Unique Article Wizard Review for 2009?

Hi I used "Unique Article Wizard" for several months without much success, maybe I should have given it more time, but I found it too pricey and too time consuming as you have to write each article 3 times and from what I remember you need 50 different signature boxes that was really time consuming!!

If I where you I wouldn't use any article spinner I have yet to find one which does a good job and with ezine articles getting really strict keep your cash. Best way is to get unique articles written and then rewritten for a lower fee, you can get rewrites done for less than $1 per article on Odesk, but be warned at that price get the provider to give you a sample first, not one they attach as standard, but one you send him as most of their english isn't good enough.

Hope this helps

Graeme

A good tradesman never blames his tools.

There is a huge difference between submitting your articles and those articles being accepted on the UAW blog network. Perhaps (and I'm not saying they are), your articles are crap and get rejected at the other end.

I have a number of blogs that receive artilcles from UAW and most of them are automatically filtered out for immediate rejection. I beleive that none of the blogs in the UAW network are set to automatically accept submitted articles. They are inspected by the webmaster for quality, relevance, etc.. If your article is low quality and unrelated to the niche, it will be rejected.

The major reason for rejection is the tags that get used.

If you use generic terms such as "advice" to get accepted by the maximum number of blogs, you will actually get rejected by the majority.

I know UAW tells you to use generic, broad terms, but don't do it.

Perhaps there just aren't that many blogs that want articles written in your niche. Most of the blogs in the network are niche specific, so are not interested in your non-related articles no matter how good they are.

There's also a smartarse who uses the letters of the alphabet as tags. These get automatically filtered out. Perhaps you did that, I don't know.

Here are a list of tags to not use if you want to avoid maximum rejections.

blogs,family,lifestyle,advice,blogging,career,indu stry,news,business,government,business finance,technology,a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n,o,p ,q,r,s,t,u,v,w,x,y,z

The words can be used, but only in combination with other words. ie "lifestyle" gets filtered out, however "healthy lifestlye" gets through.

Let me give you an example:

If you have an article on golf. You might use "sport" as a tag. Let's say there are 1000 sports blogs in the network. Your article would be submitted to all of these sites. However it will be rejected by blogs that are on football, tennis, rugby, cricket, baseball, basketball, horse racing,car racing, and every other non-golf sports blog.

SUBMISSION does not equal ACCEPTANCE.

Now here's my first experience with submissions:

I set up a niche blog in Nov 2007. It had 15 unaltered PLR articles on that niche. No other promotions except 1 article put through the UAW system.

I didn't check how many of these actually stuck (I forgot to look), but the next time Google did its PR update (about 2-3 months after the site was launched) they gave the site a PR2.

If you do it right, you get great results If you do it wrong, well let's just say "garbage in, garbage out".

Now some of the things that p1ss me off about UAW.

1. Cannot "spin" titles. You have to enter them individually.
2 Cannot "spin" resource box, once again enter them manually. ALL of their competitors allow spinnable titles/boxes, but not UAW. It doesn't seem to be a priority to them either.
3. It doesn't matter when you set the articles up for "release", the UAW team send them out in their own good time. Not good at all for anything that is time-critical.

Apart from these quibbles, UAW is a valuable tool for promoting your website.

To close off, I repeat, a good tradesman NEVER blames his tools. He instead learns how to use them properly.