Matt Bacak’s Top 3 Sites that Should be Part of Every Article Marketing Strategy

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If you’re going to drive traffic to your site using articles, you need to have a good article marketing strategy in mind.  Affiliate marketing “gurus” like to talk about what sort of articles and bio boxes should be part of your article marketing strategy, but they rarely comment on any sites other than Ezinearticles.com.

Don’t just use Ezinearticles.com–go with Goarticles.com and Articlesbase.com as well.

EZA is the boss of all online article directories, but it’s not the only game in town.  An effective article marketing strategy will incorporate other directories as well.

Goarticles.com and Articlesbase.com are currently the runners-up in the directory race.  Because their guidelines are not as strict, you can often get much more marketing/sales-oriented articles to stay on there–and can even see them on the first page from time to time.

Don’t forget to bookmark your newly published articles at Digg.com and Stumbleupon.com.

You don’t have to get a ton of Diggs on your newly published content in order to gain benefit from this social bookmarking giant.  Even a single Digg can help your content get indexed in Google’s search listings more quickly.  Its bots are practically knocking down Digg’s door every hour of the day!

The same general concept goes for Stumbleupon.com.  To tell the truth, you’ll probably see more traffic from a stumble than from a dig.  And they will both provide you with a quicker way to get listed in Google’s index.

(You can also potentially hire out a social bookmarking service to bookmark your articles for you.  Just be careful that you don’t get too many links all at once, or it’s likely to raise red flags with the search engines.)

Learn article marketing strategy and other ways to make money online with Matt Bacak and Mark Joyner at their “Survival Tactics for Tough Times” seminar in December.

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  • Yes. I only do white-hat stuff and only teach it. :-) Thanks for all the kind comments about this. You might want to check out ->> http://knol.google.com/k/matt-bacak/slap-google...
  • Hi Matt,
    First off, I was shocked to find your article so well written and helpful. The usual "Article Marketing Tips" blog post you'll find on the internet is so spammy and incoherent. So thanks & congrats!

    Secondly, I just wrote a post for my blog called, "White-Hat Guide to Article Marketing" that talked about my strategies for article marketing. I had to cut a part out because I wasn't sure if it was white hat or not. You see, I have a strategy wherein I have pen-names for each client I submit for as a way to organize everything. For instance, Articlebase.com allows multiple authors under 1 account so I made up a name for each client and keep them all separate for tracking purposes.

    Is this considered a white-hat, authentic way to go about things?
  • Great question. Typically on the sites listed, we only post a article to it. So we just rotated it. But, I'd suggest if you are going to submit to multiple sites - submit to ezine articles first.
  • Matt,

    I came across your article from Sandi Krakowski post on Facebook. I thought it was a great article and re-posted it on my Facebook fan page. These are great strategies and I have one question and I have just one question. When posting articles on multiple sites do you need to rewrite them?

    Ken Pickard
    The Network Dad
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