Hello Golfer57

[joaquin]

This is what you posted below Steve about writing articles>>>>
What I do, is when I write an article, I always write 2 (count em two (2)) one for the site and one for the directories. That way I am always having something out there gettting links. Real easy guys, this is the way to make it happen if you "GOTS" to have it. Which I do. You will know what the "GOTS" is about if you listened to the interview.
Have a great one guys and gals, I just wanted to show you those stats to fire you up.....so.......GET FIRED UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steve

So my question me Joaquin is asking do you re-write the same original article twice, or re-write two separate original articles. One for the site and one for article directory submission???
I asked you Steve because of your experience in this.

Joaquin

[golfer57]

Hello,
I rewrite the same one twice. I just change it up a bit, different formatting maybe, some bullets, new first paragraph, new last paragraph, change the paragraph structure, if the first one had 5 paragraphs the next one would have a different number maybe 7, see what I mean????
You just want to make it a little different so you get more links. I use uaw now which gives me hunderds of unique aricles so every directory will have its own original article and I get way more links. I am still waiting to report on the test site. right now there are over 600 pages associated to the pen name that I used. So google has to spider all those pages and give my keyword phrase credit for them. I will let you know how that goes. It takes time.
I hope I answered your original question though, and I hope that helps you,
Steve

[joaquin]

Originally Posted by golfer57

Hello,
I rewrite the same one twice. I just change it up a bit, different formatting maybe, some bullets, new first paragraph, new last paragraph, change the paragraph structure, if the first one had 5 paragraphs the next one would have a different number maybe 7, see what I mean????
You just want to make it a little different so you get more links. I use uaw now which gives me hunderds of unique aricles so every directory will have its own original article and I get way more links. I am still waiting to report on the test site. right now there are over 600 pages associated to the pen name that I used. So google has to spider all those pages and give my keyword phrase credit for them. I will let you know how that goes. It takes time.
I hope I answered your original question though, and I hope that helps you,
Steve

Very well explained Steve. Great and that really instructs me how to proceed with articles. 600 pages and Goggle is going to spider them. I heard about that UAW on a different post. Is that the program "Website Article Wizard?Maybe I'm a gonna get me some of that. I think I know where my next few dollars are going. I love a bit of humor most always.
I'm really quite serious though. Yes I would like you to keep me posted on your test site. Thanks Steve

And Now For Something Completely Different
To start, unlike most search engines, Google does not care if your search term is in UPPER or lower case. In fact, it can even be MiXeD case and the search results will be identical no matter how you type in your term.

The Google GOLDEN Rule: BE SPECIFIC!

When using the Google search engine, you must be specific in what you ask and HOW you ask it to get the results you desire.

How do you be specific?

Let's say you are interested in finding out more about the field of Direct Response Marketing. To search for that exact phrase you put "quotes" around the phrase like this: "direct response marketing". This forces Google to cough up search results with those exact words in that specific order, only.

If you didn't use quotes and just typed in direct response marketing, you would get results that included the words: direct, response and marketing mixed in with the MORE SPECIFIC results of the precise phrase "direct response marketing".

(BTW.......for those of you who are used to searching by putting the word "and" between all your search words, with Google, it's not necessary. Google automatically "thinks" like that by default.)

You can use the "or" feature on Google. For example: "direct response marketing" or "direct response advertising" and you will get combined results for both exact phrases. The word "or" can be replaced with the "pipe" ( | ) symbol (the symbol above the "\" forward slash on your keyboard) to achieve the same results.

Now, let's say you want to search for articles written about the subject of Direct Response Marketing. You can use the Google "require" feature and have a specific word included in the search just by adding a "+" sign in front of the keyword you want included.. For example you would type: "direct response marketing" +articles and the results would give you articles about Direct Response Marketing.

You can also "exclude" a certain word from your searches by using the "-" (minus sign) like: "direct response marketing" -fees which would give results about Direct Response Marketing excluding "fees".

Whenever you can, try to combine these three symbols (quotes, plus and minus signs) into a single search to give you even more targeted results.

I just thought I would add the preceding Steve as I just received the information in an email. I'm going to post it on a New Topic here.
Joaquin