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Authority Domains Internet Marketing Blog : 7 Unique Ways To Supercharge Your Article Marketing

Thu, 16 Jul 2009 13:52:01 +0000

Go with AJ. Although I once posted a blog and replicated it in Ezine and they chirped at me about posting unique content. They wouldnt let me post my replicated article. But AJ is right, Google can distinguish.

Authority Domains Internet Marketing Blog : 7 Unique Ways To Supercharge Your Article Marketing

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 23:01:07 +0000

You can, but change the article up enough.

Authority Domains Internet Marketing Blog : 7 Unique Ways To Supercharge Your Article Marketing

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 23:00:46 +0000

Yes, Ezine will block you from posting new articles if it is already out there. So if you use two different article marketers, be sure to change the two articles up enough so they can't deem them the same as an existing post.

Authority Domains Internet Marketing Blog : 7 Unique Ways To Supercharge Your Article Marketing

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 19:35:53 +0000

AJ, Great post. For a future blog it might be great to learn more about the use of pingomatic.com and http://www.feedagg.com/. Why they are important and how they can help your SEO and Social Media objectives.

The 'Ropolitans : Lineup for Game 83

Wed, 8 Jul 2009 23:29:23 +0000

I have to say, today is the first time I feel bleak and hopeless as a Mets fan. Looking at that lineup and watching Ollie give walk after walk in the first inning. Hearing the news about Dykstra in the black. It got me thinking back to these items: 2 September meltdowns in a row The pre-Pedro Mets The Yankees celebrating a World Series Win at Shea. Generation K being a complete bust The Worst Team Money Can Buy w bleach and cherry bombs Trading David Cone for Jeff Kent and Ryan Thompson Trading Dykstra and McDowell for Juan Samuel All in all- I don't feel good about being a fan. Not to mention I have zero confidence in Omar Minaya. 2 years in a row he didn't fortify the bullpen and it showed in September. This year they need a bat, and there is no farm to trade for a bat. Isn't the GM supposed to give the manager the tools he needs to be successful? I don't blame Art Howe, Willie or Jerry. I blame Omar and the Wilpons. The post Nelson Doubleday Mets have been terrible. But in reality, the post 86 Mets has been nothing great outside of 98,99, 2000. One would think a team with Santana, Wright, Krod could compete. But look at the rest of the team. It screams medicrity-the bulls eye has to be on Omar and the Wilpons.