Article Marketing Robot - In pain, now looking for a remedy!

I have used it a little and had mediocre results.

I don't know why the success rate of signing-up and then posting is quite so poor.

But I guess every little helps on the linking and syndication. Whether it is worth your time though I'm not so sure. At least now it seems you know how to use the software, so that would save some time when you next do an article run.

Personally, I tend to concentrate on web 2.0 sites and on the top 20 or so article directories.

If someone could tell me how to get better results from AMR then I would start using it again.

You need to track your keywords, has your position in the serps increased ? This can take up to a few months in some cases.

Also, to get any accurate results you need to submit many articles to different sites.

Does it affected your keywords positions ? If yes than it's worth it

I think it is worth the effort. For starters you have 197 backlinks. That is not a bad start. Are they quality? That is what you need to ask yourself.

You have already invested the time to get setup. Stick with it a bit longer.

Besides, you want your links to build at a steady rate and have a natural appearance.

It is true, Google doesn't penalize massive backlinks so as to prevent competitive manipulation, but I believe that they reward a natural looking backlinking structure whereas they may not reward a sudden plume of backlinks.

Let us know how it progresses...

This software works. It works well.

Instead of just pinging the links, submit the livelinks to social bookmarking services for better results.

Watch your ranking increase. The best backlinks are from the article directories that require manual approval, so as long as your articles are spun (don't exist anywhere else) and readable, more and more will get approved over the next few weeks.

Auto drip fed links are always good

As your backlinks age you should see some good rank increases.

I'm getting the same problem.

Submitted to 500 directories and only 24 successful submissions. Of those 15 are PR0 and the rest were PR1 & 2.

I don't understand about this pinging business, can someone explain how I do this?

Thank you.

what I do is I save the report of the live URLs and upload them into backlink booster to increase the indexation rate. It seems to work well for me most of time.

Hi to all using the AMR.
Once you get to grips with the thing it is the most powerful tool for seo on the planet, But you have to get everything right,
Firstly register a PAID email address,
I have noticed for some reason a domain name of 8 letters with no dashes will get the best sign up success, plus the start of the email address should be nice too. like 6 letters,
Now I know that sounds like rubbish but try it a few times before you disagree,

Thats sign up domain name done,
NEXT

Choose a password 8 letters, I say letters but go for 2 Capitals 2 small 2 numbers and 2 specials @: for example.

When you choose your user name, Just think, they wont have 2 users with the same name, so make it unique, If your name is jack smith, have a user name jack11smith123
No one cares if it does not look good, but this will increase the sign up success.

Thats the best sign up approach.

Now,
Write your article or spin one up or whatever you want to do, use anchor text all the way through the article on all of the main keywords, thats it HTML in the body, Most dont allow it but watch.

Title your article with your keywords, but consider that if there is already an article with the same title they wont accept yours, so make the title a bit different / a lot different.

When you choose your keywords you can do what you like, Biggest keyword first.

NOW very important,

category
this is the killer,

what to do is to go to ezine articles and goarticles
Once you are there, search out the categories that best suit your article, then put 6 - 8 categories in the category section of AMR, you will quite often fail on the category mismatch,

So Phase one is complete, just do the sign up and confirm the emails automatically.
I have noticed that it will not confirm more than 250 emails at once. so just keep doing it until your done.

Then
Submit the article,
You have 5000 directories in the index "I may have added a few myself"
you will get a sign up success rate of about 2900, but by the time you confirm you will only have about 2500 for some reason,

Anyway, Submit the article to all, Bare in mind that most will fail due to HTML in the body, But dont worry, you will stil get about 600 700 with html in the body, "THIS IS HUGE FOR SEO"
Once you have submitted to all that will accept it, you can then go back and edit the article,
Take ALL of the HTML out of the body and just have the anchor text back link in the resource box.

Now go to your robot submission page and look at the top right hand corner,
there are 6 tick boxes, Uncheck all of them apart from OK and FAIL.

So OK and FAIL will be checked and none of the other 6,
Now press refresh, This will give you all of the directories that are live , but would not accept HTML in the body,

No do the submission again,
This will altogether get you about 1250 success submissions,
To check what has been found by google search the article title with "article title" quote marks,
You will see how many google has found, I mean its going to have picked up atleast 300 by the time you have finnished the submission.


If you follow these steps you will get a huge success rate, and as for search engine rankings, you can get real results in not very long, I have got 9 websites now on the first page from number 1 - 10 for many many keywords.

