Complete List of Article Distribution Services

[GuerrillaIM]

Hey Warriors,

I love article distribution services, they are getting me some amazing results so I thought I would start a thread to see if there were any services out there I didn't know about and get some feedback on how people are getting on with them.

I am currently using UAW and AMA. I am very happy with the results I am getting using a few "tricks" to make the most of their systems. I am considering buying into every service on the list to see if I can produce some high power results. Could be a good way to lose money though, are there any you would recommend to stay away from?

Here is my list so far, please add in with any feedback or sites I have missed:

Unique Article Wizard - $67/mo
Article Marketing Automation - $47/mo
Linkvana – $147/mo
Neurolinker - $47/mo
Link Juicer - $47/mo
Submit Your Article – $47/mo
Free Traffic System – Free or $47/mo for upgraded service
Content Crooner – $39.99/mo
Distribute Your Article - $29.95/mo

I am a little worried about some of these not delivering or submitting to the same place. What would be the best combination do you think?

[pheonix44]

I think submit your article is a pretty good one. They give pretty good results for the little monthly fee and with EZA being so confusing these days I'll probably be making them my number one.

[GuerrillaIM]

Originally Posted by pheonix44

I think submit your article is a pretty good one. They give pretty good results for the little monthly fee and with EZA being so confusing these days I'll probably be making them my number one.

Where do they submit your article to?

Originally Posted by pheonix44

I think submit your article is a pretty good one. They give pretty good results for the little monthly fee and with EZA being so confusing these days I'll probably be making them my number one.

No way did I just hear you say that ...

James

[GuerrillaIM]

Originally Posted by TheRichJerksNet

No way did I just hear you say that ...

James

Why is that? Are they a bad service?

On another note, I remember a warrior saying he was going to create a multibuy discount for subscribing to multiple services at once, did this ever come off?

[pheonix44]

I just can't seem to win with you Rich Jerk. Okay who do you think is better?

Originally Posted by GuerrillaIM

Why is that? Are they a bad service?

On another note, I remember a warrior saying he was going to create a multibuy discount for subscribing to multiple services at once, did this ever come off?

I will keep my opinion on those services to myself because I am actually bias... Have I seen, tested, and tried the services mentioned ?? Yes I have..

@Robin - No self promotion is allowed so can't answer that either....

James

[GuerrillaIM]

Originally Posted by TheRichJerksNet

I will keep my opinion on those services to myself because I am actually bias... Have I seen, tested, and tried the services mentioned ?? Yes I have..

Could you be a little more ambiguous please? ... thanks

I guess you may have a competing product to make you bias.

[mustard76]

I'm curious. How many articles do you guys submit a month?

[GuerrillaIM]

depends what I am doing. But using my method on AMA I can get 300 backlinks from 1 seed article. Seeing as I only pay $15 for that seed article its a good deal, but there is a bit of extra fiddling that takes up a little time.

Good for SEO and it gives direct traffic also. I don't keep re-submitting articles for same site though, I have lots of sites so I probably do 1-2 seed articles per site per month.

[Sirago]

Can we keep this thread going? I'm interested who has experience with these services and who they recommend.

[mbacak]

I was using articlemarketer.com up until recently. Actually, now I have
a team doing everthing by hand. But, have used Submit Your Article and
found they don't hit as many places as I wanted them too.

[blue_sky]

there is also 1way, myway 3waylinks...

[rajuthan]

Can you rank them now?

[ripperdav]

Yes, I used to use ArticleMarketer as well. It distributed just fine, but wow, they certainly had a lot of restrictions on which articles they would accept. I found it to be the "strictest" service I've ever used as far as getting what I considered regular (not hypey or salesy) articles accepted for distribution.

[mark@1to101]

I use all of the following services at the same time...

-Unique Article Wizard
-Article Marketing Automation
-Distribute Your Articles
-Isnare
-Linkvana
-SEnuke (Social Network Module)

...and I have seen good results from doing so.

I use one seed article (i.e. one article with spinning syntax incorporated) and distribute it through all of the above services.

Here's a few of my observations for you, should you be considering any of the services that I mentioned...

