50% Off Article Video Robot Promo Code(94F789B0 )

[AaronJones]

Here is a 50% off promo coupon code for Article Video Robot.com

**That's 50% off the Article Video Robot Price every month you remain a member, not just the first month!**

94F789B0 (50% discount) OR try 639678A8 (50% as well)

Turn any article to video with animation, music, graphics, and a full voice-over for just $1!









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Now You Can Convert Your Articles To Video In One Click From iSnare, ArticleBase, EzineArticles, ArticleAlley and ArticleDashboard as opposed to just one (ezinearticles) before! Plus more....
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Do you have existing ezine articles? One click and you have an article video made.

Do you have PLR? Just copy and paste it for a video article.

Having trouble getting articles approved to directories? Forget them...Video articles are where article marketers are moving towards now. Move with the start of this trend not at the tail end!

Plus backlinks, backlinks, backlinks!


If you have any existing articles or PLR though it is easy enough to get use of this.

You can even take your Article video robot review blog posts and then link to that post on your blog.

The real power in this is what happens if you are submitting 50 or 125 videos a month long term.

Imagine 6 months from now you could have 300-750 videos giving you residual traffic. One year from now 600-1500 videos!

This is the type of tool that makes it possible to take massive action.

Your traffic problems are solved. Just take action!

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NEW! AVR has recently made some
very big changes to their text-to-speech engine and also added other
new options for voice-recording to make the voice narration of
videos sound better and more user friendly..


There is a demo of the new TTS engine and other new features here:

Article Video Robot Text to Speech Help

(please make sure to watch the above video)

There is also a new "Record-By-Phone" option introduced to AVR using
which a user can record his/her voice-narration over the phone,
without needing a mic/setup/etc.

[refa93]

Thanks for discount code

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by refa93

Thanks for discount code

Glad you could use it.

[international_deal]

Very Great site and coupon

[Innercore]

How much it costs originally?

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by Innercore

How much it costs originally?

There is a link titled "pricing" at the bottom left of the site.

Originally it costs $47 Monthly for 50 videos or $97 monthly for 125 videos.

So with the coupon you are paying $23.50 for 50 videos or $48.50 for 125.

[Yogini]

Can you say if during the trial the video can be downloaded or distributed? Is it just to see what it will look like or is it something that can be put on one's own website or submitted to youtube? It looks interesting.

Debbie

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by Yogini

Can you say if during the trial the video can be downloaded or distributed? Is it just to see what it will look like or is it something that can be put on one's own website or submitted to youtube? It looks interesting.

Debbie

With the free trial you can get a code to upload your video to your social media sites such as facebook, myspace and blogger etc.

You will have to upgrade to be able to submit it to the 17+ video sites and to be able to convert it to AVI or SWF.(using the submitter included by AVR)

When you upgrade be sure to use the code to get the discount.

Aaron

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by international_deal

Very Great site and coupon

Enjoy it, and there is a 14 day free trial as well if you want to test it out before upgrading. Just be sure to use the coupon mentioned here to get the discount.


Aaron

[AaronJones]

When you convert articles to video you do not have to worry about submission guidelines or getting rejected.

Also videos rank high in search results, and give high PR backlinks to your site.

You can even use affiliate links and have that url shown at the bottom and be clickable.

This is much more flexible and simple to use.

You can even use the same article for multiple videos and just change the keywords you are targeting without worry of duplicate content rules.

There is also a 14 day free trial, so give this a try, you'll never worry about backlinks, traffic or article directory rules again.

Turn any article to video with animation, music, graphics, and a full voice-over for just $1!

[AaronJones]

Videos are often among the top results on google. (especially if you build backlinks to the video for more competitive terms).

If you turn your articles into video then you can get to the first page that way. Also you can still target the long tail phrases that may not make sense when writing an article.

You use the long tail phrase in your tags but the article itself inside the video doesn't require that exact phrase to rank for those terms.

So you can write an article that makes sense and still target the keyword phrase you want.

Create 50 articles to video a month for one year and you'll have 600 videos bringing you traffic.

Create 125 a month and one year from now you'll have 1500 videos.

Just stay focused and consistent and do some backlinking to videos that are for more competitive terms and there is no reason anyone can't see results worth the effort.

If you have a large number of articles already just copy and paste. You've done the hard part already.

http://www.articlevideorobot.com/spe...fer/free-trial

Aaron

[mystarter]

Is it true that we can download the video with trial account?

