Web 2.0 articles advice

any takers?

Three link should be fine if the article is long enough. I wouldn't re-publish duplicate content, they will get sandboxed.

Sounds like you have a good strategy though. Keep up the good work

In a web 2.0 you use a 3 links one is body part and 2 is author bio so this is best way to promotion and also not a spam for our content...

Go for guest blogging on a few quality and authority sites.. and you'll come to know the difference in a few months.

Web 2.0 sites are sites where people can interact such as a blog, social bookmarking sites, forums etc, as opposed to a site where you can just read content like a press release.

The articles you submit to other sites should be different than the ones you are going to post on your own site.

The links allowed depend on where you are going to submit them to. I would not include any external links. Make sure you vary the anchor text you use that links back to your site in each article

Good places to post are:
Tumblr
posterous.com/
Squidoo : Welcome to Squidoo
www. weebly.com/

There are many others.

Good luck

Sandy

Hi,

they are all written by hand, i don't really agree with article spinning, changing it all around to make it look different! just leads to lots of repetitive spam!

Thanks for your reply

Ross-IT Blog | A topnotch WordPress.com site

Created a wordpress blog, and posted on my blog, is this the right sort of thing?

obviously my niche is computer repair orrientated

Ross

bummmmp

You can post the same content on all your Web 2.0s. This is called Content Syndication and all the big boys are do it however Squidoo are making a change to their ToS from April 1st where they won't accept duplicate content, even if you are the author.

I believe Hubpages already operates in this manner.

You can post the same content on all your Web 2.0s. This is called Content Syndication and all the big boys are do it however Squidoo are making a change to their ToS from April 1st where they won't accept duplicate content, even if you are the author.

I believe Hubpages already operates in this manner.

Sorry for the duplicate post. It's not irony - I promise

Web 2.0 sites in SEO refer to sites where people are able to interact with each other such as in blog commenting and forum posting sites. Press Release, however, provides authentic information in a readable format only.

To your question related to article submission, firstly, I would suggest you to keep 3 links provided your article is of a substantial length of at least 400 words. The anchor text of each link must vary. Most importantly, you cannot reproduce the same content in your article as seen in your website itself. The content must vary. I would suggest you to either write fresh content or spin your articles and add a few new points here and there such that you are left with fresh and unique articles ready to be submitted.

Article submission relies more on the quality of the matter produced rather than the quantity of articles. This means that 4-5 UNIQUE articles which are remarkably written would be more than enough to give your site quality back links in comparison to 40 poorly written articles (which by the way, could lead your site and its traffic into devastation).

Note: don't include any external links in your articles.

So many peeps are scared of Content Syndication and missing out on some absolutely easy ways to backlink and build traffic.

Use relevant web 2.0 blogs, and you will see some nice results within few month, don't expect results in some days. It need a little of patience

im going to increase the number of web2 blog sites i use from 4 to about 10, and use the same articles on all of them, for syndication purposes, thanks for sharing guys appreciate the knowledge!

Building links with unique and content is always the best thing to do to avoid your site from being penalized for duplicate content. Web 2.0s can make your unique content viral and you can get a good amount of direct traffic. Also, I wouldn't put too many links in an article to avoid footprint.