Where would you post your content articles to get top rankings?

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ashishthakkar

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Nov 4, 2011

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• Dec 22, 2011

• #1

Lets say you have 25 articles on a topic.

How would you manage them to get best ranking ?

Dont wish to spin articles or anything.

What i have done :
-posted 15 articles to main site(blog)
-1 article to blogspot linking to main site.
-1 article to squidoo linking to main site.
-1 article to hubpages linking to main site.
-2 articles to ezinearticles linking to main site.
-1 to goarticles linking to main site.

Still have 4 articles left.

What can i do to see best results in SERPS.


Regards,
Thakkar

 

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DerekAAbel

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Nov 30, 2011

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• Dec 22, 2011

• #2

page rank
wiki spaces

 

Initial Effort

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Oct 29, 2010

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• Dec 22, 2011

• #3

I would post them on your own website and then save the lesser content for the Web 2.0's.

 

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bradenfinn

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Apr 4, 2011

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• Dec 22, 2011

• #4

dude i prefer you focus on seo stuff and use strong key words for ds use google addwords, good luck!

 

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ashishthakkar

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Nov 4, 2011

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• Dec 24, 2011
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• #5

Not looking for adwords currently , thanks.

Anyone else ?

 

zmoney

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Not really sure if having a blogspot/wordpress article or even ezine article linking back to your site really does anything. Since they are junk with nothing pointing too them. Correct?

 

therocketdude

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May 6, 2010

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• Dec 24, 2011

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I will use them in creating Web 2.0's

 

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Mohammed0131

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rwetgawrtgwer

 

blackfairy

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Sep 5, 2010

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Spin the hell out of the 10 articles. Why wasting unique content for web 2.0 pages? They won't generate much traffic anyway. Out of those 10 articles you can make 100 or more spinned articles. That's 100 web 2.0 pages for you instead of just 10. 10 is really nothing.

zmoney said:

Not really sure if having a blogspot/wordpress article or even ezine article linking back to your site really does anything. Since they are junk with nothing pointing too them. Correct?

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Not sure if serious
How about building some backlinks for these pages?

 

cucma

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Dec 17, 2010

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• Dec 24, 2011

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If they are good quality post them to your website, if not web 2.0 or spun them and post to some high blog network.

 

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ashishthakkar

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Not really sure if having a blogspot/wordpress article or even ezine article linking back to your site really does anything. Since they are junk with nothing pointing too them. Correct?

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i am sure linking back from article sites helps - why do you say it does nothing ?

Spin the hell out of the 10 articles. Why wasting unique content for web 2.0 pages? They won't generate much traffic anyway. Out of those 10 articles you can make 100 or more spinned articles. That's 100 web 2.0 pages for you instead of just 10. 10 is really nothing.

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I am not sure how to do that - i have used article rewriters but nothing comes out reader friendly hence it is NON seo friendly.

 

blackfairy

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• Dec 24, 2011

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You have to tweak and correct the spinned text a bit. None spinner is a "push one button and get a 100% unique article" thing. But if you put a bit work into it, you'll get good results.