I've tried but they asked me to upgrade when i clicked on download button.

Thanks.

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by mystarter

Is it true that we can download the video with trial account?

I've tried but they asked me to upgrade when i clicked on download button.

Thanks.

You won't be able to download as a SWF or AVI or upload to the 17+ video sites as a free trial user.....

However click on the "add to web/myspace" and you'll get a code for your video as well as be able to upload your video to your facebook, blogger,wordpress, yahoo and all those types of sites as a free member.(can be uploaded to your blog etc without visiting those sites)

Please file a support ticket as well if you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you,

Aaron

[axle]

Thanks Aaron- I like the look of this- how long is the Promo code valid for?

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by axle

Thanks Aaron- I like the look of this- how long is the Promo code valid for?

You are welcome. This code will not expire for a couple years.

Aaron

[Spencer Jones]

Originally Posted by AaronJones

You are welcome. This code will not expire for a couple years.

Aaron

Thanks Aaron, May I know if the natural voices are licensed? The creators of those natural voices charge thousands of dollars for business use of those voices...

Please let me know.

Thanks
Spencer Jones

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by Spencer Jones

Thanks Aaron, May I know if the natural voices are licensed? The creators of those natural voices charge thousands of dollars for business use of those voices...

Please let me know.

Thanks
Spencer Jones

Hi Spencer,

I looked into this for you.

Article Video Robot purchase the voice-overs separately from a third-party vendor through an exclusive licensing agreement (that prohibits any changes) and the voice-overs are set by design.

This prevents AVR from even adding a simple volume control option to it to adjust the volume of the voice-over.

As you had mentioned, voice-over in itself is a costly technology AVR buys the characters through an exclusive licensing agreement and integrate with AVR.

If you have more questions please contact support at article video robot.

Thanks,

Aaron

P.S. You can upload your own voice if you choose as well.

[jimoferie]

Hi Aaron.

1. What happens to our created videos when the 14 day free trial expires?
2. Is there a per-video fee or per-video-per-month subscription? In other words, I create video on "Growing Red Cucumbers." What is this video going to cost me to:
a) create
b) download
c) distribute

3. What are the "credits" mentioned on the member page. This seems to be another hidden cost.

I submitted a Support Ticket to them before I even could create a video because I couldn't figure out how to create one.

Logging into the Member page I find:
"You have not created any projects yet. Please click on the "Blank Project" above to create a new project!" There is nothing titled "Blank Project" on the page.

I appreciate the discount code but more explanation of costs is needed because they seem to have hidden that information during the trial.

Thanks
Jim

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by jimoferie

Hi Aaron.

1. What happens to our created videos when the 14 day free trial expires?
2. Is there a per-video fee or per-video-per-month subscription? In other words, I create video on "Growing Red Cucumbers." What is this video going to cost me to:
a) create
b) download
c) distribute

3. What are the "credits" mentioned on the member page. This seems to be another hidden cost.

I submitted a Support Ticket to them before I even could create a video because I couldn't figure out how to create one.

Logging into the Member page I find:
"You have not created any projects yet. Please click on the "Blank Project" above to create a new project!" There is nothing titled "Blank Project" on the page.

I appreciate the discount code but more explanation of costs is needed because they seem to have hidden that information during the trial.

Thanks
Jim

Jim,

Don't worry about not being able to find anything that says "create blank project". Just click the button to start a new project and follow the steps in the video. Your projects will appear at the bottom, impossible to miss. Play around with it, 30 seconds and you'll see for yourself.

As for hidden costs and credits. It's pretty straight forward if you read the FAQ or click on upgrade. There are 2 monthly membership options. One for 50 credits and one for 125.

The 50 credits allow you to create and upload to the video sites 50 sites each month.

The 125 Credits allow you to create and upload to the video sites 125 videos each month.

Contact support if you have more questions or check out the site better and play around with things, that is what the free trial is for.

Aaron

[GIahGroup]

So for 50 credits will each video site cost 1 credit, or is each unique video cost 1 credit?

EG: I create 1 video and upload it youtube, viddler,vimeo,metacafe does that = 1 credit or 4 credits?

Thanks

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by GIahGroup

So for 50 credits will each video site cost 1 credit, or is each unique video cost 1 credit?

