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[anthonyparsons.com]

For those who doubt the possibilities and realms of Internet marketing, let me just say that when you try hard enough and long enough, things do happen. I have just had one of my articles published with Thomas Brunt at www.outfront.net.

This particular website has a PR7, over 4000 visitors daily and over 17, 000 subscribers to their newletter which I am now in. You can read my article here http://www.outfront....sons-on-seo.htm.

This is my second article submission to the world that I have requested publishing and it was accepted with Thomas Brunt and several other smaller ezines and news resources with Yahoo.

So, keep trying to those who haven't been as successful, as it will happen.

[qwerty]

Congratulations, Anthony

I subscribe to that newsletter (FrontPage goon that I am). I'll be watching for your article.

[anthonyparsons.com]

Thanks qwerty, I am pretty chuffed about such a big subscriber base seeing my work. I hope you do like it.

[Steve Sardell]

Outstanding Anthony, I too get their mailings, and will look forward to your article. Congrats.

[Vertster]

Congratulations! I would be interested in hearing how much traffic/ business you get out of this one article being published...

[anthonyparsons.com]

Thanks steve and verster. I will tell you verster what the outcome is. I will be interested also. Jill should have a good idea as I think I read somewhere that she has about 25,000 subscribers to her article. Not sure but she will see this and enlighten us both hopefully.

[Scottie]

Jill's newsletter hit 25,000 subscribers in early December.

It's not a bad thing to have your article in front of 25,000 people but it doesn't drive people in droves wanting to do business, FWIW. What it is good for is links. Other people pick up the article (with links) or simply link back. It doesn't hurt.

[Paul J]

Congrats, Anthony!

I'll add to Scottie's reply. In addition to the links, it might help your long-term branding - especially in your case. Since you use your name for your URL, my guess is people will remember you if they see another article you've written or come across your site. You never know, you might gain some customers 6 months from now for the article you just published now. But again, I'm kind of a branding geek.

A good example is this forum. I'd come across "Jill Whalen" just from reading articles from wherever (cannot even remember). Surfed around one day last summer and found a link to this place. Now she can't get rid of me.

Congrats again.

[Scottie]

Excellent point, Paul!

[HorseCove]

Congratulations Anthony.

Good things do happen to nice people. I'm so happy for you! May you have many more published articles.

Good going!

Christine

[smc_online]

Congrats! :yay:

[anthonyparsons.com]

Thanks all, you do rock.

It really just goes to show what a little work can do. I enjoy my work!!!!

[anthonyparsons.com]

Man, 3 articles in a row accepted with OutFront. To answer a question earlier in the peace from Vertster, From that one article, my visits jumped about 500 or so for that first article. The articles are hosted on OutFront with the links to my website. I have had some significant traffic jumps with OutFront publishing over the past few weeks.

I recieved some tidy compliments on one article, two jobs, and a couple of quotes related too business from outfront. They mentioned that they found me through OutFront, so giddie up.

[nacho45]

Props!!!!!!!