Not all Ezine Directories are created equal.

Google really loves a couple of particular directories and
assigns them a lot of value and authority. The other
hundreds of article directories are only worth it for
link building.

Sites like EZA, SearchWarp etc.are definitely favoured
by the Big G.

I believe Google really loves these 3:

EZA (this is like the Google of article directories)
GoArticles
Searchwarp

I've heard ArticleCity is pretty good too, but it doesn't
allow you to set up an account and track stats, which
is a real bummer.

Which directories in your opinion does Google really loves?

I think google does like ezinearticles as well.

Aside from Ezinearticles, I think ArticleSphere, article-buzz and amazines are great. They have fast approval and provide dofollow links.

I don't really think that google has a definite side on giving importance to these article directories...

Google might not give more weight to links from those websites, but they most likely do give less weight to article directories in general. A few of the better article directories may have avoided this. I think a read a quote from Google saying that they acknowledged that most article directories are very low quality.

A couple more valued article directories are work.com and buzzle.com

SearchWarp

The real fact is that nobody knows, and none of you are ever likely to find out.

I think google loves big article sites that you have to pay and your article must be aprooved before submittion. Thats the article sites that google loves.

Originally Posted by johnlloyd

I don't really think that google has a definite side on giving importance to these article directories...

Nope mate you are wrong. Just like a real life business websites also build reputation and Big G like them most. You are into this business from past three years and any new bie will not get that reputation which you have now.

I doubt someone knows this for sure but I like using ArticleBase and ArticleDashboard

Originally Posted by chrishirst

The real fact is that nobody knows, and none of you are ever likely to find out.

That's right. But I rely more on ezine, goarticles, isnare and articlesbase for getting backlinks as well as targeted traffic...

I don't think anyone will know for sure as mentioned above, but I do know from experience that EzineArticles.com is one of the best.

I use EzineArticles.com now and then and it's been good for me. But now I have a few more that I will try as well.

Reply to Which article directories does Google REALLY love?
I think Ezinearticles,SearchWarp,Article base,Go article.

Ive been using ezinearticles for quite some time and I think Google loves to crawl on it because of the good contents.

i have not submited any articles to any directories yet, most of my backlinks are from social bookmarking and forum sig so no idea(*^_^*).

Google likes ezinearticles, bestsyndication, articlebase, buzzle, ideamarketer..........

is it really the article directory sites that Google would love to show in their SERP or is it the content of the article site that they would consider more?

think about that.

Originally Posted by psuser

Not all Ezine Directories are created equal.

Google really loves a couple of particular directories and
assigns them a lot of value and authority. The other
hundreds of article directories are only worth it for
link building.

Sites like EZA, SearchWarp etc.are definitely favoured
by the Big G.

I believe Google really loves these 3:

EZA (this is like the Google of article directories)
GoArticles
Searchwarp

I've heard ArticleCity is pretty good too, but it doesn't
allow you to set up an account and track stats, which
is a real bummer.

Which directories in your opinion does Google really loves?

I think so that google love these three sites.

But i think if you will update your site regular with quality and unique content then google will love your site also.

Basically google love unique and weight full content as with regular update.

Thanks

I think google give much weigh on the article directories that has good article content or see quality rather than quantity of it.