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- Mar 5, 2008
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Hey 00000, you'll never rise to 00001 believing that article directories are dead... j/k
Seriously though, one of the projects I've been partnered in for the past 2 years is an article directory. It gets over 50,000 unique readers (not counting article authors who login) every month and about half of them leave the site via an author's resource box link-click.
This is just a mid-sized article directory and it's sending 25,000 or more visitors out to article writer's sites every month, so to say that article directories are dead is just wrong.
The key is to find directories that receive some TLC from their owners, avoid the ones that were just thrown up from templates and using saturated databases full of PLR articles, it's not hard to tell which directories have an active user base as opposed to which don't--and then provide a quality article and good "call to action" link in your resource boxes.
If you're submitting crap articles from spinners that read like a monkey was pounding on the keyboard, and your link just says "click here", you're not going to get any real traffic from your articles.
But, if you publish decent articles with a good call to action they will generate human visitors for you.
Seriously though, one of the projects I've been partnered in for the past 2 years is an article directory. It gets over 50,000 unique readers (not counting article authors who login) every month and about half of them leave the site via an author's resource box link-click.
This is just a mid-sized article directory and it's sending 25,000 or more visitors out to article writer's sites every month, so to say that article directories are dead is just wrong.
The key is to find directories that receive some TLC from their owners, avoid the ones that were just thrown up from templates and using saturated databases full of PLR articles, it's not hard to tell which directories have an active user base as opposed to which don't--and then provide a quality article and good "call to action" link in your resource boxes.
If you're submitting crap articles from spinners that read like a monkey was pounding on the keyboard, and your link just says "click here", you're not going to get any real traffic from your articles.
But, if you publish decent articles with a good call to action they will generate human visitors for you.