Unique Article Wizard - Articles need to be at least 300 words. Accepts spinning syntax. Pretty much all articles submitted are accepted within a day. Can 'drip' articles out at any rate that you choose. Good distribution list. Easy, though a little time consuming, to find out where they have submitted your article to.

Article Marketing Automation - Articles need to be at least 300 words. Accepts spinning syntax. Article acceptance rate of over 90%. Articles are automatically dripped out at a rate of 2-5 a day. They tell you how many times your article has been published, but don't provide you with any way of finding out where they have been published.

Distribute Your Articles - This service was formerly called Article Marketer. Articles need to be at least 400 words. No spinning of articles is allowed. Good distribution list. Very difficult to get articles featuring product names accepted. They tell you how many places your article has been distributed to but give no details on acceptance rate. No list of the places distributed to is provided.

Isnare - Articles need to be at least 500 words. No spinning of artices if allowed. Can be fussy as to the articles that they accept. Takes 2-3 weeks for articles to be reviewed / accepted. Good distribution list. No details of distribution provided.

Linkvana - A different type of service to others in that you have to take your article and break it down into 100 word posts. 100% acceptance rate. Can only build a maximum of 5 links to a single domain (no limit on the number of domains you can use) each day, though future posts can be queued up.

SEnuke - Articles must be at least 300 words. Distributes to well-known places, though you'll struggle to get your article to stick at all of the places they claim are on their distribution list. Provide a partial list of urls that your article has been submitted to.

Let me know if any of you have any questions about these services and I'll be sure to answer them for you

[mark@1to101]

Another point, about overlaps in the places that the various article distribution services distribute to, I'm aware of the following overlaps...

Article Marketing Automation & My Article Network

Distribute Your Articles & Content Crooner

SEnuke & Link Juicer (Partial)

SEnuke & Submit Your Articles (Partial)

With SEnuke though, you can specifiy exactly where you want your article sent to, so it is possible to avoid overlaps if you pay a little attention to what you're doing.

[Scott Patterson]

mark@1to101

Thanks for your info, what would be your recommendations for which program to use if you were only going to use 1 or 2 and why?


thank
scott

[blue_sky]

Article Marketer was good before they split - it must be in a hurry
(I heard there was even some shooting in the office *joke*)

poorly executed amateurish to say the least split up....if you look at the distribution list of Content Corooner - Products and Pricing. Content Crooner you will find at least 900 expired blogspot blogs.... the list of DYA cant be very big...and they are still very picky about the articles and like Mark said no published distribution list...

It all boils down to the distribution list - if you submit your articles to hundreds of low quality sites/blogs (no pr etc) with no seo urls, no sitemap etc the links wont "stick" and getting burried deep down within the site

[mark@1to101]

Originally Posted by Scott Patterson

Thanks for your info, what would be your recommendations for which program to use if you were only going to use 1 or 2 and why?

If you're only going to use 1 or 2, then I would recommend...

1) Unique Article Wizard

2) Article Marketing Automation

...the reason being that they are the best value, accept nearly all articles, and start distributing within a day.

[mark@1to101]

Originally Posted by blue_sky

poorly executed amateurish to say the least split up....if you look at the distribution list of Content Corooner - Products and Pricing. Content Crooner you will find at least 900 expired blogspot blogs.... the list of DYA cant be very big...and they are still very picky about the articles and like Mark said no published distribution list...

For those that don't know, Article Marketer was split into two new companies - Content Crooner and Distribute Your Articles.

I personally use Distribute Your Articles as I think the features and layout of it are superior to Content Crooner.

I would imagine that the distribution lists of both of these companies is the same one as Article Marketer used, though I couldn't say for sure.

Distribution lists and numbers can't be relied upon anyway, as all article distribution services inflate them.

Measuring results in the SERPs is the only way of finding out how effective a particular service is.

[Chris Kent]

Originally Posted by mark@1to101

Measuring results in the SERPs is the only way of finding out how effective a particular service is.

By this criterion, which do you reckon are the best services?

[mark@1to101]

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

By this criterion, which do you reckon are the best services?

Unique Article Wizard and Article Marketing Automation.

