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Syndicate articles?

by charliesheen
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What is the correct way of syndicating articles?

lets say that I have articles on my review page, should I take the exact one and upload it on Ezine or should I re-write it(spinned)
#articles #syndicate
  • Profile picture of the author VufVuf
    I think this post by Alexa Smith sums it up pretty good:
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  • Profile picture of the author AnniePot
    Here are some previous threads which will help you:

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  • Profile picture of the author MikeTucker
    Originally Posted by charliesheen View Post

    What is the correct way of syndicating articles?

    lets say that I have articles on my review page, should I take the exact one and upload it on Ezine or should I re-write it(spinned)
    Well Charlie,
    I already know you can write some good ****, if you can stay away from that crack pipe, you crazy sorcerer.

    So, one of the skills you are really going to have to learn and master is the ability to create and maintain long-term relationships.

    Yeah, I know, it sounds like an oxymoron, but those of us who don't drink tiger-blood have known long relationships are real for quite a while.

    Because, the "syndication strategy" really is about building a network of people who are happy to syndicate your content for you, all the way from the tiger-infested jungles to Mars.



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    • Profile picture of the author Tyke
      Originally Posted by MikeTucker View Post

      Well Charlie,
      I already know you can write some good ****, if you can stay away from that crack pipe, you crazy sorcerer.

      So, one of the skills you are really going to have to learn and master is the ability to create and maintain long-term relationships.

      Yeah, I know, it sounds like an oxymoron, but those of us who don't drink tiger-blood have known long relationships are real for quite a while.

      Because, the "syndication strategy" really is about building a network of people who are happy to syndicate your content for you, all the way from the tiger-infested jungles to Mars.



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      And how do you go about finding these people? I'd love to get my articles out to a wider audience (and as a result hopefully bringing me in more money), so would appreciate any info you could provide.

      Thanks,
      Ray
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      • Profile picture of the author travlinguy
        Originally Posted by Tyke View Post

        And how do you go about finding these people? I'd love to get my articles out to a wider audience (and as a result hopefully bringing me in more money), so would appreciate any info you could provide.

        Thanks,
        Ray
        Find out who the authority writers are in your market and then do a search on them. Most of the sites where their articles appear are likely to accept syndicated material. I've gone 18 pages deep in Google on a single author and kept finding more great places to post my stuff. Also check the resource and link pages on these sites because they often point to more sites that take syndicated articles as well.
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        • Profile picture of the author Tyke
          Originally Posted by travlinguy View Post

          Find out who the authority writers are in your market and then do a search on them. Most of the sites where their articles appear are likely to accept syndicated material. I've gone 18 pages deep in Google on a single author and kept finding more great places to post my stuff. Also check the resource and link pages on these sites because they often point to more sites that take syndicated articles as well.
          Thanks for the info - I'll get looking!
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  • Profile picture of the author travlinguy
    Syndicating articles isn't a "quick hit" strategy that lends itself to spinning or scraping or spamming. It requires top quality, informative writing that adds value to the sites that accept the articles.
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
      Hard to add much to the above, but I would like to add a clarification...

      When you upload an article to a directory like EZA, you are not actually "syndicating your article." You are making it available for syndication by other webmasters and ezine publishers.

      Picky? Maybe.

      But it gives you another perspective when faced with vendors offering to "syndicate your article to x,xxx sites for $0.12."
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  • Profile picture of the author aaaa33030
    Originally Posted by charliesheen View Post

    What is the correct way of syndicating articles?

    lets say that I have articles on my review page, should I take the exact one and upload it on Ezine or should I re-write it(spinned)
    Google penalizes for duplicate content. It might affect your pagerank
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    • Profile picture of the author Ord Allenbea
      No google does not - Duplicate content - Webmaster Tools Help

      As for page rank it means nothing.

      Originally Posted by aaaa33030 View Post

      Google penalizes for duplicate content. It might affect your pagerank
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Originally Posted by aaaa33030 View Post

      Google penalizes for duplicate content.
      This is utter nonsense.

      Google says so expressly in many places. On websites, on videos. It says so on the beaches and in the hills. It says so on the land, at sea, and in the air. And on Google's WebMaster Central Blog, it says the words "Google will not penalize your site for duplicate content".

      Rhetorical question, but why is it always Warriors with the letters "SEO" in their usernames, sig-files or avatars who post this nonsense?
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      • Profile picture of the author Ord Allenbea
        Because scarcity is the only way to sell their seo services.

        Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

        This is utter nonsense.

        Google says so expressly in many places. On websites, on videos. It says so on the beaches and in the hills. It says so on the land, at sea, and in the air. And on Google's WebMaster Central Blog, it says the words "Google will not penalize your site for duplicate content".

        Rhetorical question, but why is it always Warriors with the letters "SEO" in their usernames, sig-files or avatars who post this nonsense?
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      • Profile picture of the author Nicola Lane
        Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

        Rhetorical question, but why is it always Warriors with the letters "SEO" in their usernames, sig-files or avatars who post this nonsense?
        Comments like that from "SEO experts" are so useful though. It makes researching whether they know what they are doing so easy!
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    • Profile picture of the author Griffin Smith
      Originally Posted by aaaa33030 View Post

      Google penalizes for duplicate content. It might affect your pagerank
      Syndicated content is not Duplicate content.
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    • Profile picture of the author J Bold
      Originally Posted by aaaa33030 View Post

      Google penalizes for duplicate content. It might affect your pagerank
      Take that SEO pic off your profile, man.

      You don't deserve it.

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    • Profile picture of the author Gabby12
      Originally Posted by aaaa33030 View Post

      Google penalizes for duplicate content. It might affect your pagerank
      There always has to be one to start the bs:rolleyes:
      This has been debated to death, do a bit of reading.
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