Ezine Articles
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Jackalakus
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I just send them to my landing pages. No redirect or anything like that.
7878
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1 more thing. At the risk of sounding like an EZA salesman, I've gotten 11k visits from 1 article I submitted there. 11k clicks on 15k views. For free. Free.
What's to hate about that?
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Sniper
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People don't go to EZA to find your articles, they find them in the serps.
You hate EZA?
I can't think of an easier way to get a new site indexed in 24 hours WH style.
How do you manage to bypass the approval process? That in itself takes more than 24 hours.
As far as getting your article approved, you could setup a link in the bio box that directs to a page with content, then once you are approved, have that link redirect to an affiliate link.
Also, something to consider. The referrer of ezine articles quality bot will look like this, so you could also cloak it:
Code:
http://i.ezinearticles.com/article-management/ezinearticles/ea_editor_manager.php
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7878
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No need, they allow redirects from top level domain. And the OP is asking this question in the Clickbank section - no need to mask your traffic source with CB. They don't give a shit where you send your traffic from.
Sniper
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No need, they allow redirects from top level domain. And the OP is asking this question in the Clickbank section - no need to mask your traffic source with CB. They don't give a shit where you send your traffic from.
Well... that's not entirely true. I have had CB security contact me due to spamming.. in which i BS'd my way out of getting shut down. But I am referring to the article that points to a content page. If it points to something that doesn't pass their standards, they will disapprove your article. It happened to me.. I added some content and everything went through fine.
7878
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That's a different story. But I get your point, better safe than sorry. Just trying to point out to the OP that I've used that method for years and never had a problem.
hyperlite
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Ok so EZA is definately the way to go then huh? I've been submitting to other directories but not seeing much results. Do you continually get traffic from these articles or is it a surge of traffic that fades out? I'm looking for a method that I can setup and let it run.
Sorry for all the newbie questions but I've been hammering away at this and I'm not getting any sales.
Sorry for all the newbie questions but I've been hammering away at this and I'm not getting any sales.
hyperlite
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- Nov 24, 2008
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Great advice. I appreciate it.
Now I wish I had thought of that before I created a bunch of linkwheels and submitted a bunch of articles...