EG: I create 1 video and upload it youtube, viddler,vimeo,metacafe does that = 1 credit or 4 credits?

Thanks

It would be one credit to submit one video to 17+ video sites.

[mark eastley]

Where do I put the promo code? I must be missing something...

Thanks,
Mark

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by mark eastley

Where do I put the promo code? I must be missing something...

Thanks,
Mark

When you go to pay it will take you to a page where you have your payment options. Scroll down and there will be a box at the bottom where you can enter the code. 94F789B0

Also you can click on "pricing" at the very bottom of the home page if you want to skip the free trial.

Aaron

[anwar001]

IF we subscribe using this promo code, will we be billed 50% less every month or is it just for the first month?

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by anwar001

IF we subscribe using this promo code, will we be billed 50% less every month or is it just for the first month?

This discount is for every month you remain subscribed, not just the first one.

[anwar001]

That's Awesome then. Thanks for the reply.

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by anwar001

That's Awesome then. Thanks for the reply.

You are welcome.

Aaron

[7thAmigo]

Thanks, even though i already bought it without the coupon .

<3 roboform.

[manchester44]

Hi Aaron its LEE here from manchester uk hope you are well it all looks good mate ive tried a few trial ids already, but do you think when there submitted people will really watch them as there are no real faces onscreen. Also where the best place to put are keywords in the main text or in the subheadings of the videos
Cheers mate LEE

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by manchester44

Hi Aaron its LEE here from manchester uk hope you are well it all looks good mate ive tried a few trial ids already, but do you think when there submitted people will really watch them as there are no real faces onscreen. Also where the best place to put are keywords in the main text or in the subheadings of the videos
Cheers mate LEE

Sure people will watch them, or listen as they do other things.

Put your keywords in both the title and subheading.

Hope that helps,

Aaron

[truehs]

I did a trial with this service. I am quite impressed with the quality and ease of use. The voices take a little work as they sometimes sound very mechanical, but you could upload your own audio if you want!

Excellent job and thank you for the 50% off coupon. I will be using it!!!

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by truehs

I did a trial with this service. I am quite impressed with the quality and ease of use. The voices take a little work as they sometimes sound very mechanical, but you could upload your own audio if you want!

Excellent job and thank you for the 50% off coupon. I will be using it!!!

You are welcome. Thank you for sharing your positive feedback and enjoy the coupon.

Aaron

[JNFerree]

It's still early in the game, but I'm pretty stoked about using AVR, here's why.

After producing a pretty pedestrian 1st AVR piece (late last night) in less than 24 hours, my article is on Page 1 of Google (3rd listing) for the longtail KW phrase "what if your articles could talk" [broad match 138mm pages] which I think is pretty darn kewl. I'm curious though, if you other guys have had similar results with AVR in such a short period of time?

[JNFerree]

Has anyone had success uploading an mp3 audio of YOUR VOICE vs. using the computer generated versions?

The few AVR's I've created have done well with Google PR and generating a fair amount of traffic BUT when I upload a recoding of my clients voice sound so bad, I can't use them.

I am using Camtasia to convert to mp3 which sound fine on my end but sound horrible on my play back.

Curious if others have experienced similar results?

Neil

[karisma]

Originally Posted by AaronJones

It would be one credit to submit one video to 17+ video sites.

Thanks for discount code Aaron!

I am a bit confused about the use of credits. I made my first video and uploaded to all 15 sites and the cost for that was 15 credits. I got a message that said... Site submission: 15 sites x 1 credit.

When I check my back office I get the message that I still have all my 125 credits left and have to pay 1 credit for every time I download an avi or flash video.

Any ideas about this?

Thanks again,
Erik

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by karisma

Thanks for discount code Aaron!

I am a bit confused about the use of credits. I made my first video and uploaded to all 15 sites and the cost for that was 15 credits. I got a message that said... Site submission: 15 sites x 1 credit.

When I check my back office I get the message that I still have all my 125 credits left and have to pay 1 credit for every time I download an avi or flash video.

Any ideas about this?

Thanks again,
Erik

That sounds right to me.

The end result is you were able to create 1 video, download it and submit it for the actual cost of 1 credit right?

The message you got probably just applies to their own tracking of your use, but it looks like the actual cost was free just as they state it will be.

At the bottom of the site is the contact form for AVR support and you can read more about the credits and submission in the FAQ and Pricing links.


