Ross Goldberg's Internet Marketing Revolution

lol, just seems like an expensive version of Roboform. You can do the same stuff with roboform... just set up the "custom" fields..

It's not really automated at all.. you have to go to each website yourself... navigate to the correct page for video/social bookmarking etc and click the "fill forms" button to fill in the data...

.. which won't work many times so you have to click a button which will copy the title to the clipboard... and then you have to paste it in yourself... and then click another button to copy the description to the clipboard and paste it in yourself...

So to go through 100 websites with this thing you'll require at least 600 clicks.

For $300?? no thank you.

Here's how to do the same thing for around $30:

1. Get roboform... setup the "custom" fields with the title/tags/desc for the "auto fill" solution. This will work on some websites not on others.

2. Get Ditto - a free clipboard manager which you can use to quickly paste up to 50 different clipboard entries for those sites that don't get auto-filled with roboform.

3. If you don't wanna mess with multiple clipboard items... get "Texter" by Lifehacker (also free) which can expand little text snippets that you specify (like "title1") into long snippets of text automatically.

So there you have your "Internet Marketing Revolution" for like $30...

...or if you want an automated solution, look at SEnuke... the only user intervention required for that software is the captcha input...

I will be purchasing and implementing this product over the weekend so I will post my results then. As to the comment about it being similar to RoboForm, that is obviously from someone who has no idea what the product does.

Ross has a stellar reputation and I would buy it for that reason alone.

Gregg

hi ross,

from the looks of it, your software does not spin the body of the article? is this intentional to leave it like that?

thanks ross. i have tested senuke and there is so much bug in being so automated. i like the idea of semi-automation.

i also heard from an IM friend that you have account creation automation. i like that idea and would like to try out your software for that. btw, do you give trial download? i am interested to test out your account creation system.

or do you sell your account creation system alone?

The man is just giving his review. Are you in Ross' fan club?

Hi, am new to the forum, just want to add my opinion, I use senuke. There are some differences between senuke and Ross Goldberg software. These are the differences i noticed. senuke
1.make automated account creation
2. Automated account submission
3. You can see the result in less than less than an hour..
4. Keyword research
5. Niche research
6. Spin your articles, title and descriptions
7. collect your URL from the web 2.0 submission and ping them.
8. Add rss feeds to your blogs

The only different which make Ross Goldberg a little better is that you can pay for it once and it has more submission like press relaease submission and web directories.

Full automation is where most of the problems happen, hence a lot of the updates etc. with SENuke.

Ross's solution is a nice compromise - very comprehensive submission lists for each type, but with the need for some intervention along the way. That actually suits my way of working better, but each to their own.

The really big ommission here is text rotation for all submission types. It's actually a simple thing to code so I don't see the logic behind it not being included right from the start.

As for a single up-front cost well, at last is all I can say - the other two competitors here both have very high monthly costs and it's a very welcome change to see someone returning to a less greedy charging model with a properly comprehensive piece of software.

I've tried just about every submitter system there is going and never really got the kind of quality from the applications I was looking for.

I totally believe is putting as much material out there to get people interested in what I have to say about the products I promote, get traffic and, hopefully at the end of the day, sales.

I don't believe in having loads of listings for my targeted keywords, all with the same stuff on them. Not really that worried about any duplicate content penalties. I'm more worried out pissing off my paying customers - not the bots.

I've been using the Internet Marketing Revolution software and it makes my life that much easier on a couple of fronts:

First I don't have to worry about any submissions not going through, as this is basically manual submission. Yes, stuff does get auto-filled from the profiles, but you still have to click stuff.

Secondly I don't have to worry about any duplicate content. I don't need a spinner submitter as all the stuff I submit is unique. Basically I write my articles and create unique versions on an article rewriter till I'm happy with them. Then it's just a question of running the revolution software and copy/past one of the unique article versions in the correct box for submission.

The rest gets done on the fly by the software: Titles, Bios, keywords, tags, all rotated. Put enough versions in and your results will be unique.

You could argue that there are free ways to do the same thing. Just keep opening new browser tabs and do the same copy and paste. No argument from me on that one.

The revolution software speeds things up for me immensely, and at the end of the day that's a pretty good reason for me to use the software.

If I had staff to do things for me I might not use it. All I have though is my own time and any time I can save is a pretty good deal in my book.