Article directories hosted around the web are normally designed with simplicity putting more emphasis on text and layout than graphics. This way, article directories do not take too long to load making it easy for people to submit articles quickly. In fact, to submit article creations, all that is required is usually to register in the article directory one time putting your e-mail, password and other personal details that will accompany your future article submissions.
After registration, articles can easily be created offline using a word processor and then pasted to the submission forms for approval. All of these little steps are needed to post a single article. If another article needs to be posted, everything except the registration needs to repeated which isn’t a big deal for most unless articles need to be submitted every now and then which could be tiring for some.
The real concern is when articles need to be posted on other sites for added publicity. There are hundreds of article directories growing all over the Internet and a good deal of them have high page rankings …

You have probably noticed the “Ads by Google” label that appears with ads on your site. AdSense display this label because they want users to have an awareness and understanding of the ads they see online and where they come from.
As more and more advertisers use rich media ad formats, such as Flash and interactive ads, AdSense want to provide the same benefit to users for those ad formats. So today they’re starting to add the “Ads by Google” message to rich media ads in a way that’s unobtrusive to the ad creative and your site, but as user-friendly as our current “Ads by Google” notices on other ad formats.
You’ll soon notice a small “i” (for “information”) icon overlay in the bottom right-hand corner of these ads, which will expand when the user hovers over it. This was specially designed for rich media ads. This new message will appear on ads created by AdWords advertisers, and will show up on your website’s standard AdSense ad units.

Just like before, users who click on the “Ads by Google” label will be taken …