Where put links in Articles ....in author Bio or in Article body???

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  1. #1
    Hi

    i am little bit of confused that...
    Where should we put links in Articles of the website ....in author Bio or in Article body???

    I think it should be in Article Body, if i am wrong please specify

    i hope you guys will help....

    Thanks in advance..
     
    anandsapple, Sep 1, 2011 IP
  2. dataentryuk

    dataentryuk Greenhorn

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    Article body is the good place. But many of articles submission sites not accept in article body.
     
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  3. catanich

    catanich Peon

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    Always put the link in the article body. Even if the Atricle submission site does not accept it, the article will be scraped by other sites and that's where the links will come from.
     
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  4. geester1

    geester1 Well-Known Member

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    It depends on aritcle directory, for example articlebase will allow you to put 2 links in bio to main site and 2 links in body to "other sites", handy if you have 2 sites in similar niche....
     
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  5. Irfi0009

    Irfi0009 Banned

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    you buy some related post and submit their artical with links
     
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  6. thefizboshow

    thefizboshow Active Member

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    Where possible get it in the body, when it is not possible do it in the resource(bio).
     
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  7. georgefuller

    georgefuller Member

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    well it depends on the site.. some are accepting HTML code on the body and some on the author bio.. but It's better to add your KW on the title and add anchor text on the first paragraph in bold or strong text. (if possible).
     
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  8. kittonian

    kittonian Peon

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    Always try to put your links in the body of the article. When a user is reading the article and is interested in learning more about the topic they don't want to start searching for a link, they want it presented to them in the easiest and most convenient way possible.
     
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  9. marknel

    marknel Active Member

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    You need to check the directory rules. Some article site allow anchor text in the body while some confine to the resource box or Author bio section.Like ezine allows links only in the resource box
     
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  10. lifeplayer

    lifeplayer Notable Member

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    Both are fine ad long as it is related. If there is a resource box, always put the link at the resource box
     
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  11. amherstsowell

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    First i want to tell you that in some article sites there are no option to have links in BODY, there are three type of site on web you can put the link :)

    Type 1)In only Body
    Type 2)In only Resource box
    Type 3)In Body and Resource Box both

    So now come on your question Body is best option for increasing visits on your sites, but crawling point of view you can put your link anywhere either body or Bio(Resource Box).

    Hope you understand it :)
     
    amherstsowell, Sep 2, 2011 IP