I recently wrote "Top Ten Reasons Why Countrywide is Being Stupid With REO’s" and have contacted a couple of foreclosure-related websites that have posted it to their sites, but I think it is interesting enough to do more with it:

www. aaronsold. com/blog/2007/12/top-ten-reasons-why-countrywide-is-being-stupid/

Should I convert it into a Press Release and submit to PRWeb? Submit it to eZineArticles.com, something else?

Suggestions on what to do with this for the best effect are appreciated.

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Aaron

Minneapolis Real Estate | Twin Cities Real Estate | Edina Realty Agent

This is not a press release, nor applicable (That I can think of) even if modified - you should not attempt to use PR services (Purposed to "promote" something newsworthy from the submitter) to try to generate link pop.

You could of course submit it to all relevant article repositories, stick a digg this link on there, seek out other like minded individuals and ask them to post the article (With proper link credit of course) or link to it

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I didn't think I should try to make it a PR... it didn't feel right... but it's good to hear it from you!

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Aaron

Minneapolis Real Estate | Twin Cities Real Estate | Edina Realty Agent

use EZINE articles maybe its spelled ezyn. either way they do articles that get picked up by alot of diferent websites and that would be one way to get it out there.

I would also recommend you submit it to ezinearticles.com and not convert it into a PR. Something like that would not go well as a PR as it really isn't a 'release' of anything.

Also as a quick tip, I would recommend using numbers in your title... they seem to have a better impact. So, instead of saying 'Top Ten...', say 'Top 10...'.

They rejected it for "...MUST NOT contain defamation; falsely or unjustified injury of the good reputation of another, as by slander or libel."

Guess I'll have to change "being stupid" to "is making mistakes"

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Aaron

Minneapolis Real Estate | Twin Cities Real Estate | Edina Realty Agent

LMAO - Slander and Libel are only Slander and Libel if they are not true

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exactly.

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Aaron

Minneapolis Real Estate | Twin Cities Real Estate | Edina Realty Agent

Yea, you can use Ezinearticles but you kinda have to be careful in your wording. They pretty much dont want bad press from a controversial article that they approved. Just form the article to something that can pass while still getting your message across and it may get picked up better by other sites.

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Hmm... I wonder why they approved my article with "Devil Boss" in the title. Well, maybe the word stupid is a no-no to them.

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