Dan writes:

Very amusing…I was half expecting Mr. Bill and Sluggo

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Gary Speer writes:

Okay, as I guy who REALLY IS named Gary — these videos caught my attention. Gonna watch ’em all, and also write/submit more articles to EzineArticles.com!

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The Biz Guru writes:

They never did come up with #1 or 3-10 Could be very similar to my article:
The Main Reasons That Your Article is Rejected

http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Main-Reasons-That-Your-Article-is-Rejected&id=2291936

Read this one instead of only hearing 1 reason!

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vladimir writes:

well i got ton of ideas BUT UNFORTUNATELY ENGLISH IS MY 4 language so i need help with proper righting and corecting my articles i got rejected like 50 times got tired of that NEED HELP please

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Derek C writes:

Can’t wait to see the other videos!
Difficult to write an article with out throwing in the sales angle — but I’m trying!!

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Nora McDougall-Collins writes:

Excellent production! I like the simplicity of the images. Looking forward to seeing the next 8!

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Sandra Simmons writes:

The articles that you post on feeders to the press before posting them on EzineArticles.com may get rejected because the press feeder looks like it owns the article. In this case, be prepared to show that you own the article and posted it on the feeder. Better yet, post it on EzineArticles first and then post it on the press feeder.

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Bill Tallmon writes:

Not rejected often..Near as I can tell it is when I make the article too commercial or my story sucks. Usually able to rewrite and be accepted. If the article is irrevelent I delete it and start over with a new idea. I appreciate it when they reject. It puts me back on track.
Bill Tallmon

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Zafar Seo Pakistan writes:

nice way to guide people how to get articles approved, I also have submitted many articles and some of them got rejected but i read the author guidelines and edit my articles with respect to those guide lines and now my articles are accepted.Video is really good and funny, specially the ANGRY part.

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Rachel Agheyisi writes:

That was so cool. I needed a break and “Gary’s presentation” was just the thing.
Kudos to Gary and the guy behind the “stick”. Ha-ha.

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Beth writes:

This was hilarious, especially video # 2. I have forgotten not to put my links in the articles, or other links. Thanks for posting these videoes, they made me laugh.

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Annie writes:

These are great, can’t wait to see #3 to #10. Reading the guidelines is good, but seeing what it means in action. Genius! Well done, great initiative.

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Geoff writes:

Good video, looking forward to the rest of the reasons for rejection.

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Judy writes:

Enjoyed the presentation and look forward to the next ones. Nothing worse than someone taking your article and writing as their own. I’ve had someone do that to me (twice) and it is not pleasant.

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Bob Winter writes:

Engaging way of presenting information. I like the fact they are short, fast pace and to the point.

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YourLawnAndGarden - The Place Where Successful Contractors Meet writes:

Love Gary! StickMan Rules!

Also, Is this a resurrection Thing’s Movie Career (think Addams Family, click, click). And Rachel was that a play on words on your part!

And finally, I know the feeling of rejection, mmm.

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Frank B writes:

I too think this was helpful info. When this is presented with humor I think people will be more receptive and not so critical.

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Rogers Kimbrough writes:

Thanks Gary,this is very helpful Infomation.Keep up the good work.

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Hamid Mat Sain writes:

In fact stolen article should be number 1 reason for article rejection.
Many of the private labels rights articles require some editting by the buyer to proclaim the articles as his.
Some say,there must be at least 20% of the components of the articles need to be unique in order to proclaim the ownership of the whole articles.
Just wonder whether Ezine subscribe to this percentage?

In the world of popular literature,ghost writings and ghost authors seem to be acceptable standard by the public and the industry.In academic writings,ghost writer/author and ghost articles are absolutely unacceptable and unethical.

Is it acceptable to the mindful world to have 2 standards of literature publications??

cheers

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Hamid,

Yes, the percentage we recommend that you rewrite your article to be accepted is… 100%

In other words, please don’t submit rewritten PLR content to us as we work hard to keep it out of our site in all derivative forms.

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linda writes:

Very entertaining. It makes me want to get writing!!!

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Catherine writes:

Well i’ve had a few rejected which pissed me off: one for an inflammatory title and text which I “knew” was going to be flagged but had no intention of changing it. I then blogged about it and the other times for not understanding the importance of the editorial guidelines in the beginning and being in a hurry and neglecting to double-check them. It’s all good though; my writing has vastly improved since I started and I promote EzineArticles far and wide.

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Emmanuel writes:

This is real good.

A sign of high seriousness as well as cheerished culture on originality on your part; extra hard work and more conciousness on the part of EzineArticles.com author.

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Kevin Lankford writes:

I can totally relate.

I made the mistake of using some PLR content that I have and even after what I thought was a heavy re-write I got the reject notice. DOH!!(Homer simpson style)

So, after a brief period of submission denials I wrote Ezine and told them of my decision to never use plr even if it takes weeks to write completely original stuff!

This is a great video series!

Thanks.

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Katarina Jellinek writes:

Just a wonderful video.
Educational + Entertaining.
Just wondering if I can get a copy of this video to post inside my membership for writers site?
I am trying to get the point across to people to write their own content when posting articles to the EzineArticle site.

Cheers,

Kitty.

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Gloria Morotti writes:

Excellent presentation. Fun, brief, pithy. I enjoyed the video!

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Marc writes:

Katarina,

Thank you for the compliments.

All of our videos are available on our YouTube Channel about (10) days after they premier in the blog.

To add a video to your website, just click on the video you want in our YouTube channel, copy the html code from the “Embed” field near the upper right corner of the page, then paste the code into your website using your web editing software.

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Jose Bulao writes:

Thank you all for this discussion. I sure learned a lot. The main lesson is not to use any PLR articles.

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