Article Marketing Myths And Facts
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Article Marketing: Myths and Facts
Understanding Article Marketing
Article marketing is a widely-discussed strategy, yet many define it differently, causing confusion for beginners. Initially puzzled, even SEO experts had to quickly devise their own interpretations.
What is Article Marketing?
Essentially, article marketing involves writing informative articles related to your website's topic. Unlike promotional content, these articles are designed to educate readers and include relevant keywords. When republished, they serve as web pages.
At the bottom of your article, an author bio provides information about you, including links to your website. Ideally, you should include a link to your homepage and another to a relevant internal page.
By submitting your article to platforms that accept article submissions, webmasters can choose to repost it, turning those links in the bio section into valuable backlinks to your site.
Debunking Myths: What You Need to Know
Myth: Article marketing isn’t very effective.
Fact: Article marketing significantly boosts link popularity and drives highly targeted traffic.
Myth: Reprinted articles only become supplemental pages.
Fact: Depending on submission sites, your article can achieve top rankings in major search engines, not merely as supplemental content.
Myth: Submitting articles everywhere leads to duplicate content penalties.
Fact: Search engines don’t penalize in the way this myth suggests. If they did, widely syndicated content like New York Times or CNN articles would be affected, which they are not. Duplicate content involves web pages that are around 70% similar, not pages with similar text.
Myth: You must submit your article to thousands of sites for success.
Fact: Multiple strategies can make article marketing successful:
1. Mass Submissions: Useful for rapidly gaining backlinks, especially when starting.
2. Targeted Submissions: Hand-submit articles to niche-relevant platforms for more targeted backlinks.
3. High-Quality Exclusive Submissions: Craft top-notch articles and offer exclusivity to high-traffic websites for potentially impactful placement.
4. Exclusive Website Posting: Publish on your site to enhance content; if well-received, it can attract direct links and traffic.
Myth: Post your article on your website first, then submit elsewhere.
Fact: This approach is termed adding content. With article marketing, it’s preferable not to have the article indexed on your site first. Submitting to other websites allows search engines to discover it through different pathways, offering another means for users to find your site. High-ranking submissions can bring better visibility and traffic.
Conclusion
I hope this clarifies some prevalent myths about article marketing and helps you grasp its value and functionality more clearly.
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