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Think Article Directories Are Dead?

Think again!

Article directories are far from dead. Read on.

I just went over to Alexa, and while nobody's web statistics are 100 percent accurate (how could they be?), I found this:

 

[caption id="attachment_6041" align="aligncenter" width="562"] Alexa ranking for Ezinearticles.com[/caption]

Alexa is a great way to compare the relative traffic of one site over another. The lower the "Alexa Traffic Rank," the better. The rank of 379 means that, according to Alexa's data,

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