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MyArticleNetwork is a blog network that allows for content syndication over a wide range of blogs. In fact there are over 20,000 unique blogs available in the MyArticleNetwork blog network.
MyArticleNetwork was created by Matt Callen, who is Brad Callens (SEOLinkvine) brother. MyArticleNetwork was created before SEOLinkvine, and there is a lot of influence of MAN’s tools and ideas in SEOLinkvine. For example, MyArticleNetwork was created from a wide range of blog owners. This means that there is a significant diversity in IP addresses, domain registration info, and nameserver information. You don’t want the search engines catching on to blog networks and throwing out all your backlinks at once. This helps guarantee that this will never happen.
In order to keep MyArticleNetwork’s blogs unique they utilize spun syntaxes. You are able to spin the titles, and content, which makes the posts unique across the MyArticleNetwork. Keep in mind that you want to make sure that your content is atleast 30% unique, otherwise the owners that own the blogs will most likely not syndicate your content. MAN uses blogs owned by individuals to syndicate your content. It isn’t automated which means that the rate that search engines find your content is dependent by their crawl rates, and when the bloggers post your article.
MyArticleNetwork takes it a step further and allows you to determine when you want to distribute your articles, as well as determine your distribution rate. This helps automate your backlink building even further. Instead of constantly needing to login and create posts, like with other blog networks. You can simply login once, submit your articles, and choose your distribution date and watch the backlinks build naturally.
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MyArticleNetwork is one of the first true blog networks available to the public. They are also one of the best. You can tell that this network has been properly built, and created with functions that are extremely search engine friendly.
MAN is a large network, of over 20,000 blogs with unique domain hosting and registration information. It accepts all popular spun variations and allows for spinning in the titles and content as well.
MAN allows you to have an unlimited amount of submissions, and makes your project management extremely easy as well. Being able to setup specific distribution dates, as well as determining how many articles you want syndicated means that you are in complete control of your campaigns as well.
I’d recommend MAN to anyone for their first, or even second blog network. It provides exceptional value and is extremely easy to use. This is how all blog networks should be created.




User reviews
My Article Network was the original blog network as you mentioned. I don’t know of one that comes before it. Its also one of the better blog networks available, especially those that a public like this one.
At first I didn’t really see much results with MAN but after about 30 days or so I really started noticing a huge improvement in rankings. The real key with MAN is to be consistent in your efforts and continue to submit your articles.
My single and only complaint is that I wished it supported one of the most standard spun syntaxes {word|word|word}. Although it doesn’t. Other than that, a great resource. I love the drip features also. Highly recommended.
I submitted an article about four months ago on MAN and actually forgot that I had signed up for the service. I checked my stats on those five sites that I linked to with my MAN campaign and noticed both an increase in rankings and traffic as a result of those posts. Its nice to see that, I then dove a little deeper and noticed an increase in monthly income for those sites. I’ve now implemented MAN much further into my traffic and link building campaigns. Id recommend it to anyone.
You may have seen my other reviews of backlinking services on this site. I have used a plethora of backlink building tools and services and have experience with just about everything imaginable in regards to backlinks. My Article Network used to be decent, now it is crap. I’ve been watching backlinks on a few specific domains that I simply created to monitor where and how the links are coming in. Over 90% of the links are coming from a SINGLE CBLOCK. These are setup on subdomains of only a handful of domains. They are spamming around 25+ articles on EACH subdomain each and every day. Meaning that your links are on the page for about ten minutes before the next batch go rolling through. Not to mention that they are all on the same, low quality, and PR N/A subdomains from the same CBlock. You will have better luck walking around your neighborhood asking for links then using this service to get anything worthwhile. I really can not recommend it to anyone.
Well well well. Another hocus pocus article network with lower than low quality blogs. Seriously. The blogs on this network are all hosted from the SAME IP! They don’t even care, they blatantly host these blogs on a single IP. They try to confuse users by having different domains and many subdomains. Let’s be serious. These are fully spammed to death, full of crap ads, take forever to load, and are all practically banned from the search engines.