A Publisher s Rant Why I Hate Your Articles
Below is a MRR and PLR article in category Writing Speaking -> subcategory Article Writing.
A Publisher’s Rant: Why I Dislike Your Articles
Introduction
As a publisher responsible for numerous sites, I constantly encounter articles that frustrate me. Here’s my candid rant and some advice on how you can change my perspective.Please, Don’t Email Me Your Articles
First, avoid sending me articles directly. I only source them from directories. My goal here is to help you understand what I’m looking for, not to flood my inbox.The Ongoing Struggle
“Hate” might be too strong a word, but it’s what I feel after spending hours in article directories, searching for something usable.As part of an Internet marketing firm, I enhance client sites by adding article content. This requires me to oversee numerous article sections. Consequently, I spend a lot of time searching for quality articles. And by “quality,” I mean articles that are well-organized and formatted for publication. The content itself is not the issue; how you present it is.
Building article pages is tedious. If your article demands excessive modification, I won’t publish it. Furthermore, I’ll likely ignore all your future submissions. Despite how captivating your headlines may be, your reputation with webmasters, publishers, and editors matters.
We Need Your Content
I sift through article directories because I need your content. Fresh content keeps site visitors engaged. However, dealing with most articles is frustrating because they aren’t formatted in a way that makes my job easy. Again, it’s not about what you write, but how you organize it.When I search for articles, I want something I can quickly add to sites. Your articles should be formatted to streamline meta tagging and hyperlinking. I’m handling hundreds of articles daily, so time is critical. Simplify my job, and I’ll eagerly publish your work.
Why This Matters to You
You should care because many publishers share my grievances. Complaints about poorly formatted articles are common among my peers. This impacts your readership and link-building opportunities. You want exposure, and we’re willing to give it to you?"if your articles meet our standards. Otherwise, your work will simply be overlooked.You might think this doesn’t apply to you, but I bet it applies to 90% of authors in directories?"even those publishing hundreds of articles.
What’s Next?
I plan to publish a series of articles detailing what I want in each section of your submissions. I hope you’ll read them and help ease the challenges faced by all of us publishers.You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: A Publisher s Rant Why I Hate Your Articles.
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