Does anyone else hate it when...
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TheViceroy
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All of these things frustrate me. Why can't these sites just tell you what the problem is. Its just like how Adsense bans people without actually telling them what rule they broke. If they want people to abide by the rules, they should probably tell them what the rules that they're breaking are.
Duffers5000
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I had a similar letter recently. I had used a companies name in an article an ezine are scared of getting any corporate heat. I'm sure if you read back through your article you will find what they have a problem with.
zebrahat
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Online sites seem to have a one way policy about violations. YOU can be banned for A,B,C, etc violations, BUT the site also reserves the freedom to ban you for ANY or no stated reason. Meaning they can ban you, period, with or without a specified reason. I have stopped using EZA because I decline to keep manually chasing approvals for well-written articles. I don't have to keep feeding them content inventory for free, when there are paying sites who will approve the same article on first pass.
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What sites approve articles on the first pass that aren't spammy?
Most of the sites I know of like that will even accept spun crap.
zebrahat
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If you write a good enough article for AC/YV or other sites that pay, you will get approved without having to revise them most of the time, meaning "first pass." Given that Google has started to devalue article directories, it may be best to get your articles posted for other reasons than backlinks.