Article Submission Services - What Do You Choose?

I choose Unique Article Wizard. This service will submit your article to article directories and blog networks

However you look at it, Beau, it's a waste of time and money.

All you need to do is read Allen's post above (#4) - end of story.

Seriously.

This isn't something you'll find any article marketers doing. You'll find "article directory marketers" doing it, but that isn't a viable business model, and within a year or so they either drop out of the business or come back and start a thread under the title "Article Marketing Doesn't Work Any More" (you must have noticed 100 of those threads here?) because, of course, for them, it truly doesn't.

Article directory backlinks aren't worth anything "in real terms". They're non-context-relevant, PR-0 backlinks (regardless of the page-rank of the directories' home pages, which isn't where your articles are published anyway). You'll typically need something between 50,000 and 100,000 of them (no, I'm not exaggerating) to give you the link-juice equivalent to one relevant authority-site backlink.

This just isn't worth talking about any more; it really isn't.

It's a subject loved by people selling "spinning software" and "spinning services" and "submission services" and "submission software". It has close-to-zero use or relevance to anyone else, in the real world of internet marketing.

There isn't a best service to use. It's all nonsense and you can't profit by paying for it. If you must try it, use a free one until you learn from your own experience that it's really not what you needed. What's needed here is a "Big Strategic Rethink" of your business-model, and sooner rather than later. Try to avoid "becoming a statistic"?

Successful, professional article marketers are using article directories as part of our business model, but we're not using them primarily for either directory traffic or for directory backlinks: there's no real value to that. And we're certainly not using "submission services".

Please excuse my being a little more blunt and a little less tactful than Allen above, but his polite understatement here tells the whole story.

I actually use someone here in the forum that charges $35 per article - but it's a couple month process of submitting, spinning and marketing tht gets tons of great links over time. It's not too much and it's done over a long time period which is what I like.

Hey, where can i get my article spun and sumbitted please let me know so i can get it done thanks

The best article submission service is one that offers superior quality and attention and a service that over delivers.

I can't recommend a service for you, but here's a suggestion...We can at least eliminate the financial risk mentioned above. Get the free 5 day trial of Article Marketing Robot:
Download | Article Marketing | Article Submission | Article Marketing Robot


It's only free for 5 days, so do some prep and make sure you have 10 good, solid quality articles ready to go before downloading the trial.

You'll need to take some time and learn:
1 Account creation
2 Spinning
3 Submitting

Create two accounts with each directory.

Create a very good article (without spinning it) and add some HTML anchor links in the body of your articles. Don't over-do it, 1-2 links is enough. Submit this page to all the directories using your first set of accounts.

Wait a day or two...This is tough on the 5 day trial, but it can take a while for webmasters to approve submitted articles. After you submit a campaign, AMR will create a "live links" report with the URLs of all of your approved articles.

Now, remember we added html links to the body of the article? Most directories will reject it because of this, but not all. Next, select all the directories that approved your article. These are your directories that allow contextual links, which is very good, from an SEO point of view.

So now you have your "allow links" directories list. Take the others and make a "no links" list, which will likely be much bigger.

People think you need to submit every article to every account. Instead, log into your SECOND accounts and submit each remaining article to only about 100-200 different "no links" directories each. It's OK if some directories are submitted to more than once, you just want a good over-all variety.

We're hoping about 50 articles will stick and be approved and that each article will have a very different "IP footprint" than all the other footprints.

In most cases, each campaign will give you about 100 links (50 x 2 links per page). Make sure you point some of these 100 links to your first "links OK" article. The reason is that the first articles allow contextual links. We want to point links towards our resources that allow us the most links and the most control over those links.

In other words, add some links from your "no contextual articles" to your "links OK" article. This not only points the link juice to pages with more SEO benefits for you, it also makes sure you're linking one good article to a different good one. Linking to doop content is a no-no. Plus, you can get more than two links on in an article from the "links ok" directories.

Spinning: My SEO philosophy is that "one or the other" is usually wrong, and the best solution is often "both". By this, I mean we have some people saying to spin and others saying not to.


So mix it up:

• Don't spin 5 articles of your 10 articles. Just submit as is.
• Do a "gentle" spin on 3 articles, focusing on just mixing in different keywords. A goal here is to add a little keyword variety to your articles and anchor text.
• Do a full spin on two articles. AMR has a pretty decent built in spinner. But here's another feature: AMR will spin the articles before submitting.

After spinning, find the folder of spun articles. You can open them in any text editor. Figure out the syntax/format, it's pretty easy.

Open up the first article and look for mistakes. Chances many mistakes are repeated across multiple articles. Using a multi-file search and replace, start fixing the mistakes you come across.

The 80/20 rule really comes into play here...You don't need to open every article to have a great impact on the quality. Open 12-15 articles and fixing them will correct many mistakes across the rest of the other articles.

This can have a profound impact on the quality of the end result and only takes about an hour or two. Also, I use my Tuelz software to really mix things up as I fix files, such as spinning the "fixes".

And you can go through some of the articles and add paragraphs and sentences, delete others, rearrange yet others, etc, to give the pages even more variety.

Again, half of our pages we don't spin and 3 others we barely spin. The logic for this is, it's simply "easier". Whenever you are testing something, ALWAYS give the easiest way(s) the best test, if that method is reasonable.

For the best affect you'll probably need to get some bookmarks and profile links to the articles. You don't want or need a lot. Many newbs feel you need to blast 1000 bookmarks to every article. Instead, create accounts at 500 different accounts using Bookmarking Demon and try to get 20-35 bookmarks to as many articles from your AMR "Live Links" lists as possible. Add another Fiverr linking gig or two...

This is a low-risk/high reward plan for many. Give this a good test yourself and see what works for you.

(The next step is to take these 10 articles, make them into chunks, mix and match them and create tons of web properties with them...But that's a story for another website. )

fastsubmit articles....do not use them. That guys is rude and does not do what he says. Yes a real scammer.

Just saying people. Buyer BEWARE!

i only used the first two on your list,only had good experience with em

What about Bill Platt's service:

Article Marketing Services: Article Distribution Services from The Phantom Writers Since 2001