unknown101
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- Oct 21, 2008
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got plr articles; going to change the title name and submit... lets see how this works out lol!
something i'm trying (ac related)
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unknown101
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- Oct 21, 2008
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worth a chance though even though chances are very very very very low
No it's not worth it.
If you take time to think about it, your time=money.
Maximize your ROI and don't try to take shortcuts like this.
It's true that you want to work smarter and not harder. This method you propose is neither smarter nor harder. It is futile.
If you take time to think about it, your time=money.
Maximize your ROI and don't try to take shortcuts like this.
It's true that you want to work smarter and not harder. This method you propose is neither smarter nor harder. It is futile.
FatherCarbon
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- Sep 30, 2008
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Just spend an extra few minutes rewriting it, man. Or get a freelancer to rewrite a batch of them for a buck each. Changing the title will do nothing, whatsoever.
VortexWriter
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- Nov 5, 2008
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Most PLR articles are indexed on Googe... so yep... it's a waste of time unless you rewrite it.
hamada_masrawy
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try to rewrite it using dragon naturally speaking software..
Subject
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Man, dont submit plr articles to AC, if it is rewritten... I have got some approved, and rejected saying never submit this types of articles, your account may get suspended... see my signature...
Go to any high quality site like ezinearticles, collect some good articles and get it rewrited.. then submit to AC... But no guarantee...
Also I am not doing rewriting for AC or ezinearticles, I am aimed at those needs content for their websites, blogs, article marketing, affiliate things etc. etc. Man, my advice is, use the article for a long run...
If you submit to AC, you will only get a 1-4$ money, use those in your sites and you will get more benefit in the future...
And I also warned some of my customers that I can't recommend my articles to be used in AC.
I submitted some articles to AC and got accepted some and rejected some.. So I deleted those rejected articles in AC and put it on my website..
Go to any high quality site like ezinearticles, collect some good articles and get it rewrited.. then submit to AC... But no guarantee...
Also I am not doing rewriting for AC or ezinearticles, I am aimed at those needs content for their websites, blogs, article marketing, affiliate things etc. etc. Man, my advice is, use the article for a long run...
If you submit to AC, you will only get a 1-4$ money, use those in your sites and you will get more benefit in the future...
And I also warned some of my customers that I can't recommend my articles to be used in AC.
I submitted some articles to AC and got accepted some and rejected some.. So I deleted those rejected articles in AC and put it on my website..
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cocoholo
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- May 4, 2008
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I have been submitting articles to AC and none were rejected. But there was one article offered a lower price because the content wasn't enough for the cause. Others were reduced to just performance payments.
When you say rejected, they will never get published right? Well, luckily, I have none. My current queue is like 20 articles and they are paid only after a week.
Whenever I submit content to AC, I do some quick search if the subject is already saturated. You will have lesser chances if the niche has been written like a million times, for instance weight loss. I will never submit such articles. Also, Google trends is authoritative when it comes to what type of content you are going to submit. Everybody loves traffic and if you're sending traffic to AC, they will love you.
Sometimes, I submit content similar to what they are looking for, commonly referred to as 'calls for content'. If they're calling it, meaning, then they need it.
Just my 2 cents.
When you say rejected, they will never get published right? Well, luckily, I have none. My current queue is like 20 articles and they are paid only after a week.
Whenever I submit content to AC, I do some quick search if the subject is already saturated. You will have lesser chances if the niche has been written like a million times, for instance weight loss. I will never submit such articles. Also, Google trends is authoritative when it comes to what type of content you are going to submit. Everybody loves traffic and if you're sending traffic to AC, they will love you.
Sometimes, I submit content similar to what they are looking for, commonly referred to as 'calls for content'. If they're calling it, meaning, then they need it.
Just my 2 cents.
siralexferguson
Regular Member
- Nov 10, 2008
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Won't work....
Try rewriting it instead...
Try rewriting it instead...