How many articles do you all write per week(?)

x3xsolxdierx3x

What is a good number of articles or blog posts per week?

DaleKing

Content is indeed king! I`m a huge proponent of article marketing. I`ve written over 200 hundred articles since the two years I`ve been online. You`ll find several of them on this forum. I don`t use a ghostwriter or a team of writers. I write everything myself. I`m also a ghostwriter, and I`ve ghostwritten articles for many marketers, including members of SuN.
 
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DaleKing6/24/2008 11:20 AM

DaleKing

Yes, writing articles is a lot of work, but for me it`s also a labor of love. God has given me so much, so I like to give back by sharing my knowledge and helping people. After all, it says in the bible, "to whom much is given, much is expected.
 
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DaleKing6/24/2008 2:52 PM

FreeHouseHelp

I suggest using EzineArticles.com to find content that matches your website.  You can publish the material you find with an EzineArticles `Publishing Wizard`, which gives code or copy for you to incorporate within your site and includes appropriate credit/references.
 
I also suggest that you publish your work on EzineArticles, and other sites such as Ehow.com, so that you will receive not only compensation for your work, but back links to your site from each of your published articles. 
You can visit my Ezine site for an example.

http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Jennifer_MackInday

 
Hope this helps,
Jennifer
 

DaleKing

Yeah, I have a bunch of my articles on ezinearticles as well as ehow.
 

http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Dale_King

 
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DaleKing6/24/2008 8:06 PM

kjohri

OK - So I am trying to understand the role of articles so that the site is more marketable.
I understand the inward-outward links stuff but what kind of articles do you write? How do you link it? I thought the only thing needed was reference to a link in a similar field so that google ranks the site high!
So if I am in the food business, I thought a link leading to food network site or a wine site would do the job.

x3xsolxdierx3x

x3xsolxdierx3x7/5/2008 6:42 PM

DaleKing

When our articles are posted to Ezinearticles.com, Ezine allows for a small signature to be included at the tail end of any article you submit.

 
 
 
Actually, that`s pretty standard practice with any article directory. They all allow you to add a resource box at the end of your article.
 
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Ziyapathan0143

Its depends on my writing speed. and An article (truncated to ART) is a word (prefix or addition) that is utilized close by a thing to demonstrate the kind of reference being made by the thing. Articles indicate linguistic definiteness of the thing, in a few dialects reaching out to volume or numerical degree. The articles in the English dialect are the and an/an, and (in specific settings) a few. "An" and "an" are present day types of the Old English "a", which in Anglian vernaculars was the number "one" (think about "on", in Saxon lingos) and made due into Modern Scots as the number "owan". Both "on" (respelled "one" by the Normans) and "a" made due into Modern English, with "one" utilized as the number and "an" ("a", preceding things that start with a consonant sound) as an uncertain article.

anushkachhakrabarti

Any writer doesn't want to increase numbers of his writing. Writing material should be meaningful and enough content to explain others. Sometimes it may need to do some research on any topic and that can take more & more time, it can break your article writing speed per day but finally you will have more generic and enough content to complete your article in a proper direction.

vivekshukla

Around 2-3 articles per week

Syn Gates

It depends on the stage of my work, when I'm building 2.0 websites system, I have to write about 5 articles per week.

deepak0203

There's
no strict guideline in article writing. The truth is, one article is
enough to spread your campaign online. For example, if you're going to
day a 700-word "How to Gain Weight" article today, I suggest you're
going to convert this article into other contents and post it in the
right channels, instead of spinning 100 versions or write another ten
articles of the same topic the next day.

Carlbrewster

There is no such limit! content quality & sharing matters the most even if your are publishing only one article per week

veraajverma

Content is based on the requirement of your targeting keywords. And there is no fixed number of content that you should share or use for your web promotion. It depends on your requirement or your marketing strategy on behalf of which you can use the content.

StevenMSweat

I run a medium sized law firm in a large market (Los Angeles) and I find that producing regular content on my site and blog drive traffic and leads so, I am glad to hear confirmation of this. I try to do about 1-3 posts a week.