Web 2.0 Domination - Article Submission, Keyword Research, and One Way Backlinks - Keys to Success
Article marketers are achieving web domination on low competition keywords more than ever. Advancement in article submission automation have flung wide open this highly lucrative field. In the past I wrote about keyword research and backlinks. The next logical step is web domination via article submission. We'll try to bring the two concepts of keywords and backlinks together into an article submission strategy.
Content Submitters Automate Routine Tasks
The software program I use can work in a couple of different ways. On the one hand it can act not only to send out your creative work to various high profile directories, but it can also make it easier to extend your content by varying it either by designed word substitution or by semi-random text shortening tactics. It's very impressive, allowing users to preview the stories prior to sending, providing statistics such as word count and targeted keyword density. This is extremely useful given the restrictive nature of some directories regarding unique content.
Beware Article Spinners As They Can Give Very Bad Results
The downside is that the technique (called spinning) is very much frowned upon and generally does not lead to good results. The best use of this program in my opinion is to create fresh content and use the article submitter feature to manage and track your submissions, because lets face it... those URLs really start to get hard to track when you submit a dozen articles a day.
Content Generators Increase Breadth and Strength of Your Web Presence
Certain features of the story generation module in some software programs like the kind I use allow automatic inserting of targeted one way anchor text links to previously generated live articles. This link management and insertion feature is a very powerful tool when it comes to creating a chain of one way anchor text back links which we talked about in our opening. As each article in the web domination effort is submitted, a log file captures and stores the URL of the new content for use in back linking and pinging later. This makes doing a one way anchor text back link program on a massive scale so much easier to manage. This log can then be copy/pasted into the pinger feature and your content submission URLs get sent to the crawler sites much faster than you could do on your own.
URL Management Is Key to Long Term Web Presence Maintenance
Creating a bunch of content for the web is one thing, but keeping track of all the content submitted can be another task all together. The wide variety of web 2.0 sites out there allow free posting of content of all kinds. Keeping track of all the URLs you create (to anchor backlink to later) is a headache beyond compare. All the more reason to let software manage those URLs for you.
