Automatic Article Rewriting Software

27 Aug 07 12:15 pm

guess you'd caution against it otherwise then...?

27 Aug 07 6:50 pm

Hi everyone,

Recently I stumbled upon a brilliant service that submits unique versions of my articles to over 650 directories, and I already have hundreds of links pointing to my website. You can see more information by reading the ad I posted, or clicking the link in my sig file.

I highly recommend this service, and I would by no means recommend it to anybody else if I hadn't used it myself with great results.

http://www.usfreeads.com/912075-cls.html

I hope this helps,

Thanks,

Kristin

28 Aug 07 3:33 pm

Hey Kristin,

I'm interested to see your results too :)

01 Sep 07 4:43 pm

Thanks v.much for this Kristin. Do you have any tips for the Notepad2.exe software prog, as I'm having difficulty understaning (all) the download options & detail for it.

I found an FAQ style page with a couple of example instructions on it, but when I followed their procedure I was met with a message warning me that my PC could be rendered inop...

Could you possibly help with a set of instructions for an "XP" system?

Many thanks
Ian

02 Sep 07 9:12 pm

Thanks for you reply Kristin and yes, in the end I googled their site and downloaded straight from their green button : )

Just perusing UAW again now & watching vids - must agree it does look quite good...

I have a couple of sites (and several domains) on the go now which need a serious boost, so in accordance with UAW criteria I need to get some proper structure into the articles/bio I already have. A spot of Elance re-writing I think!

Ian

03 Sep 07 3:55 pm

Let us know how this affects your rankings Kristin :)

04 Sep 07 4:52 am

Nope :)

04 Sep 07 3:39 pm

icj1 wrote:Kristin,
I may be being dumb here, but researching/using/utilising KWs is not my strong point & wondered if you would expand a little...?

Is it from the articles within the directories that you research and get your KWs? How do you recognise/know which words are your category KWs - I'm guessing you're looking for all the words that are relevent to your subject? For instance, for IM, KWs would be; affiliates, articles, PPC, adsense, SEO, ebooks etc.
You don't use Wordtracker? - maybe not since it costs $300...!

Many thanks

Ian

Hi Ian,

What I would do is go to Help - FAQ and read the part about keywords, and you should also download a list from there containing keywords from all the directories they submit to. It is a very long one, you just pick out the relevant keywords for your article, and make sure you enter your keywords both in singular, and plural when appropriate, like affiliate, affiliates, article, articles etc.

Trust me, you will become an expert in submitting all your unique articles to as many directories as possible, within no time :lol:

Hope this helps,

Best regards from Iceland,:D

Kristin

04 Sep 07 8:54 pm

Whoah Iceland... how is the weather there?

05 Sep 07 4:48 pm

Hey Adrian and Sean,

Of course it is terribly cold here, you may not know, that we're a bunch of 300,000 eskimos here and we live in igloos!!! :lol:


Cheers,

Kristin

07 Sep 07 3:59 pm

Back to the articles, is there a recommended way to go about the website design for our articles? i.e. a particular template/format that should be used? or is our imagination a sufficient tool?

ij

10 May 09 4:22 pm

Well... I don't think submitting to crap directories will help, just google about link building and you will find experts strongly recommending to avoid directory submissions. Rather you should link back from relevant sites. Found an article explaining the process here: http://www.bnbuzz.com/link-building.html

Almost same thing is suggested by google.

Andrew

31 May 09 10:56 am

Mark uses AMAutomation.com for article submission. I read another post about Unique Article Wizard. How do the two services compare?

06 Jun 09 6:56 am

Thanks for your response gillesjh73. I will check out AMAutomatic, it sounds like it worked for you. I'm wondering, with the traffic you received were you able to monetize your articles?

07 Jun 09 10:36 pm

Kuntos,

For me the purpose of the submitting articles through AMA (as I use it it per the affilobluprint method) is to rank for keywords in order to generate targetted traffic by increasing page-rank for my website, not generating links directly to the vendor. So there is no direct monetisation involved.

