Comments on: Sunday Update http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2007/06/update.html Sat, 30 Aug 2008 01:04:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Dan Goodwin http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2007/06/update.html#comment-10005 Mon, 04 Jun 2007 17:14:03 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2007/06/update.html#comment-10005 Thanks Chris for your response to this. I think I'll continue as I do now, just submit them soon as they're written and ready to go. Lance, interesting experiences about having sites take many articles at once, and complete websites popping up built just of your articles. What an honour! There are very few (if ANY?) article writers of your experience so it's always good to get your viewpoint, I think also, something I forget is however long you've been writing articles, there are always new people arriving at the point of needing to hear exactly the things your article says to them, as well as your long term, regular readers. Dan. Thanks Chris for your response to this.

I think I’ll continue as I do now, just submit them soon as they’re written and ready to go.

Lance, interesting experiences about having sites take many articles at once, and complete websites popping up built just of your articles. What an honour!

There are very few (if ANY?) article writers of your experience so it’s always good to get your viewpoint,

I think also, something I forget is however long you’ve been writing articles, there are always new people arriving at the point of needing to hear exactly the things your article says to them, as well as your long term, regular readers.

Dan.

]]> by: Lance Winslow http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2007/06/update.html#comment-9987 Sun, 03 Jun 2007 23:03:39 +0000 http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2007/06/update.html#comment-9987 It seems that a Ezine specializing in such a topic would download all of them now to use for later and even plan and map out their own strategy based on the new content they have in hand, rather than second guessing the bush. Secondly, when I dump lots of articles in one category, generally from writing an eBook which might be 100,000 plus words that if I post all the articles at once, I find entire websites pop-up with 20-30 of my articles. Apparently the dumping all at once prompts them to complete a website they are working on or prompts them to upgrade one they had done little with in the recent previous time periods? Those are some thoughts, I suppose which supports Chris's comments and data, although I have indeed had this exact same thought prior myself, so I am glad to explain how I have come to observe and understand this issue. It seems that a Ezine specializing in such a topic would download all of them now to use for later and even plan and map out their own strategy based on the new content they have in hand, rather than second guessing the bush.

Secondly, when I dump lots of articles in one category, generally from writing an eBook which might be 100,000 plus words that if I post all the articles at once, I find entire websites pop-up with 20-30 of my articles. Apparently the dumping all at once prompts them to complete a website they are working on or prompts them to upgrade one they had done little with in the recent previous time periods? Those are some thoughts, I suppose which supports Chris’s comments and data, although I have indeed had this exact same thought prior myself, so I am glad to explain how I have come to observe and understand this issue.

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