How to Properly Utilize UAW

[heavysm]

For those warriors who have used Unique Article Wizard and found success with it, what techniques do you use to get the most out of each article?

I know there are too many posts to name about UAW, but from what i have found there are few that talk about properly utilizing UAW.

Few points I am talking about for UAW users:

Is there a certain article length that you have found the best results with?

Spun content or unique content for each rewrite?

Vary anchor text or keep to one keyword for all articles?

I am settling down to write about 10 - 15 articles for one of my sites so I am just searching for the most effective way to write an article for use with UAW. 'tis all, thanks.

[chinmokuyuuki]

Most article directories even those on the UAW list recommend a minimum of 400 words till a maximum of 600. I usually submit articles with about 500 words.

Definitely spun content. Many will say that unique is better etc. But the reality is that writing or rewriting unique content takes a lot of time or resources. And the benefit is almost negligible.

I usually aim for multiple keywords in one go. If you try to rank for keyword X I would use the anchor text as follows: {X|X A|X B|X}
Just try to keep your main keyword in there for at least 50%.

[Jack Chase]

Originally Posted by chinmokuyuuki

Most article directories even those on the UAW list recommend a minimum of 400 words till a maximum of 600. I usually submit articles with about 500 words.

Definitely spun content. Many will say that unique is better etc. But the reality is that writing or rewriting unique content takes a lot of time or resources. And the benefit is almost negligible.

I usually aim for multiple keywords in one go. If you try to rank for keyword X I would use the anchor text as follows: {X|X A|X B|X}
Just try to keep your main keyword in there for at least 50%.

I have to agree with the above, although I usually have my target keyword as about 805 of the links I build and it does not appear to do any harm.