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That's probably because they are being filtered out as duplicate content. Article directories are dead for SEO and dying in general as well.


There is a fairly cheap service offered at submityourarticle.com. They have an option to give them multiple versions of each paragraph and multiple titles and they submit the articles to hundred or so article sites mixing and matching the content you give them. If you give them the requested number of different versions they can set it up so there is never a repeat content article submitted.
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There is a fairly cheap service offered at submityourarticle.com. They have an option to give them multiple versions of each paragraph and multiple titles and they submit the articles to hundred or so article sites mixing and matching the content you give them. If you give them the requested number of different versions they can set it up so there is never a repeat content article submitted.
The problem with that is now you've written that same article dozens of times and your ROI for the time invested in writing that article decreases because your time invested increases. A better ROI would be had if you used that same amount of time to write multiple articles and published them all on your own website.
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The time invested isn't much more. It only takes rephrasing a few lines each time. I see what your saying but I don't think that the time outweighs the benefits.
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The time invested isn't much more. It only takes rephrasing a few lines each time. I see what your saying but I don't think that the time outweighs the benefits.
Considering how weak the links are I would say directory submitting would be a more effective way to generate links. The links have the same value but directory submissions are much much faster.
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