Submitting an article to our Directory is simple and easy.  We have also allowed you the optimum amount of creative freedom by allowing for just about any and all HTML use in your articles.

Through the use of basic HTML you can underline text, make text bold, color text or even insert images.  (if you choose to insert images we ask that you reduce the size of the displayed image to no more then 180 pixels in any dimension.  Any article with over sized images will not be approved)

Additional guidelines include... 1.  All articles must be or article quality (well written and at least 150 words in length.  2.  Any article deemed to be pure spam with no editorial value will not be approved and 3.  While we encourage and support free speech we also reserve the right to not approve any article for any reason.  This third rule will be very seldom used it exists to protect our users and our personal liability.

Important Note

There is no registration process, no username and no password.  You simply submit your articles and they will become available for public viewing in 24 hours.  THIS MEANS YOU CAN'T EDIT THEM ONCE THEY ARE SUBMITTED so please insure you have them looking the way you want before submission.

Some basic HTML Commands you can use include...

- For instance you can create bold text by using the characters <b> </b> around any text which will make it appear Bold

- You can italicize text much the same way just surround it with <i> and </i> which will make it appear in italics

- To underline text just put <u> and </u> around it and it will be underlined

Creating Links in Your Article or Author's Biography

While it is wonderful that you can use html in your articles what that also means is you MUST use html in order to create links in your work.   If you simply put in http://yoursitename.com or www.yoursitename.com it WILL NOT CREATE A LINK.  No it will just be plain text as the bolded terms above are.

To create a link you use html as follows  <a href="http://www.yourwebsite.com">Your Link Name</a>  Doing so would make the words Your Link Name blue and when clicked on the reader would be taken to the website  www.yourwebsite.com  you can do this with any web page and any words you choose.

In the world of online marketing ONE WAY LINKS to your site are golden.  When you create a link it should not be just the domain name.  You should use anchor text that tells search engines and readers what page you are linking to is about.

For more about HTML you can visited this HTML Tutorial or search Google or Yahoo for more HTML lessons.