Well, Lets take this as an example. The following is from one my my clients many blogs. Take this an paste it in a search engine
material that is contaminated with mold, peeling or stripping
His blog should be # 1 on google for this, And i know, no one will search for this, but it is an example.
But id you look at the results closely, you will see almost the entire phrase in bold in the description. This is why i do not use the meta description tag also, but back to the example. Once your site is ranking top 10 for your main targeted phrase you will soon get content default phrases. And if you have a good stats program and see the search phrases you actualy get, you may be suprised by how many fluke search results you get.
Now, Do not take this out of context, but this is where they coined the phrase "Content is king" from.
Now links are the # 1 factor for attaining high rankings, but combined with lot's of content magnifies the results.
So every time they turn down an article, they are3 turning down content and possible default searches. And this equals traffic and potential revenue.
Article directories make money by traffic and ads! And 1 article could bring hundreds of results a month. So, their loss!
The internet is a numbers game, keep playing the numbers and you will win. If they turned down a good article, they lose! There are hundreds of others that will take the traffic!
Understand?
Now, Did you use a plr article, or did you write it yourself or hire a ghost writer?, or, are you using different author names at each directory???
Always use the same author name across the board per site(s) or subject.
Finance articles should be one author reguardless of the site you link to in the bio. And real estate articles should have a different author name. Keep them organized.
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