Help: Is article spinning and mass submission software worth it?
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For quite some time I've been pondering about the use of article spinners and mass-submission software to "boost-up" one's article marketing efforts, and I'd really want to know what you guys think about this debated topic. I'll explain my situation:
I wrote an 800+ words article from scratch for ezinearticles exclusively. It is grammatically correct, informative and unique. I submit it and eventually it gets accepted. Once my article is live, I decide to open SpinProfit, put my original article in there, and start with the whole "put braces, bars, and synonyms or different phrases process thingy" in the title, the body and the resource box. Then I spin for 25 copies, and then go through a list of 22 article directories, register for each one of them, and take one spun copy of my "seed" article and submit it manually to each directory, tweaking/deleting/adding text and links where necessary.
Maybe worth mentioning is that aside of the Squidoo lens' link I'm promoting on each bio box, I also tried to apply a "trick" wherever I could (if I had enough space in the bio box), which consists on linking back to my original article at ezinearticles in order to give it a ranking boost.
Today I was done adding to 15 directories. So far, ArticlesBase, ArticlePool and GoArticles accepted my submissions, while ArticleToGo and StreetArticles rejected them because of duplicate content. This is probably because I didn't spin paragraphs or sentences; just words or maximum 4 word phrases, and using too many "two-words/phrases-brackets-thingies" like these:
[face sooner or later|eventually face]
[remember|recall]
Now, my questions is: According to your experience which one of these would be truly the most effective:
1. Submit your original article to ezinearticles. That's it; no spinning - no problem.
2. Spin 5-10 copies of your original article using a simple free tool (like SpinProfit or JetSpinner) and submit the 5-10 spun copies to the TOP 5-10 article directories on the web.
3. Use an advanced spinning tool like TheBestSpinner to create hundreds of spun versions of your original article, all 50%+ unique according to this tool, and mass-submit them using article submission software, assigning each unique article to a unique article directory.
SO... on one side, common sense would tell me that mass submission gives me the most exposure and backlinks, as long as all articles are accepted as unique in each directory, and not penalized by almighty Google; however, on the other side, I've come to notice that most of these directories use no-follow tags in the bio boxes (so no backlink power) and I've also read that a lot of those hundreds of "bulk" directories are really crappy sites you don't want to put your content into.
Even in my confusion, I decided to go the middle way and submit spun copies of my article to 25 article directories manually... and screwed up on two sites because of not doing a more in-depth spinning... and not all the copies of my article have been reviewed yet!
So... which method you know/believe is better for article marketing? Just ezine, top 10 or mass submission?
Thanks for reading, and for any comment in advance!
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