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What is the difference between Web 2.0 and an article submission?

Started by makoo, September 04, 2020, 06:16:51 AM

makoo

What is the difference between Web 2.0 and an article submission?

sophiawils59

Web 2.0 and Article are two different things because in web 2.0 you create the clone of your website in the different platform which provides this service. But in article submission, you just post your article in article submission site.

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Quote from: sophiawils59 on September 05, 2020, 03:03:56 AM
Web 2.0 and Article are two different things because in web 2.0 you create the clone of your website in the different platform which provides this service.

Can you explain this please?

PrimeItSolution

Article submission is you submitting articles to article directories like articlebase, ezine, etc.

Web 2.0 submission is you submitting articles to web 2.0 sites like weebly, tumblr, etc.

hazelstella

Article submission means when you submit articles to article directories like article base for better ranking and visibility in Search Engines. Content published in articles are 300–500 words. Web 2.0 submission is when you submit articles to web 2.0 sites like weebly, tumbler, etc.
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SinelogixTechnologies

Article Submission is a process of publishing articles to the article directories to get backlinks. It plays an important role in doing internet marketing campaigns. The article submissions helps you to gain maximum traffic from your targeted audience.

Web 2.0 submission is the online technique (it used to work better years ago, but it still works quite good). In this way or technique, you can share your content via hubpages, squidoo, blog sites etc. When reference a Web 2.0 for backlinking you're referring to sites where users create the content.