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Avatar Went Hot: November 19, 2007 - 7:40 pm
Posted By: Wiep 291 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.searchenginejournal.com)
Category: SEO
Distributing articles for the purpose of building links to a site or for that site’s SEO can be a great way to link build and build your site’s authority status. But a good amount of SEO writers tend to take the easy way out of distributing their content, using only article distribution sites for doing so.
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from blogrush 290 days ago #
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Mighty fine advice there.  We too easily give our hard-written content to the "wind" when there are specific and laser-targeted alternatives to mass distribution.

Great post!

from dynamicvb 290 days ago #
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Great article. I hear people all the time telling new people to use Article marketing to build backlinks. I even tried for a while, but then it occurred to me that I'm not seeing any traffic in my logs, so why was I giving away my content so someone else could benefit. This post inspired me to post on my blog about this at http://brucehopkins.net/internet-marketing/why-article-marketing-does-not-work.php


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