World Wide Information Outlet (WWIO) has been providing FREE Content, articles and information to the online community since early 1997. It's one of the very first article directories.

Authors are encouraged to share their works with the Internet community by providing Freeware Content. If you have an article, a source of free information or know of a topic that they are not covering that you feel would make a great addition to their site please submit them.

Every article on WWIO is available to anyone who follows our simple guidelines:

1. Leave the article intact. Don't alter it. Give credit where it's due.
2. Leave the writers byline and biography intact.
3. Give a small, live two line link back to WWIO

Many topics including business, marketing, health, hobbies, life, sports, technology, pets, etc.

 

Disclaimer: I own World Wide Information Outlet.

Article Responder Originally designed to send you copies of articles covering many topics on the site via autoresponders the entire focus of the site has now become just a place to read articles online about getting published.

Current article titles include:

"How To Increase Your Chances of Getting Your Article Published"
"3 Tips To Getting Your Articles Published"
"Getting Published - Your Article Submission Checklist"

Although they say the articles are free to use, the only way to get them from the site is to highlight, copy and then paste them into your document.

I first noticed this site back in March 2003. They have changed their look and direction several times since then. And recently that have gone from a General Article Directory to one that focuses on articles related to "Getting Published." Here's an excerpt from their site now:

"Originally a Web site about using e-published materials to provide content for online endeavors, Article Responder has since turned its focus towards providing what most online writers really want: TO GET PUBLISHED already!"

They offer about 36 articles on the topic of getting a manuscript and getting articles published. But there is no way to submit your article, so this one is just for information.

Several of the articles I reviewed have affiliate links in them to products they promote. But there is some good information in some of the articles.

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Not so long ago I had read an article about a woman who dramatically increased her page ranking from article submissions on her new website.

That was a fact I already knew, just like many other Internet Marketers. However, that article was the inspiration I needed to make some changes with my daily business habits.

Since I started studying the changes in my online traffic, the effects on adding content to your website and the change in search engine rankings, I've learned the importance of writing what you know and sharing it with others on the Internet.

I never took submitting and writing articles on a consistent basis too seriously when I first started my home based business. Part of the reason was because I was not confident enough to share what I knew with others.

Sure I posted a few articles, but I never posted those articles to as many directories and ezines that would accept my article.

Now before you go about thinking it might NOT be necessary to write an article periodically, take a look at some of the facts I have taken more seriously and learned as a result of posting articles online.

Get the entire article here.

10 Benefits Of Submitting Articles Online:

It can be estimated that millions of people around the world share music over a file-sharing network. For this article, I am addressing the issue in America mainly because I am not aware of the laws in other countries. Do you think it is illegal to download music from file-sharing networks? What about music you already own? An important recent court decision will answer these questions directly and you might be surprised.

Recently the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit heard a case against a Chicago woman, Cecilia Gonzalez. Many plaintiffs including BMG, Sony and others brought the case against her. Gonzalez allegedly had downloaded over 1,000 songs through KaZaA-although she admitted to only 30. Keep that number in mind, 30. Many, if not just about all, people who download files over a file-sharing network don't stop at one file. Thirty files can be reached in minutes to an hour without thought. In fact, it was alleged that Gonzalez downloaded 1,370 songs in just a few weeks, which is an average of 65 songs per day.

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