If the article is about a subject which is common to both websites then there should be no problem. For example, many of the topics we discuss on Associate Progams are "generic" in the sense that they are issues that affect us all, whichever niche we are in.
But let's say your article was about vacuum cleaners, and the author box had one link to a site about online pharmacies and the other to baking cakes, then I guess it might be a bit confusing for those little spiders.
Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 1:13 pm Post subject: Try This
Hey Mervyn,
Im not sure which directory you are talking about (That usually has a lot to do with what you can do), But many of the article directories let you place a link within the article body....That could be huge for getting better click throughs.
But what i think you should try to do is place one inside the body and the other in the box.
But...when you create 1 inside the body , you can only use 3 words. You could do something like this:
"Want more info on 'xyz'? Click Here
Making 'Click Here' the link.
Try it out, It makes a big difference, and you will have no problem using 2 different links. Thats why they let you use 2 of them.
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