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Originally Posted by allreal
What is the best way to go about doing this[original articles]?
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I don't know why they should open in a new browser. They're on your site so the extra browser window isn't all that called for.
For what you include, why not look at the way blogs do it. Comments, emails and trackbacks (who links to that article).
In fact if would suggest you implement it with a blogging tool since so much of what you need is already there. I've written content management tools in a couple of different languages. They're easy, but wordpress is free (i think?).
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As for the third party/industry articles should I just link out to them? Or should I copy and paste them on my site with reference? If so should the link be a certain title, length, keyword similar to my site? Whats the optimal number to list to enhance the site? Any drawbacks?
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Do NOT paste them onto your site. Those articles are copyrighted.
Either get permission to post or go to a writer/article source for your content and follow the license. It's very, very easy to find plagarism on the web, you'll get trouble from the article owners.
The reason you'd publish an article is to give your readers content. The content should be about what you and your readers have in common. If the content is something that interests your readers it will have the appropriate keywords by nature.
The formula is:
Good content produces keywords produces search relevancy and readership.
Not:
Keywords produce stuff to throw at search engines that they're smart enough to ignore.
Keep it relevant and you will succeed.