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| where can you post articles? Hi everyone Like other people in many threads, I am trying to get free advertising for my webdesign site. A few people have mentioned writing articles. I would be happy to do this, but im not sure what sites I should be submitting them to. Any ideas?      |
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11-17-2004, 06:14 PM
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| What you are looking for are called "article banks". I've written an article on them, and have about 20 links to banks after the article. Enjoy! http://www.ArticleBanks.com title of the article is Article Banks are Internet Gold. One of the things not listed in the article is that by contributing articles to the banks, having them places in ezines or on web sites, you are also requesting an active link to your site. So if you choose enough highly rated banks sites, or your article are posted on highly ranked ezine/web sites, this may help you with your sites rankings.
__________________ Best of success and lots of joy, Maria Marsala __________________________________________________ ____________ Business Builder, Trainer, Author, and former Wall Street Trader Powering-UP service businesses and the women who own them! Visit http://www.ElevatingYourBusiness.com and subscribe SIMPLE Business Steps Ezine. |
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11-18-2004, 07:47 PM
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| Re: Where to post articles Think about WHO your target customers are and where they'd hang out on the Internet. THAT's where to post -- where they'll see them. Google for "article banks" and include "small business" or whatever best defines where you want to search and submit to those places. Yahoo has tons. Check out other articles that are posted to get a feel for the format and how to write out your permission to use your article and your resource box at the bottom. Remember -- your article must be error-free and it must be interesting/helpful or no one will want to use it in their newsletter or on their site. But your articles must show you as the expert in your field -- that's the point of writing them. Think about topics that people want to know about-- The top 10 things that make a website great, what annoys website visitors, why every business must have a website, etc. Good luck! Diane The business writer who helps people grow their small business http://www.BouncePublishing.com |
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