I understand that Ezines are a good way to build up incoming links since each one that is published on another web site has your link in it.
What I would like to know is what is the best way to make use of a Ezine to promote a specific hub? Do you write a short teaser with a link to the full hub? Do you write a full article on a subject with a link to your related hub? I would like to try using Ezines but I would like to do it the right way to get the best bang for my virtual bucks. Thanks
I would think a related article with your resouce carrying your HP url would be good. Also, advertising with Ezines can carry your url. Best thing to keep in mind is the # of subscribers, cost and maybe the page rank.
what cost?
i was just reading this...
http://makecashwriting.com/writers-spot … o-publish/
thanks sunforged,
I was just looking at ezines as well and your article was very informational
Interesting - the first time I've seen anything negative about Ezine Articles.
MyWebs, my understanding is that most people who talk about using ezines for promotion are actually talking about EzineArticles.com, not ezines in general.
It costs nothing to write there, but you don't get paid for your articles either. The articles are free for anyone to copy on to their blog, so the idea is that your article gets replicated, with your links, all over the net (giving you lots of backlinks).
What I've noticed is that the articles often get copied without the "resource box" (which is the only place where you're allowed to post links). That's against EzineArticles TOS but it's hard to police. One of mine is doing the rounds of the belly dance community in school newsletters, and I'm getting no benefit from it at all.
Yes Marisa. EzineArticles.com is exactly what I was thinking about when I asked this question.
I would be po'd if I found my article and no link. I would probably spend the time to fight them on principal alone. If this happens a lot maybe I'm better off leaving this resource alone as I would be in a eternal content fight.
Thanks
An interesting well written article.
I agree that it is a little harder with Ezine articles these days.
However all a person has to do is adjust to changes.
Almost all my articles do just as well as the next one.
I am in the belief that Ezine will be a very good tool for years to come.
Dale
I wrote the article (Nice to see it up Sunforged - thanks!) I had in mind to write about the advantages and disadvantages of Ezine, but it just came out a bit negative, lol. Basically, I think Ezine is fine, just not as good as it used to be. I've noticed lately that eHow articles now appear frequently on the serps in the top spots. I guess some of what I wrote shows my frustration at always being asked to write the same things for the same venue - it just gets boring. And there are other good article marketing options that many don't seem to consider.
lol, as I mentioned, I was just reading it (because, it was just published..seemed relevant)! Im a couple of days behind on just about everything, even had to skip out on the hubs contest today so sorry about the delay in getting it live.
Some ezines can charge for running a ad whereas others are free. Depends on the quality and popularity of the ezine and advertising is also their $$ generating method used.
Edit - thought you were talking about Ezines and not Ezine Articles lol never mind what I said.
I was about to write I didn't get you and would you like to explain but after clicking the reply button, I saw the edit part and your post make some sense to me now but still not getting it completely.
Hi UH ezines aka e-magazines ...sometimes accept articles related to their ezine or go to the article repository, Ezine Articles to get a article. Either way, both leave opportunity to leave our HP url in the Resource box at the end of article with our url. Contacting Ezine owners thru their ezines to request advertising on the ezine can be done n may range from $20 + but would recommend, check # of circulation, cost and page rank. these ads would be little blurbs like classifieds with our url. Hope that helps clear up any confusion.
Hi DS!
That was helpful. Can be a great marketing tool.
@Marisa - you are right about the resource box getting chopped out a lot of times when people use the articles. Another thing I've seen is people just using a blurb of the article with a "read more" link that goes back to ezines.
I have several articles that seem to stay in their "most published" list, but I haven't seen a related amount of backlinks from it.
But I'm still an advocate, I think ezinearticles is a good tool to use.
GA
Thanks everyone for your responses. I guess I didn't ask my question clearly enough or something as only 1 person briefly touched on what I actually wanted to know. Thanks Dame Scribe.
Still I did learn they may not be worth it if others are cutting out the links. So why bother?
MyWebs, there's now a Wordpress plugin called "Guest Blogger" which lets people automatically add EzineArticles to their blogs. When it first came out, it was leaving the resource box out (grrrrr...) but I emailed the developer and it's now fixed.
If the plugin becomes popular, we could see the articles being used properly more often.
I make very good coin using Ezine as probably my number one tool.
Its all a matter of so many things though. Picking proper keywords, catchy titles. Keeping the article interesting enough to have people so they just have to click through to your website or what ever.
I have ezine articles with thousands and thousands of views. I have some with thousands of click throughs.
I even have a couple articles with over 100 000 views with a click through rate of over 50 percent.
The thing is a few articles wont get you much, lots of articles will get you a lot more.
This week since monday I have published 27 articles on Ezine and honestly thats a slow week for me.
Its not unlike Hubpages there are great Hubs, good hubs and absolutely crappy hubs.
I have written a number of hubs on Ezine articles and honestly am working on a hub on how I do make money using blogging, Ezine and hubpages.
Dale
My niece from New Mexico wrote and Ezine about bicycling, for off the road bicyclers. She never made much at all from it, and it gradually ate up too much time...it wasn't cost effective, timewise, if you get what I mean...I think publishing on the web is like that now. It's hard to make a buck unless you have a specific product to sell.
Dale, I think, is the exception to the rule and VERY GOOD at what he does.
I havn't used ezine articles as much as I should but I do remember Wordplay saying that he has had around 700,000 visitors to his hubs from ezine articles. Wordplay has a lot of hubs and a lot of ezinearticles, of course.
I also remember Lizzie Sowerbutt saying she was advised by Courtney Tuttle to write one article per two hubs (each article allows 2 links).
My problem is my writing speed. It can take me all day to produce a couple of ezine articles and I have to ask myself if I wouldn't be better off just relying on Hubpages already excellent SEO.
Dont get me wrong. There are other players out there. Article Base, Goarticles but Ezine is one of the best.
The thing is I am going to continue that money can still be made using article marketing.
I gave up buying the magic potions a long time ago. I pay for hosting, I pay for List building (Aweber), I buy domain names but other then a few other small things thats where I spend my money.
These are tools that will be needed to make money online.
Dale
I write a few articles on ezine, I tend to not get much more out of it than a PR one backlink though, I never spend enough time on them to create noteworthy content though.
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