I haven't actually run seperate tests on those two but I started off by just using those two together (i.e. entering the same article into both systems at the same time) and they definitely bring results.

[mark@1to101]

Just to give an update to some of my earlier posts on this thread...

I've now stopped using SEnuke and Linkvana. Whilst they do bring results, I think in terms of value and effort they weren't as worthwhile as they need to be...

SEnuke - There are lots of bugs in the social network / article marketing part of their system. Lots of failed distributions to various sites on their distribution list and lots of deleted articles shortly after they have been published. It also takes ages for the distribution process to go through - you literally can't do anything else on your computer for the 30 or so minutes it takes to send out a single article.

Linkvana - Writing unique post after unique post just for Linkvana soon wears a bit thin. It was costing considerably more than the other services and was also taking up the most time. That would be ok if the results were amazing but they weren't.

[Chris Kent]

Thanks Mark, I appreciate it. Gonna look into one of Unique Article Wizard and Article Marketing Automation.

Not sure which though. One is all article directories, the other is what might be "questionable" sites. I say questionable because personally I would never use someone else's spun content on one of my own sites (regular articles, yes).

Decisions, decisions....

[mark@1to101]

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

Thanks Mark, I appreciate it. Gonna look into one of Unique Article Wizard and Article Marketing Automation.

Not sure which though. One is all article directories, the other is what might be "questionable" sites. I say questionable because personally I would never use someone else's spun content on one of my own sites (regular articles, yes).

Decisions, decisions....

Unique Article Wizard isn't actually all directories. It's a mix of directories, websites and blogs.

If you're just going to choose one, then it is probably the one to go for. A big advantage that it has over Article Marketing Automation is that it actually lists where your article has been submitted to.

[maryjane123]

has anyone done testing to see which article submission service produces the most recognizable links in search engines?

i've used free and paid services. i know the articles have been posted but when i check back links to my site they do not show up.

i've checked backlinks using seoelite and online checkers.

thanks;
maryjane

[Shana_Adam]

Any one used isnare. Ive read some good things about them here from other warriors.

I dont believe they submit unique articles though.
Just the one they distribute.

[JOHN_RODRIGUEZ]

There is also Spin Distribute - Article Distributor - Publish hundreds of unique articles to 700+ websites! and Article Submission Software, Article Drip Robot --- Submit Unique Articles To Multiple Sites Slowly & Automatically!

John

[Jerry Mcvictor]

Articlepool has a good distribution service at $9 per article(500 directories). They deliver within 2-4 days.

Manual Article Distribution Service

[mark@1to101]

Originally Posted by maryjane123

has anyone done testing to see which article submission service produces the most recognizable links in search engines?

i've used free and paid services. i know the articles have been posted but when i check back links to my site they do not show up.

i've checked backlinks using seoelite and online checkers.

Rather than use backlink checkers (seolite, yahoo site explorer, etc.), simply take the title of your article, or a sentence from it, and search for it in Google with quotes with around it, i.e. "Article Title".

If a page which has your link on it has been indexed in Google then you can be sure that they know about your link.

Backlinker checkers are well-known to be unreliable, so I wouldn't base the effectiveness of an article distribution service on one.

[mark@1to101]

Originally Posted by Shana_Adam

Any one used isnare. Ive read some good things about them here from other warriors.

I dont believe they submit unique articles though.
Just the one they distribute.

I use Isnare. I posted some details about it earlier on in this thread.

As for distributing unique articles, no they don't. You give them one article, without any spinning syntax incorporated into it, and they send the same one out to everyone on their distribution list.

[Arun Kumar]

I too recommend that Articlepool is one of the best article distribution service.

[PatriciaJ]

Originally Posted by Shana_Adam

Any one used isnare. Ive read some good things about them here from other warriors.

I dont believe they submit unique articles though.
Just the one they distribute.

I've used Isnare for a couple of years and get good results from them. Sometimes the service is very slow, but this week it only took a few days for my articles to be approved. Distribution is quite varied, when I've tracked my articles submitted there I've found them on blogs, yahoo groups, newsletters and article directories. They are very cheap, only a couple of dollars per article so absolutely worth it.