Turn any article to video with animation, music, graphics, and a full voice-over for just $1!

Did that help?

Aaron

[JMSD]

Hi

I've just watched the demo on AVR and I'm impressed, particularly as it saves producing a video the hard way but I have one concern that no one seems to have raised here.

As this is a third party application on which one's material is presumably stored, what security is there to protect one's material from being used or compromised in any way?

Okay, I admit I'm paranoid but would appreciate Warrior views on this.

Thanks

James

PS - I've also posted this in the "Quick Tip" Topic

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by JMSD

Hi

I've just watched the demo on AVR and I'm impressed, particularly as it saves producing a video the hard way but I have one concern that no one seems to have raised here.

As this is a third party application on which one's material is presumably stored, what security is there to protect one's material from being used or compromised in any way?

Okay, I admit I'm paranoid but would appreciate Warrior views on this.

Thanks

James

PS - I've also posted this in the "Quick Tip" Topic

Hi James,

Read up on the privacy policy. http://www.articlevideorobot.com/privacy.html

Then contact AVR support if you still have questions. You can get "opinions" on a message board and some may or may not even know (how can you know?).

The way to get verifiable "facts" about this is to ask AVR themselves and read up their policies about this.

Aaron

[JMSD]

Hi Aaron

Thanks for your response.

I shall read up AVR's privacy statement but wondered if other Warriors had similar concerns and what they did about it.

I was looking for unbiased views rather than vendor assurances but thanks, all the same.

James

[maco]

Thankls a lot.

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by maco

Thankls a lot.

You are welcome. Enjoy making your videos.

Aaron

[realoptions]

I'm interested in this product because it will help me to save lots of time. Does anyone know if the product creator is planning to add more or better voices that do not sound as mechanical?

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by realoptions

I'm interested in this product because it will help me to save lots of time. Does anyone know if the product creator is planning to add more or better voices that do not sound as mechanical?

They just added more features, so this product is still evolving and the owner developing it to be better and better.

I suppose if they get enough feedback and request for it, more voices would be on the menu.

You are able to upload your own voices as well. Plus you can always leave off the voices if they sound robotic to you. Not everyone wants to listen anyways.

Aaron

[Duhhuggh]

Do the video sites that AVR posts to give do follow backlinks? It sounds like these would be a great source for backlinks if they do give them, and they're do follow.

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by Duhhuggh

Do the video sites that AVR posts to give do follow backlinks? It sounds like these would be a great source for backlinks if they do give them, and they're do follow.

Yes there are dofollow backlinks, this is a great way to build backlinks.

Aaron

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by R.Flanders

hi,
thanks for this great posting.its a very good site.and special thanks for code.

You're very welcome. Glad you could use the coupon for AVR.

Aaron

[kazba]

Hello Aaron,

Can you confirm please. With AVR can I make as many videos as I like but an restricted to 125 credits per month? These credits, what is the value of them? Is it one credit per distribution to all 17 sites?

Thanks in advance,

Kazba

[AaronJones]

Originally Posted by kazba

Hello Aaron,

Can you confirm please. With AVR can I make as many videos as I like but an restricted to 125 credits per month? These credits, what is the value of them? Is it one credit per distribution to all 17 sites?

Thanks in advance,

Kazba

The video distribution is actually a whole different membership called video submit robot. You get it free though with your article video robot membership.

I'm not sure how they track it, but you are able to submit each video you have created within AVR, but won't be able to videos you have not created with AVR.

You are allowed to make as many videos as you have credits for.

50 or 125 credits means you can make an equal amount of videos each month. (1 credit= 1video)(Video submit robot submission included free)

Hope that helps,

Aaron

[aldira]

great site.. i will ordered

[TerrieS]

Originally Posted by AaronJones

The video distribution is actually a whole different membership called video submit robot. You get it free though with your article video robot membership.

I'm not sure how they track it, but you are able to submit each video you have created within AVR, but won't be able to videos you have not created with AVR.

You are allowed to make as many videos as you have credits for.

50 or 125 credits means you can make an equal amount of videos each month. (1 credit= 1video)(Video submit robot submission included free)

Hope that helps,

Aaron

Hi Aaron,

I want to be sure I understand. If I paid for 50 credits each month and submitted videos to use up those credits, would I still be able to make additional videos and download them to my computer for use on my websites or am I limited to 50 total for the month?

Thanks, Terrie