I have been using My Article Network for a little over a month now, and I have to say I am quite surprised with the results. My initial thoughts were a little sceptical – I actually got burnt by a similar article submission service about 6 months ago – and my sites have never recovered. So I undertook some pretty heavy testing on some new sites to see what benefits there were to be had. This my article network review is going to hopefully answer those questions you are thinking right now.

How Does It Work?

But quickly I want to explain how the system actually works, and what sets it apart from competition such as linkvarna (at $147 per month – ouch!) and submityourarticle. The my article network is basically a network of well over 10,000 quality blogs based on a massive amount of different categories. Next I really want to focus on the point of quality. The most certainly do not accept any old blog onto the network – and they favour older blogs which have a decent amount of PR. You yourself once joining can actually sign up your own blogs and get the articles posted automatically – a fantastic way to drip feed original content over time which Google will love.

On the other side, and more popular, you can submit an unlimited amount of articles into the system, create multiple versions of the one article, then release them gradually over time to an amount of blogs of your choosing. The result is that your article is distributed to the different sites with a wide range of IP addresses, the links are built in a natural way which Google likes, and your sites receive the SEO benefits in a way which is almost unfair.

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Tip 1 – Post Only Fresh Articles

Now if you are anything like me the initial temptation is going to be to draw out your most successful articles you have already published and put them into the my article network. I strongly recommend you re-write them so they are as fresh as possible. This is absolutely crucial for the success of the network as fresh and original content is what drives indexing and Google ranking.

Tip 2 – Rewrite Article Titles, Body & Anchor Text Links

The spin feature of my article network is unlike anything I have ever seen. The creators have made it dead easy to create literally hundreds (if you desire) of versions of the 1 article. You can do this via the semi automated process or use the manual spinning feature. This feature alone leaves the competition for dead – and I am sure its why my site rankings suffered when I tried a previous service.

As an absolute min I strongly advise you rewrite the article the full 10 times and re-write the body 150%. To achieve this you would need to give 2 extra versions of each sentence. If you have experience with article writing it wont tkae you any longer than 30 mins per article. You have to trust me when I tell you that this is a crucial investment of time and will pay off over time.

Tip 3 – Control Your Site Distribution!

I think the creators should have limited the distribution feature based on the number of ‘spun’ versions of the article to be distributed. Sure you articles are only going to be submitted to relevant blogs, but the amount you distribute needs to be in ratio with the versions you created. As I discussed in Tip 2 about minimum rewrites – I strongly advise you limit distribution to 15 – 20 sites max. This will keep you free from any potential Google slap.

My Results

I have seen my new sites grab top 20 placements for competitive terms I targeted in the articles. For the lesser competitive terms I am on page 1 – and reckon over the next month will knock off the top 3 positions.

My Conclusion?

My Article Network is going to revolutionise article submission, and is probably over time going to make the larger article directories such as ezinearticles.com and go-articles.com less relevant. This is web2.0 at its most effective and is the direction the internet has been heading for some time. I strongly advise you get on board now while the price is so low – the more members who join, the more likely the price will increase.

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