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How to use Ezine articles in post?

by Jeremy James
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Hey guys,

I found a few ezine articles I wanted to use on my blog, but, I had a couple of questions.

1. What is the proper way to use an Ezine article? Do I rewrite it, pay for it, give credit to ezinearticle.com, or what?

2. How many Ezinearticles is considered too much in relation to my own content?

3. I know that on Market Samurai you can see how many times a particular article has been used. Does having an article that has been used multiple times help or harm your blog's traffic and ranking?

Thanks.

Jeremy
#articles #ezine #post
  • Profile picture of the author TashaR
    Hey Jeremy,

    The terms of service for publishers (you) wanting to use Ezine articles on your own website can be found on the ezine website under "for publishers" and then "terms of service". They are pretty self explanatory and will cover your first question.

    Your own fresh content is always valuable - I believe tou should use as much of it as possible!!

    Tasha
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  • Profile picture of the author David
    Originally Posted by Jeremy James View Post

    Hey guys,

    I found a few ezine articles I wanted to use on my blog, but, I had a couple of questions.

    1. What is the proper way to use an Ezine article? Do I rewrite it, pay for it, give credit to ezinearticle.com, or what?

    2. How many Ezinearticles is considered too much in relation to my own content?

    3. I know that on Market Samurai you can see how many times a particular article has been used. Does having an article that has been used multiple times help or harm your blog's traffic and ranking?

    Thanks.

    Jeremy
    Usually the article has the rules for reprinting or republishing built right into the resource box.

    More than once I was submitting my own stuff and caught someone elses that I wanted to use (and did)

    I always link back to the article thinking "do unto others"

    I want someone that uses my content that I spent or invested my time into to link back to me, so I link back to every article I use.
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    David Bruce Jr of Frederick Web Promotions
    Lawyer Local SEO - |

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  • Profile picture of the author David
    Originally Posted by Jeremy James View Post

    Hey guys,

    I found a few ezine articles I wanted to use on my blog, but, I had a couple of questions.

    1. What is the proper way to use an Ezine article? Do I rewrite it, pay for it, give credit to ezinearticle.com, or what?

    2. How many Ezinearticles is considered too much in relation to my own content?

    3. I know that on Market Samurai you can see how many times a particular article has been used. Does having an article that has been used multiple times help or harm your blog's traffic and ranking?

    Thanks.

    Jeremy
    Usually the article has the rules for reprinting or republishing built right into the resource box.

    More than once I was submitting my own stuff and caught someone elses that I wanted to use (and did)

    I always link back to the article thinking "do unto others"

    I want someone that uses my content that I spent or invested my time into to link back to me, so I link back to every article I use.
    Signature

    David Bruce Jr of Frederick Web Promotions
    Lawyer Local SEO - |

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