What I can tell you is that in 10 days I took my site from 0 to c 100 visitor per day (for the last couple of days) and one sale.

08 Jun 09 7:49 pm

For me building back links is pretty straightforward. I don't see the point in using article writing software when a human can do it for very little cost. I have outlined the steps below which work for me and many others. I am assuming you have a site to keep this brief.
1 Get keywords. Paid use http://www.keycompete.com/home.asp
or http://www.spyfu.com or http://www.keywordspy.com/
2 If like me you like it for free then use https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal
3 Take keywords and get article written at http://www.articlez.com/index.php. It costs $6 an article plus they do blog posts as well.
4 Take article. submit to http://www.uniquearticlewizard.com/.
5 Go to http://www.prweb.com/pr/press-release-price.html
and select what service you want. For a brand new website then I recommend the $200 service.
6 Rinse and repeat.
7 Rinse and repeat
Enjoy all your back links!!

26 Nov 09 11:10 am

Below are some results:
Between 27/05/2009 and 29/05/2009 I created 3 articles of c500 words each embedding 3 links to my website

I rewrote about 80% of them 3 times (it may sound scary but it is very easy to do with AMA)

Then I submitted the spun version to about 15 niche topics related to the articles

Below is a cut an paste on my current stat from AMA (I have received about 35 backlinks out of this since then and the backlinks keep coming in, they ranging from PR0 to PR3)

"Site Statistics
Overall, you have 0 sites registered on the system.

Article Statistics
You have 44 articles registered on the system. Those articles have been presented 1,219 times for consideration by site owners.

The articles have been approved 850 times and rejected 80 times, which means your articles have a rejection rate of 9%. A total of 289 copies are still waiting for a decision by site owners.

Gilles,

Interesting strategy...what are you thoughts after 6 months of experience?

Thanks, Joe

04 Dec 09 2:45 am

Hey Kristin, Are you using this in addition to AMA and how much does it cost? Also, I am using submityourarticle.com now and submitting manually a unique article to the top 10 dofollow article directories based on PR, and I just joined AMA. But now I see this one and think I should not skip it... but man that is alot of article marketing........ bah

02 May 10 10:25 am

Wow! There are so many different opinions and items of software that it can all be so confusing.

My partner and I were getting bogged down in running around trying to compare all types of software and programs. My goodness, procrastination was a major downfall for us.

I read a post entitled, '4 terrible procrastination excuses made by affiliates', on the Affilorama Blog. A part of it reads:

"I really can't afford to pay for Great Recommended Product Pro ... what are your thoughts on Super Affiliate Product?
Imagine someone has recommended a product or a service provider to achieve a certain task, but it costs a little bit of money, so you're looking for other options. Let me ask you this: How much time are you spending trawling around the internet researching? What could you have achieved in the amount of time it took you to investigate these alternatives?
If your objection to a software is purely financial, try to think about your time in dollar terms. If you spend three hours researching web design software, and then a day waiting for a reply to your question on a forum about the web design software... how much is that time worth? How far behind does that put you?
I'm not advocating that you go out and spend money at the drop of a hat, but try to keep things in perspective. If your alternatives involve lots of time spent researching, then lots of time spent doing things manually, or figuring out a completely different way to do something... then it might not be worth the bother."

Food for thought: Mark earns millions each year working as an affiliate marketer... He has worked in this line of business for what? over five years now? If you combine his experience with the experience of his team how many years of experience is that? What is the total wealth of knowledge? He is in constant one-on-one communication with fellow marketing gurus with whom he discusses new products, comparing them with the old, and techniques. Add that to the total wealth of experience. He and his team have trialled many of the products and I would think most of the techniques out there.

Mark has already helped his father, cousins, friends and many others become financially independent and, in some cases, make it rich.

With that in mind, should we accept the advice that we have paid for and follow it, or should we continue to debate the pros and cons and still not find an answer to our questions for ourselves?

I was raised not to trust strangers but I wake up each morning and tell myself unless Mark really upsets me I'm staying on his ship. I'm not ready to jump yet. ;)

So come on Mark, give us the answers and keep up the good work team!!!