If you have a hub and have a small how to section or could turn it into one, would it be a good idea to create a how to article at EHow for backlink purposes?
I'm looking for feedback from some people who use ehow.
From what I understand, eHow is a good earning opportunity in its own right (provided you're an American resident).
eHow resource links are "no follow". I haven't seen a huge increase of traffic yet from ehow, but I have made .32 cents in just 3 days of joining (spent an hour maybe writing a few easy articles).
I get a decent amount of traffic from eHow. I am not a huge fan of eHow right now though. Almost every other time I work on an article with them, the article gets "bugged" and is "unavailable" for some period of time. My last one was unavailable for more than a week.
eHow is great for backlinks and I made a little bit of money from it, but nothing to write home about (yet).
I will use them a lot more if they could fix their submission issues.
ehow article links are nofollow ( they are NOT backlinks)
ehow profile links are dofollow
Didn't realize they were nofollow. When I looked the first time it seemed they were dofollow, but you're right they are not. I guess I'll look into Ehow some other time then.
Can you insert links in the body of the text at Ehow? Or are they allowed only in the resources section.
You can insert them only in your profile.
If you put links in your article to make money from any other place they will delete your article.
Based on your honest telling of your experience Deborah, I don't think I'll bother to go there.
Hi Earnest....You're right. Several people including myself..(during a so called "Glitch" another one that caused no one to get paid) asked why not..just to be told we had violated a term of use and would no longer be allowed to write for them and would not be paid at all...
They also began to delete articles that were based on any non-christian view and stated they had to delete them because they weren't based on fact. On the forum I stated that no religion is fact as far as being able to prove them..after that 5 of my articles were deleted.
If you look under their religion directory there are over 3,000 Christian articles which is more then all the other religions combined.
They also rearranged their search so that if you are looking for anything on religion/beliefs all the Christian articles pop up first and you have to go page after page to find non-christian articles.
I think they are only in the resource box. I am not sure about the no-follow thing. I do know that I get quite a few hits on my hubs that came from EHow, so do-follow or no-follow, it can generate traffic.
From EHOW
sub-sub-category
* Christianity (3,186)
* Spirituality (876)
* Catholic (656)
* Wiccan & Pagan (394)
* Judaism (341)
* Witchcraft (202)
* Buddhism (179)
* Islam (131)
Thanks for that information everyone thats one site I will not be using. If I hadn't read all these comments would have wasted my time there. So thanks for the info
I wrote 45 money making articles for them..15 were deleted..then when they owed me $500.00 they said I violated a term of use (they didn't say what) and deleted all my articles..and didn't pay me.
If they did 10 people this way..they get to keep their share of the money plus yours..10 people is $5000.00 they keep.
Here is one such letter from them to me:
As you may have noticed, we have been making great strides to clean up the eHow article library. This ongoing process is to improve the quality of the site and ensure that we are providing the best resource to our visitors looking to learn and accomplish a task. This email has been sent to you because one or more of your articles have been removed from your account for violating eHow submission guidelines. Please find a list of all affected titles below with reasons for removal next to each of them.
- Title: How to Identify The Spiritual Gifts, Reason: Opinion not based on fact
eHow.com is known for its reliable online solutions and in order to protect the reputation of the site and our highly regarded community, we must ensure that everyone is adhering to the eHow submission guidelines.
To get a thorough knowledge of our submission guidelines, please click here for more information. If you'd like to discuss any issues related to this article sweep, please join our Forum discussion.
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