This search engine optimization technique is completely legitimate because you are not copying and pasting content at all. You are giving good relevant information in this ezine article, taken from your press release and you are adding additional relevant specific content at the end of the article as well. If you apply this search engine optimization technique to your press releases and your subsequent artciles you will be practicing effective SEO.

There is another very good article submission company on the internet that is very effective in placing your search engine optimised articles on the first page of the Google search engine. The company's name is ezinearticles.com. It is free to join and free to post as many articles as you want. Here is a way that you can test yourself to see if you are a good search engine optimization article writer.

Set up an account with Ezinearticles.com. Post your first SEO effective article. What will happen is that ezinearticles.com will test you. That first article will take anywhere from seven to ten days to be approved. If you have written a good original article from a search engine optimization standpoint, which is all about original keyword specific content, then ezinearticles.com will approve your article and submit/post it for you.

However, you will still be under scrutiny from ezinearticles.com. Once you as a search engine optimization specialist get to a certain level of article writing with ezinearticles.com, which means you need to write ten good original search engine optimised keyword focussed articles, they will then grade you as a Platinum Author. So, I hear you saying… big deal. It is a big deal from a search engine optimization perspective. They will give you a banner to place on your own personal website and an RSS feed that will contain all the Ezine articles that you post at all times to ezinearticles.com.

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