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Ezines–can I submit the same article on different websites?

I have written an article about my business.And I plan to write more.Can I submit the same article to different article submission websites-or do I have to write different article for different websites.The article is my original content.How long does it take to get an article approved?

“Can I submit the same article to different article submission websites-or do I have to write different article for different websites.”

- You said it is originally written. If it is, then you are free to submit the same article to different article submission sites.

“How long does it take to get an article approved?”

- It really depends, but I could say (based from experience), the latest usually takes about 2 weeks.

“Do search engines have a specific priority for a specific kind of article submission website?”

- Yes. However, “priority is not the right word”, rather, page rank is. Search engines’ page rank is based from the total/overall “link backs” of a particular site. The more sites linking to a particular site, the highr their page rank is. So if you would want to know which site is higher based from certain search engine like Google, you should use this tool here:

www.WebmasterEyes.com

Mary

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