How do you SEO you articles in ezinearticles.com

Just build links to it like normal. Treat it as your website.. errrr webpage.

If you've done your keyword research properly, there is no need to build backlinks to any article directory article. If you haven't do it.

Why, oh why would you want to backlink to articles that are not your own property. (Yes, I know you intelectually own it, but you don't own the directory). Instead build the backlinks to your OWN sites.

Best wishes,
Sylvia

I agree with Aaron, Sylvia and Matt above in most regards.

For instance, I put articles on page one with no backlinks all the time, although, if you have the time and wherewithall, developing backlinks is a more complete option.

If you do your keyword research right, there are only a few more things you need to do in your article. Newbies can consider the following method an a,b,c way to rank your articles highly.

1 - Put the keyword phrase as early in the title and first sentence as possible, and as late in the last sentence of the body.

2 - Use the keyword roughly 1.5% of the time in your body, NO MORE! Ex> 5 or 6 times in a 400 word article, 4 or 5 times in a 300 word article, etc.

3 - Get your LSI researched words list and use as many as possible sprinkled throughout.

4* - Here is one thing I do that works wonders that I have not seen many people talk about. Put LSI words relating to your keyword phrase AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO YOUR KEYWORD PHRASE. Google understands LSI (obviously), but ALSO lends greater power when these words are NEAR the main keyword phrase. The shorter the distance the spiders have to crawl to find two or three highly relevant words or phrases that help the reader relate to the keyword topic, the better. (I have also found I rank consistently higher than others for these LSI words themselves when they are bunched together.)

5 - Google likes longer titles that are "catchy" and have LSI words more than a short 3 word title. "Natural Dog Food - Holistic Pet Food Secrets Your Vet Does Not Want You to Know About!" works wayyyy better for ranking purposes than "Natural Dog Food".

It really is that easy. Also I have found that regardless of the topic, 400 to 500 word articles seem to rank higher. I don't know if others have found this to be true, but my findings are heavily slanted toward the above "formula".

After you get into a groove writing a few articles in this way, you will find it comes as second nature and you can punch out quality articles that rank with little to no other work (backlinks) in 15 to 20 minutes.

Hope this helps.

The main aspect of article writing or article submission is, one should write good and unique content having good relevant keyword embedded in it. After writing that, one should submit it in good dofollow article sites, if done that one need not to worry about the promotion of the article, it would automatically get cached by search engines.
Well, if someone really wants to promote an article, one should promote it the same way as he/she promotes a site.

Well, just do it in the same way as you do SEO not in ezinearticles. You have to do link building and other SEO campaign.

1. make your article strictly relevant to your targeted keywords (inclusion on title, url, used as anchor text, mentioned on the first paragraph).
2. you don't really need to build links to it, because it would look spammy. But the best ways to build links to your ezine articles is through:
- promoting it on relevant forum topics
- Q&A sites like Yahoo Answers
- submitting your Ezinearticle's RSS feed to RSS directories

Anyway, without links, articles from Ezine can naturally build its rank on SERPs, given that the site has a fast crawl rate and a good internal linking structure. You just have to be smart with your keyword placements on the article.

Do more SEO on your link in ezinearticle like a typical SEO, and aqcuire more quality backlink.

Ezine won't allow you to stuff keywords, so don't worry about that, first off worry about the article's optimization.
- Is a long tail keyword used?
- How many times does the primary keyword get searched?
- What is the competition like for the primary keyword?
- Do you have any secondary keywords?
- How many times do these secondary keywords get searched?

Then it's just a case of building backlinks
- Blog Commenting
- Forum Profiles
- Forum sig-links

Then you should start to see some good internal linking from ezine