Drip Fed Article Distribution Myth?

I have used Distribute Your Articles for sometime now. It has been in and out of my daily marketing routine and I just had one itching question:

“Why doesn't Distribute Your Articles allow for drip fed submission like so many others?”

Here is a response from their top flight customer service department:

“As in all things, moderation is key. What you want is to find the appropriate mix of blogstorm/excitement combined with a gradual display of your articles on the home page of relevant content sites to get Google to sit up and take notice.

While there is nothing wrong with the idea of a “drip feed” we've found that trumpeting your content to a whole bunch of places at once will get the attention of the spiders.

Of course, getting your articles to the directories is just the first step in your article marketing campaign and the magic happens when your article is syndicated to actual niche content sites. THAT is where the ‘drip feed' belongs. You want to get your articles into the directories as quickly as possible, to make it available to the publishers who will use your content in their newsletters, ebooks, and on their content pages.

After completing over 300,000,000 distributions, we've found that “drip feeding” to article directories just slows down your entry into the SERPS.

Think about it like a physical product for sale. If you create a product, you want to get it on the shelves of as many stores as you can, as quickly as you can, to make it available to as many consumers as possible.

If you were to “drip feed” your product, all it will do is prevent your product from getting in front of consumers. That would be like putting it on the shelves at Wal-Mart this week, but telling Target they must wait a week and then telling Macy's they must wait two weeks! 😉

The best results of an article marketing campaign happen when you get your product (content) onto the shelves at Wal-Mart, Target and Macy's (article directories) as quickly as possible so that consumers (publishers and syndicators) can get it onto their relevant sites over time.

When your content is displayed for a short time on the home page of a relevant content site, then another and another, that is success. 🙂

Hope that helped! 🙂

Leslie Olson
Customer Service
Distribute Your Articles”

Well that makes sense to me. In terms of your article marketing strategy, make sure to get quality volume out there 😉 Distribute Your Articles is one of those few article marketing services you probably should use daily.

Here is my full review of Distribute Your Articles.

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