In regards to ama, i submitted an article 3 days ago in the gambling category, and it's only been submitted to 3 sites. Is the system usually that slow, or do you think that the category may just be devoid of blogs?
I'm not in that niche so I can't tell you from personal experience about it... That does seem slow to me compared to the rate of submissions I normally get. Although I've noticed that they seem to be slowing down submissions now... I'm not sure if that's to make the submissions look more natural (which would be cool) or if it's because they've lost sites from their system (not so cool.) I don't know because I don't do that. I'm a big believer in preselling products before sending them to the vendor and in building up the power of my own domains rather than just trying to get a quick hit like that. My guess is that they do not allow that... but you would have to check their website to find out because I don't know about that from my own experience. I've seen multiple instances of an ISnare submission in the Google search results. For example I wrote one ISnare article in January of this year that targeted a specific keyword phrase and it now ranks like this: #2 on Google on TheFreeLibrary.com #6 on Google on ArticleBase.com That's the same article ranking twice in the Google top 10.. so they definitely don't automatically discount all duplicate content. This is one of the things I love about ISnare... the articles themselves seem to have a good chance at ranking. This doesn't really happen with any of the other article distribution services in my experience so far. Of course the negative side of this is with ISnare I don't have links in the article itself, only in the resource box so it is harder to get click throughs. Of course I could use article submission software that focused on the article sites that can actually rank in Google instead... but ISnare articles also go up on a lot of lesser sites, that may not rank... but whose back links do show up. Plus I find that kind of software is more trouble than it's worth (at least in my experience... I haven't tried all of 'em.)
Does UAW support spin {1|2|3} format in title, body and bio box? Does UAW allow such links? Who else? Could you please point out such software?
1. UAW does support spinning, but it's in a different format than AMA. I use Magic Article Rewriter which really makes it easy because I just write and spin my article once and then I can export it in the proper format for each of the distribution systems I use (AMA, UAW, Article Ranks, FTS) 2. UAW does allow links within the article body. Lately I've been including 3 links within the body and then 2 additional links in the resource box and that hasn't been an issue as far as I can tell. 3. I don't recommend article distribution software, I don't use it. I think these article distribution services are more effective. --- I must add that I'm more and more impressed with UAW the more I use it. I'm at the point now where if I had to recommend just one such service that would be it. Yes it's a bit more expensive than the others ($67/month) but I really think it's worth it for the results it brings. For example, I submitted an article a couple of weeks ago on UAW which contained a unique phrase (this was actually the author nickname... I like to make up totally unique author names to track my articles) that was nowhere to be found on Google (zero results) and as of today there are 518 results for it.
Just a quick update on ama. I submitted four articles over a two day period in the gambling category about a week ago, and they're currently submitting the articles six times per day in total. Just to be clear, that's six submissions between the four articles, so every day two of the articles are being submitted twice, and two of the articles are being submitted once. They've currently been submitted to ten blogs each, but not all of the blogs have made a decision whether to accept them or not. Of the ones that have been accepted, none of them have been indexed by google yet. I find their rate of submission very low, and i've sent two support emails in the last week and they haven't responded to any of them.
I use magic article rewriter as well. I have some issues with the services you are talking about though, when i use mar to spin if I try article ranks spin it doesn't seem to work (when previewed). Of course I also tried this with freetrafficsystem and had the same issue, even though mar exports to fts format. The problem I believe I have is because I do nested spinning which mar supports. I don't think these services support that though. At least mutltiple nested. I was curious if you have spun text within partial spun text (nested) and was able to make the submission services work still.
Can you pls clarify your exact strategy for spinning each unique article? And do you use each article for massive submission only once or?
Very important point, I should have mentioned this. Some of the services don't allow for nested spinning. I've stopped using nested spinning because of this issue. I find that I can still get plenty of spinning done without it. Sometimes I'll do some manual nested spinning in AMA to mix up the anchor texts a bit. I only bother doing this on the anchor texts, not anywhere else in the article. I spin using Magic Article Rewriter. I spin by the word sometimes and by the sentence other times, just depending on the situation. I tend to spin until I'm at around 20% spun on MAR... sometimes more. That tends to be plenty for each of these distribution sites. And yes, I use each MAR seed article just once (but I'm using that one MAR article for every distribution service...) I don't think the distribution services would be pleased with using the same seed article multiple times.