Honestly, I have even got a blank page that comes up on google search for a certain phrase,

I have got first page for "flirtomatic" "fast flirting" "rekonnect" and many many more,

All thanks to the robot.

Never let it be said that the robot is a scam, IT IS NOT,

Bets of luck to everyone with a head for it
and Ill see you on the front page of google.

Signing off,
Britebooks
the most successful internet marketer that you never heard of.

Sorry about the righting, words never wore my strong point.

I wouldn't expect much traffic from the articles - you use this tool for the backlinks. Even PR0 backlinks have value. The comment on making original content but not worrying too much about the quality is bang on. Original (and spun!) relevant content is what you need. But relevant does not have to be good.

Come to think of it, I received an email two days back about one of my articles getting approved by an article directory.

Trouble is, I'd submitted that article 8 months back!

The site which the article points to has long been sold and is no longer under my control. It took that article directory owner 8 months to approve my article!

I know its not typical, but article submission can take a lot of time to show results.

I've never liked such automated software though, and I've slowly moved away from submitting to multiple directories. Now, I just put my article up on EZA, bookmark it, then move on. I never saw very strong results from submitting to dozens of directories in the first place, and it only left me disoriented, frustrated and tired. I now concentrate on building a cache of quality articles on EZA that will not only give me link juice, but also some traffic.

Yes,
Definite success withing the last month.
I have a site 2 weeks old that is creaming the search results.

Fair enough it is in a very low competition niche.

Now Im anti clickbank,
As far as I am concerned it is 100% scam when it comes to
marketing tutorials and software.

The AMR is the exception that proves the rule.
Absolute beast of a tool.

Do not doubt it.

If you are worried about too many articles submitted at once
then set the drip feeder with a decaptcher service

Which ever way you look at this thing it is cheating.
But If you play it by the book and I cheat, Who wins?
Not You.

I really have no axe to grind with this thing,
I just have so much good feeling for it that
I dont mind giving it a good word.

Yes. That statistics is about right (especially for the live links, cause that's what matters the most).

I get the same results too. So do others in the AMR forum.

Rest assured. It's normal and you're doing fine.

Now rinse and repeat the whole thing cause that's what SEO is all about.

Talking about the robot just made me have another play with it.
I just found out "I was Bored" If you run an article and just keep
pressing random letters and return into the captcha box it will
still succeed in submitting to approx 1100,
If you do all the captchas its 1250
So you only lose 150, I dare say that the 150 are the HIGH PR
directories so this is maybe not good advice. But if your lazy
it works.

the best bit is the 1100 that it submitted to show up
as the ones that dont need captcha when you
check STATUS OK box and
SUBMITTED YES box.

So keep those directories up in the main central display
after you pressed refresh, and you can submit your next
article to them without having to do the captcha,

CLICK IT AND FORGET IT!

the other thing im thinking now is that there are 500 captcha
to type in for one submission, Yet only 150 of them benefit you.
So does this mean that If you pay for the decaptcha automatic service
that its costing 3.3333X more per successful captcha than you think?

I just had a Major bad result.

I spun an article a week ago for resellers hosting keywords.
with a link back to a certain site that was at number 20 on google,
slowly climbing to the top.

Since I submitted the article the site has dropped to 44.

Im sure that spinning articles is a bad Idea,
If you think about it, when google looks for duplicate content.
It wont be looking at the words you change, It will be looking at the
words that you dont change.

Im of the opinion that spinning articles is a dangerous business.
PLR is a waste of time. Apart from being a possible good source of info.

Im sure that anyone that pays very close attention to
what they have done and the results over the following weeks
will agree

I use AMR and I can safely say that it will give you a boost in the search engines. It's worked for my websites/keywords time and time again. Sure, you're article isn't going to successfully submit to all 6,000 article directories. In fact, sometimes I'm only able to get 1,200 successful submissions. Even if I only got 100 approved articles in the end it would still be worth it. Why? Because it literally takes me about 5 minutes (if you're using a captcha service) to do something that it would probably take me all week to do manually, submit my article to thousands of directories.

I used to spin my articles before I submitted them with The Best Spinner. Yes, you get more approvals that way, but the time it takes to properly spin an article to a good percentage just wasn't worth it to me.

Many will argue that the backlinks you get from using AMR are all PR0. This is true, regardless of what the PR of the article directory itself is. Say what you will about such links though, my search engine ranking stats don't lie.

Most of your article submissions are a waste of time.

From testing, this is what I've found:

Write a REALLY HIGH QUALITY article and get it approved in ezinearticles.com ( world's top article directory ) still gets a TON of traffic and google love, check alexa.com for proof. Yes they have taken a dip but it won't last long is my prediction because they react very quickly to google updates.

