marketers use them, and to understand exactly what it is you're hoping to gain from each the various different places to which you seem to want to submit your articles (some of which, if you'll excuse the observation, I wouldn't touch, myself). Because understanding this, and related issues, will both illustrate the answers to the questions you're asking here and enable you to answer others which will arise.

I think posts #2 and #6 of this thread may orientate you a little: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ries-work.html

I know I'm making it sound "more difficult", but the reality is that without appreciating some of these things, one's going to end up in this sort of trouble, confusing mass submission/publication with other methods, and not understand what one's done wrong.

It would be a great shame to see you simply aiming for "the most widespread submission possible", by using software for automated mass-submissions, like all the people who end up starting those hundreds of threads here called "Article Marketing Is Dead"!

(And the PDF-sharing sites Chris mentions above are also a good idea!).

1.) Get Article Marketing Robot
2.) Sign up at Blog Networks (like Authority Link Network etc.)
3.) Get Senuke or similar SEO software and use the articles there too
4.) ?
5.) Profit!

Here's a list of article directory sites which you can submit to.

List Of Top 50 Article Directories By Traffic, PageRank

I personally use Article Marketing Robot which does it all for me, but if you're going manual this should keep you busy.

All the best.

My understanding is that article submission is passe. After the panda update last year article sites like ezinearticles went straight down the SERP toile. Article submission is just not effective anymore.

Have you tried Magic Submitter? It is a bit pricey but really good when it comes to submitting content

Hi Moneyland, one thing you should know is that most article directories are demanding for original, non-duplicate contents, so you can't just submit one article to many article directories.

Another reason why you shouldn't do this is because Google knows how to discount links on duplicate content. So most of your links won't be passing any link juice.

For a list of article directories, download the attached file. It also contains submission guidelines (i.e. minimum words, number of links allowed etc.).

You should take your content and convert them into Youtube videos. Ever considered that?