Comments on: Average Web Traffic From Reprint Articles?

By: Mr Carpenter

Mr Carpenter — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 06:08:37 +0000

Write 2 articles a day each day and submit them to artical sites or site thats 600 articals a year you are bound to get alot of traffic this way good luck

By: traffic2

traffic2 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:16:56 +0000

The key to successful article marketing is how well the article is optimized with your keyword. I would focus on two maybe three keywords per article. 10 percent keyword density is a good mark
In a competitive keyword… lets state the obvious, you are going to be competing against many other article.. therefore you can only expect around 5 visitors a day for a top article
i have found with my articles… which haven’t been totally optimized i have about 5 visitors which is about 1500 a day from http://www.articlecity.com
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By: coachdon

coachdon — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 19:45:48 +0000

Thats an awesome question! I have heard it a million times over the last 10 years of teaching and doing internet marketing research for people!
free reprint articles… don’t expect much… everyone is reprinting them and between duplicate data issues, and poor keyword density issues… your not likely to get much at all…
there is only one way to get actual numbers and i woldn’t rely on them on their own at all…. that said, that is to out seo your competitors and track your results… using something like google analytics…
the only way to tell what the previous numbers look like is to look at the value inherent in the keywords via wordtracker at http://www.wordtracker.com
i.e. Keyword example:
If the keyword is “spare change storage container”
You want to know
1) how many daily searches are done (i.e. 24hr = 32) 2)
2)how many relevant results are returned (competing = 1900784) 3) what are the quality of those results…
thats indicators that will give you some numbers to work with… but they change daily so you need to track over 60 days to get numbers to start relying on… and scientifically you need 1000 results to get a good guesstimate on anything…
hope that helps.
coachdonna http://www.yourimblueprint.com