Comments on: Unlimited Publications per Article http://www.freetrafficsystem.com/unlimited-publications-per-article/ Get Unlimited One Way Links For Free Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:44:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: Eric Breeze http://www.freetrafficsystem.com/unlimited-publications-per-article/comment-page-1/#comment-91900 Eric Breeze Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:31:24 +0000 http://www.freetrafficsystem.com/?p=2236#comment-91900 Your information on article submission is correct and factual. Submitting articles is a cinch but,your articles acceptance and subsequent appearance is a different ball game.I have several articles that have been published, though some have been hard work to get published. Thank you Eric Breeze :0)) Your information on article submission is correct and factual.
Submitting articles is a cinch but,your articles acceptance and subsequent appearance is a different ball game.I have several articles that have been published, though some have been hard work to get published.

Thank you
Eric Breeze :0))

]]> By: Tina Taliercio http://www.freetrafficsystem.com/unlimited-publications-per-article/comment-page-1/#comment-91163 Tina Taliercio Tue, 27 Jul 2010 11:31:35 +0000 http://www.freetrafficsystem.com/?p=2236#comment-91163 I'm personally experiencing lots of cases corresponding to what you are stating and often feel frustrated when thinking about the huge efforts I'm constantly doing to build up more and more backlinks for my website by means of quality original articles. But the question is: how can we detect those blogs where publication exclusively depends on bloggers' approval? In most cases this is impossible to know before experiencing it. After submitting an article, they answer you that it will be published after approval (which is already an ambiguous phrase, because it contains the implicit statement, that the article will be published and you just have to wait for its approval). In many cases it turns out to be false whereas they should say: "Your article will be published IN CASE OF approval" or similarly. Furthermore, we do not know whether bloggers invest in paying moderators to peruse each and every article (or they simply read some of the received articles and throw away the other ones), because they often speak of "we will approve, we will check, we will publish". But what's the meaning of that "we" can be discovered only in time (and frequently with great disappointment). I’m personally experiencing lots of cases corresponding to what you are stating and often feel frustrated when thinking about the huge efforts I’m constantly doing to build up more and more backlinks for my website by means of quality original articles. But the question is: how can we detect those blogs where publication exclusively depends on bloggers’ approval? In most cases this is impossible to know before experiencing it. After submitting an article, they answer you that it will be published after approval (which is already an ambiguous phrase, because it contains the implicit statement, that the article will be published and you just have to wait for its approval). In many cases it turns out to be false whereas they should say: “Your article will be published IN CASE OF approval” or similarly.
Furthermore, we do not know whether bloggers invest in paying moderators to peruse each and every article (or they simply read some of the received articles and throw away the other ones), because they often speak of “we will approve, we will check, we will publish”. But what’s the meaning of that “we” can be discovered only in time (and frequently with great disappointment).

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