[mark@1to101]

Originally Posted by PatriciaJ

I've used Isnare for a couple of years and get good results from them. Sometimes the service is very slow, but this week it only took a few days for my articles to be approved. Distribution is quite varied, when I've tracked my articles submitted there I've found them on blogs, yahoo groups, newsletters and article directories. They are very cheap, only a couple of dollars per article so absolutely worth it.

Just wanted to throw another good word in here for Isnare. They are now taking around a week to approve articles, rather than the month or so they had been taking. Good distribution list too.

[GuerrillaIM]

has anyone tried link juicer?

[Kevin Marshall]

I would be curious if anyone is using Magic Article Submitter. I like Magic Article Rewriter a lot, but haven't had as much luck with Magic Article Submitter.

[magentawave]

Hey this is good info here everyone. Thanks for participating!

As a newbie at this article thing, I've learned that even if the article submission service or software says they have "1000 article directories" to submit to (or whatever), that obviously doesn't mean you can submit your "weight loss for morons" article to all 1000 of those article directories because not all of them will even have a "weight loss" category. The point is that your article must be compatible with the category of the specific article directory you submit your article to.

I just started using Magic Article Rewriter which is set up to make your spun articles compatible by clicking a button with freetrafficsystem.com, myarticlenetwork.com, articlemarketingautomation.com and uniquearticlewizard.com.

For submitting I also started using the other software he developed called Magic Article Submitter which distributes to over 1000 built-in directories although for some reason I can only get approved for about 860 of those directories.

I just submitted two articles to the free version of freetrafficsystem.com. What do you guys think about freetrafficsystem.com? Is is worth paying $47 to be able to submit to about 800 directories or just stick with the free version which submits to 120 directories?

Anyone using http://www.myarticlenetwork.com ?

Steve

[Kevin Marshall]

Originally Posted by magentawave

Hey this is good info here everyone. Thanks for participating!

As a newbie at this article thing, I've learned that even if the article submission service or software says they have "1000 article directories" to submit to (or whatever), that obviously doesn't mean you can submit your "weight loss for morons" article to all 1000 of those article directories because not all of them will even have a "weight loss" category. The point is that your article must be compatible with the category of the specific article directory you submit your article to.

I just started using Magic Article Rewriter which is set up to make your spun articles compatible by clicking a button with freetrafficsystem.com, myarticlenetwork.com, articlemarketingautomation.com and uniquearticlewizard.com.

For submitting I also started using the other software he developed called Magic Article Submitter which distributes to over 1000 built-in directories although for some reason I can only get approved for about 860 of those directories.

I just submitted two articles to the free version of freetrafficsystem.com. What do you guys think about freetrafficsystem.com? Is is worth paying $47 to be able to submit to about 800 directories or just stick with the free version which submits to 120 directories?

Steve

I only got submitted to 160 directories with Magic Article Submitter. I keep running the program and I don't seem to be able to get much further with it. I don't know what I need to do with it to submit to 800 directories. It creates a bunch of accounts but only actually submits about 160 articles.

[magentawave]

It seems our message here overlapped.

Here are a couple things you might try with MAS...

1) Click on the wrench options icon at the top and set the threads count down a bit. I had mine at only 1 but set it up to 7 today and it is scorching fast.

2) When you choose the categories you want your article to be submitted to, be sure you type only one keyword in the MAS search box at a time and then hit search - then delete the last keyword and hit search again, then delete that keyword and type in the next...and on you go until you exhaust every possible category title that might be appropriate to your article. It won't work if you type in a bunch of keywords separated by a comma, okay? For example: If I was submitting an article about 'weight loss', then I would start by typing in weight loss, then delete weight loss and type in fat loss...then fitness...then exercise, then maybe health...etc., etc. By doing that you will pull up a lot more categories (i.e. article directories) that you can submit to.

Steve

Originally Posted by kevinmarshall80

I only got submitted to 160 directories with Magic Article Submitter. I keep running the program and I don't seem to be able to get much further with it. I don't know what I need to do with it to submit to 800 directories. It creates a bunch of accounts but only actually submits about 160 articles.

[mark@1to101]

Originally Posted by Mobosorous

What kind of results are we talking about here? Would like some numbers please ?

