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Article marketing automation?

by jelder1
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I just started using AMA and it seems as though it's a pretty cool platform. Although, I'm concerned whether the whole article should be rewritten. I've heard it won't get marked as duplicate content as long as it's 50% different from the original. . Is it better to re write it completely manually then using AMA?
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  • Profile picture of the author jelder1
    I plan on submitting the rewrites to article directories
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    • Profile picture of the author mark@1to101
      I use Article Marketing Automation everyday, so I can offer you a couple of pointers here...

      1) If you don't rewrite enough then your article will get accepted less by the publishers on the AMA network.

      2) Try to rewrite every sentence once - it really doesn't take that long.

      3) The level of uniqueness shown on AMA is way higher than on 'Power Article Rewriter' or 'Dupe Cop'. If AMA tells you it's 100%, then it's probably only about 30%.

      4) Use 300 word articles if you need to save time.
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  • Profile picture of the author robvegas626
    I used AMA for about six months. What I loved most was their spinning feature, which would go through your article and prompt you about which parts to rewrite. It was much faster than trying to spin the different words manually. However, I had to stop using them because I just couldn't measure the results. AMA would tell me these huge numbers -- that they submitted my article 105 times, and it got accepted by 83 sites, or whatever -- but they don't tell you where it got published. I was rarely able to find any of my "published" articles online, which made it impossible to bookmark them or do anything else with them.
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    • Profile picture of the author gravtex
      I use it and recommend it as well. Definitely rewrite your articles - I do all mine to 200% rewritten status and usually get 85% (sometimes 95%) accepted status.

      Gary
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    • Profile picture of the author mark@1to101
      Originally Posted by robvegas626 View Post

      However, I had to stop using them because I just couldn't measure the results. AMA would tell me these huge numbers -- that they submitted my article 105 times, and it got accepted by 83 sites, or whatever -- but they don't tell you where it got published. I was rarely able to find any of my "published" articles online, which made it impossible to bookmark them or do anything else with them.
      It's true that you can't rely on the figures that they give you.

      However, the fact is that they do get your article published and, most importantly, published on niche related blogs and websites.

      Rather than look at the number of times that your article gets published, it's best to instead look at how much you move up the search engine rankings.
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  • Profile picture of the author jelder1
    Do you recommend submitting these rewritten articles to article directories? Or just have them submitted on the AMA network?
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    • Profile picture of the author mark@1to101
      Originally Posted by jelder1 View Post

      Do you recommend submitting these rewritten articles to article directories? Or just have them submitted on the AMA network?
      Submit the rewritten articles to article directories aswell as AMA won't do this for you.
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