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Has anyone use this source to submit articles?

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dhidalgo1 last edited by

I was wondering if anyone has any feedback regarding this site: http://www2.submityourarticle.com/ ?
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TheeDigital last edited by

Directories and Article Submission sites rarely count anymore. Also remember as a good rule of thumb, if it's easy for you to get I'm sure all of your competitors have got it as well.
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MarkScully last edited by

Yeah - It would be very foolish to use this or any article submission sites.
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dhidalgo1 @davecol last edited by

Thanks
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davecol last edited by

Is this a serious question?

If so:

Don't even think about it. Really. Unless of course you want to get slammed by Google?
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