[jbolte1976]

Hi everyone,

No, I'm not on drugs, in case your asking. What I'm asking is what did EA do to get to where it is today, in terms of it's traffic and it status as the premier article directory?


Besides the obvious traffic, what does, or what did EA start doing to be where it is today? It had to evolve into what it is today, right?


I'm in the process of evaluating Article Directory scripts to replace my Article Dashboard script, so I want to take advantage of this opportunity and work towards becoming one of the best.


Know what I mean?

Thanks,

Jason

[Jeffery]

Decided to send you the info in a PM out of respect.

[Karsten]

I'm not on drugs

actually I was just thinking THAT
did you get the christmas email from them?! I am bad at mathematics so I had to stop after 10 counting the people on the picture but I am pretty sure they have at least a stuff of twenty e.g. editors, etc etc

[stacyfox]

I think that part of the reason they are so well respected in Google's algorithm is because they have editors who do quality control. Most article directories let anyone post almost anything.

It's also interesting that the EZA pages are able to post more adsense ads than most publishers. I have always wondered if EZA and Google have a cozy relationship. But this is a wild theory, I have no proof of it.

Stacy

[Admin]

Hi Stacy,

Lol I know where you are coming from. It would appear to look that they have that kind of relationship. But the truth is, they really don't.

I know Google allows for extra ads as well as how they are displayed on specific sites if a site is well established, and gets XXXXXX amount of traffic and clicks.

It's more like Google turns their head away so they don't see what's going on.

[stacyfox]

Lol I know where you are coming from. It would appear to look that they have that kind of relationship. But the truth is, they really don't.

I know Google allows for extra ads as well as how they are displayed on specific sites if a site is well established, and gets XXXXXX amount of traffic and clicks.

It's more like Google turns their head away so they don't see what's going on.

Conspiracy theories abound!

I figured it was something like that!