Article submission-where do i link

[willy]

Hello forum friends, I'm about to embark on a major article submission project that I hope I can keep in my resource box, do I link straight to my homepage or to a page specifically targeted by the link text in my resource box?
For instance, if the link text in my resource box says "web conferencing", do I link straight to a page of mine about web conferencing? My concern here is chances are I'm going to link to a page of mine that is identical to the article submitted itself, unless of course I modify the article on my site or vice versa which would entail more work on my part. I don't mind working but I get the feeling there's a better way.
Or would it be fine to just link to the homepage so that the visitor could get a bird's eye view of what my website is all about? My only concern here is it won't be as targeted as the first option. I'm sort of torn between the two approaches. Which one is the correct way or am I all wrong to begin with?
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[blakey]

I don't see any point in writing an article, and then delivering traffic to the same article. It will not interest the visitors. So what you are saying then is that you are going to write hundreds of articles, and add them to your own site and distribute them elsewhere. What is the benefit in that? I presume that yours on your site will have adsense or affiliate ads on them?
Anyhow, it all depends, whether you site will be themed and will these articles all be on one theme or it will the site have lots of different subjects within. If the latter, then you can group the subjects into folders and place an index page in that folder. Then you can deliver the traffic to the index page at the head of the subject. -- This message may have been cut off and the rest will only be shown to members. To become a member, click here --

[madison]

Hi buddy

A perfect linking strategy

Link to the homepage of the site 50% of the time, the other 50% of the time link to other, interior pages of the site, but never to the same article. That way you obtain links from a variety of places linking to a number of different pages in your site.

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[lauren]

Hello

I wouldn't submit articles that are duplicate content of your site. Second, it's always best to send the visitor to the page that provides them the information they think they'll be getting. If that's the home page, then send them there, but if they have to click further then send them where they would be clicking to.

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[willy]

Originally Posted by blakey[FONT=Fixedsys

Anyhow, it all depends, whether you site will be themed and will these articles all be on one theme or it will the site have lots of different subjects within. If the latter, then you can group the subjects into folders and place an index page in that folder. Then you can deliver the traffic to the index page at the head of the subject.[/font]

If my site will have adsense and/or affiliate links, which it does, it's okay to publish them on my site and distribute them elsewhere but not linking to the same article on my site for each submitted article. Is that correct?

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[hannah]

As far as i am concerned, I would write an article then in the article link to details that support the article on my own site.
A 500 word article is sold then a multiple detailed explanations of various potions on the site for those wanting more details and references to the artcile. That way you have unique published artcile in distribution, and related on your site - all unique.
I would also put into any legal document that after 6 months or a year you could then publish the article onto your site. This way the purchaser gets value and you get the long term value - which is as it should be since you wrote it - for your site. -- This message may have been cut off and the rest will only be shown to members. To become a member, click here --