So after the high quality article you submit is approved, get the RSS feed and submit it to RSS directories. Tweet your article.

Doing this for well thought out and strategic keywords for your niche seems like more work than pressing a button and submitting garbage spun content all over the web but what I just outlined for you will beat the method you are using LONG TERM.

If you SPAM the internet, you CAN make money, but it won't last long and it's just crappy to do that.

No, instead, if you forget the "magic bullet" cures and focus on fundamentals like what I just outlined, you'll find that your content has STAYING POWER, AND IF IT'S GOOD QUALITY CONTENT AND 100% UNIQUE, NO MATTER WHAT CHANGES GOOGLE MAKES, IT WILL ALWAYS BE THERE.

hope this helps.

Brite books ,

Do you submit all articles at once or drip feed over a period of time ?

Hey Sam,

All of this type of stuff is relative.

You can get a lot of links done for you for the money you spend on this type of tool and ultimately tools like this are exactly the sort of thing Google doesn't want to see the output from. They don't mind duplicate content in the context of people sharing useful information but blasting out stuff just for links is in their targets and pretty much the lowest value type of link.

So it's not the best way to get links - however, if it takes almost no time and you're pointing to supporting sites rather than you main domains then it can still be a logical part of your marketing strategy, but I wouldn't advise anyone to rely on this type of thing for their main website marketing.

As some people have said - if it takes a few minutes and gets useful results then it may make sense for you.

I personally don't do stuff like this that takes too much of my time and focus - if I think it's useful I'll outsource doing it rather than spend a lot of time on it.

For the time you spent learning to use it - you could've done way more productive things, so since you've paid that price, if getting some benefit now only requires a few minutes here and there then you may want to stick with it, but definitely don't rely on it for all of your results.

Andy

Just a quick note. If you're going to use AMR, make sure that you submit your article first to your own blog/website, then EzineArticles, and then AMR. If you submit your article to EZA at the same time you submit to all of the other sites then it's just going to get rejected from EZA . . . and I'd personally rather have my article on EZA than all of the other sites on AMR combined. So, submit your article to EZA manually first, then wait for it to be approved, and after it's approved submit to AMR. The importance of submitting to EZA first is traffic and syndication. You won't get that with 99% of the other article directories on AMR.

bRITEBOOKS,

Thanks for your helpful instructions above on how you are using AMR. I was on the fence about whether to buy it, but you have just about convinced me it'll be worth the investment. Thank you.

can anyone tell me where to go to get support on AMR?
I cant find any link in the software or from the instructions page.

Mine works great until i come to submit the articles, then the whole software just crashes.

You're spending your time on the wrong thing. Mass submissions is a technique spammers use to fill the internet with trash and Google discounts MOST of those links so it's hardly worth your time.

Here is an alternative that is sound and will be less work and pay you more money, simply follow the below steps to get started:

step one: do excellent keyword research by using the google keyword tool and finding out which keywords have high competition, forget the traffic numbers for now.

the reason you want to use the high competition keywords is because people are bidding on these keywords in google adwords because they convert.

step two: So you take those keyword and you write one excellent 500 word article each day, 5 one hundred word paragraphs with the keyword once in each paragraph.

step three: hand submit it to ezinearticles.com

step four: go spend time with your family...

p.s. if you are bent on using this software, send all your links to the article you wrote in ezinearticles.com, not to your site ... the reason is that Google is used to ezinearticles getting thousands of links a day, so there are no red flags raised. However, pointing those links to your site will raise red flags and you just don't have the PR to get away with a bunch of crappy PR 1 links. Google gives special treatment to high PR sites like ezinearticles.com, by sending your links to your article, you may slightly give it an edge over competing articles for the same keyword.

However, if you want to still have a life, I'd skip the last step.

ricocrownmedia is right, I have been trying to say this.

Most of the spun articles will get filtered out and the backlinks will not be indexed.

If you are going to use AMR, you need to think about massive volume, that does not take up much of your time.

I found that for the time it took me to write, spin and submit; the results were not worth the effort.

Is it a waste of time because you're not making any money or waste of time because you are not getting results on the SERPS? I guess it's just a patience game until you see results.

There are a number of article submitting sites to which you can submit your articls. Also some blogs do allow you to add your article to them if you sign up. But if you are doing this for SEO purposes then Google update has devalued these types of links. Also you should make sure that you don't submit the same article to a number of sites. Content should be kept unique.