How many hits to your website after using article distribution services? How much conversion is increased?

These services are aimed at building backlinks rather than directly increasing the number of visitors to your website.

Though, the more backlinks you build, the higher you rank in the search engines, and the more visitors you ultimately get.

As for results from one article, it totally depends on the topic and quality of the article, and the competiveness of the keywords that you're trying to increase your rankings for.

Originally Posted by magentawave
Anyone using http://www.myarticlenetwork.com ?

I did pay for them for 5 months.. and I got approx 3,500 articles republished on blogs. I had approx 35 articles in the system so basically you have to ask yourself is it worth $250 to have 3,500 articles out there on other sites. Keep in mind that some of the blogs I could never even find in google and some I did.

I dropped after the 5th month because I had over 500+ articles waiting for approval for over 30 days.. It seems the activity of the blog owners slacked down. My articles covered about 10 different topics including affiliate marketing, article marketing, membership sites, blogging, wordpress, and etc..

James

[Liam Hamer]

Originally Posted by GuerrillaIM

has anyone tried link juicer?

Yes, I have been a subscriber for 3 months or so now I think it's a fantastic system, but to be completely honest - I haven't got as much out of it as I should have, and it's completely my fault I'm currently only promoting my top level domains, and not the internal pages, or any articles/web 2.0 properties. The reason? I hate having to sit down and make each article unique with Spyntax. I've got my domains up to a decent percentage of uniqueness(the higher the percentage, the more weight your links have apparently) but I need to do it for some internal pages, articles and web 2.0 properties. That's how you get the most out of it

[Kevin Marshall]

Originally Posted by magentawave

It seems our message here overlapped.

Here are a couple things you might try with MAS...

1) Click on the wrench options icon at the top and set the threads count down a bit. I had mine at only 1 but set it up to 7 today and it is scorching fast.

2) When you choose the categories you want your article to be submitted to, be sure you type only one keyword in the MAS search box at a time and then hit search - then delete the last keyword and hit search again, then delete that keyword and type in the next...and on you go until you exhaust every possible category title that might be appropriate to your article. It won't work if you type in a bunch of keywords separated by a comma, okay? For example: If I was submitting an article about 'weight loss', then I would start by typing in weight loss, then delete weight loss and type in fat loss...then fitness...then exercise, then maybe health...etc., etc. By doing that you will pull up a lot more categories (i.e. article directories) that you can submit to.

Steve

Thanks man for your help! For 1) I went and did exactly what you said, and I was able to submit to many more directories. I also realized that for the niche I am promoting, there are a lot of directories that don't have a category for it. That makes a big difference.

[tdotbaby]

Hey mark@1to101

So, would Distribute Your Articles + Isnare be a worthwhile combination?

[magentawave]

Hey Laura,

Your little mindmap for this is awesome! Thanks for doing that. Will you continue to update it as we go along here, and if so, will you let us know when you have made the updates?

Steve

Originally Posted by richdirtygirl

guys... very nice thread, thanks!!!

you have been mindmapped...

MINDMAPS

Laura

[magentawave]

I just started using Magic Article Rewriter and Magic Article Submitter about a week ago and already have 546 articles published (for two sites) with 2936 articles in review. Considering all the money I spent on a monthly basis with Linkvana and Nextgenlinks (with not very good results) I'm pretty stoked about the progress I'm making with these two programs...and all with no stooopid monthly fee's!

I also just started using the free version of Freetrafficsystem.com (which claims to submit to about 120 article directories - about 800 for the paid $47 per month version) and one thing about that service is that your links must go in the body of the article instead of having a resource box. Incorporating your keywords into the body of the article will require that your articles be about the same subject of the site you are promoting. That requires a little more work instead of throwing up any old plr article with a resource box just to get the backlinks.

Steve

[Tom Byrde]

Tried UAW with poor results.

Don't use them anymore.

Tom

[magentawave]

And would you be willing to share what the problems you had with UAW were?

Thanks
Steve

Originally Posted by Tom Byrde

Tried UAW with poor results.

Don't use them anymore.

Tom

[johnben1444]

Great post. I have been using Isnare its quite good but their submission kind of take time this days.