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To me, the most important thing is the daily discipline. For most people this is really the thing that stands between them and success in building links. It’s time-consuming and it’s pretty boring at times! Set yourself a daily target (say 20 minutes or an hour if you can) that seems too easy to not do. After a few weeks of this discipline, it becomes a habit and you’ll find that you’ll probably get the boring link building stuff done first thing in the morning and then do your interesting, but non-productive surfing afterwards!

It might not seem like much time, but the majority of people spend their time in non-productive work and actually never get much done. It’s amazing how quickly a couple of months can pass without so much as an hour of productive link-building work being done… if you’d managed just 10 minutes a day for that time that’s around 10 hours worth of productive work…

Cheers, Dan

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You both made some great points.

Like I said, I have never tried article submission, so my little “rant” if you will, lol. Was only based on speculation.

Thanks again, I will be trying the article submission as one of my new ways to build links to my website.

http://www.ehow.com/how_8793_w.....lease.html

Although, I don’t think it mentions that you should double space the paragraphs.

If that isn’t enough, here is more info (quite a few links) http://www.randallshansen.com/prguide.html

I hope this will get you on the right track. Basically to put it in short, a press release needs to tantalize and impress within the first paragraph. If you fail to do this, readers will leave, never to return. Kind of like with blog posts, even though they apply to a different reader altogether.

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If you use a remake of an article published on your site, be sure to publish first, then rewrite to submit. This way you have the first “print” and the submissions are the copies.

Having said this I don’t advocate in submitting anything that has been published word by word ever. Always rewrite! If it’s not yours, forget it! Copyright implications.

Article submission is a great way to boost your traffic for sure. Like Alex I’ve has some great results with it.

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Those are valid concerns and I don’t pretend to know all the answers but I KNOW article submission works. And perhaps best way to answer your questions will be like this: assuming you have wrote ONE article and submitted it to EzineArticles.com - people are required to include about author when they pick up your article, which contains your links…
1. Even if out of 100 people you get only one link value - it is is free for you, right?
2. If Google penalized people for this - do you think this strategy would have been implemented by so many people?
3. If big G discounted anything that comes from ezinearticles - do you think those articles would EVER rank so well in Google Search Results?

There is a whole phenomena built around using articles for promotion - called BUM Marketing. Look it up - works like a charm

My one question, if I could ask, would be, if you’re article gets picked up, the people picking up the article are going to just copy/paste that article onto their website correct? And then give you credit.

But…. isn’t that bad? I mean, lets say 100 people copy/paste your article, and give you credit for it. How much is that really worth? Will google penalize the articles for duplicate content? and then you essentually maybe just get one link value out of it?

Even though the PR of ezinearticles.com is 6, do you think that Google discounts links from ezinearticles.com knowing that everybody targets them for free links? We all know that Google “frowns” upon “un-natural” links.

I hope my comment is okay….. I know I have said alot…