Looking for a Special Delivery Software

Hi Ken - been a while!



Sounds like what Unique Article Wizard does (or used to do?)....


Is that what you mean - interchangeable paragraphs that make each article unique? if there is not a similar software for emails - someone should create it....



kay

Hey there,

Just trying to wrap my head around this... so if say you have 10 subscribers... you would like 10 different letters? Scaling this up you have 1000 subscribers, you want 1000 unique letters?

OR is this more in line with I have 1000 subscribers in total and 100 are interested in X another 200 interested in Y and so on?

OR is the scenario more in line with this subscriber joined on X date and needs emails 1, 2, and 3 and the next subscriber joined 2 weeks before and should be getting 4, 5, and 6?

And if none of this is the case, would you mind sharing the need to send unique e-mails to each and every member of your subscriber list?

Again, just trying to better understand the need / circumstance you find yourself looking to solve.

Hey Savidge4,

An old man like me gets tired and needs his beauty sleep. Looked in the mirror this morning and much to my surprise their was no improvement in my beauty. All that to say sorry it took me so long to get back to you.

Short answer, yes. Lets say the 10 are in the relationship niche and each one of them would get a different article. The same would happen if 50 or 100 subscribers.

Chances are you are thinking who the hell would write all these letter. It would be impossible for one person to do it. I have actually found a way to do it without breaking my bank or my back.


Now that would be intriguing. Not sure how I could do that but it would be fun to figure out a way to have a membership of that magnitude and provide a unique article to each member. Damn that would be awesome!

Had to do some thinking on this one. And that would not be the situation.

The ultimate goal would be to give each subscriber a new article that no one else has. The subscriber would not have to rewrite the article (unless they wanted to). It could immediately be uploaded to the website, a video made, blog post, podcast and even resold to someone else.

Retention rate of the subscribers would be way beyond phenomenal.

When I had one article a day everyone got the same article, which means for it to be unique and avoid duplicate content, it had to be rewritten. I encouraged each subscriber to make it their own article.

I'm not sure how to make this happen and if there is any kind of delivery software that would enable me to do that.

Hope this makes sense.

Ken

ok as I understand it... the contents of the e-mail are not intended to induce a sell of a product, it is more inline with being the product. So every recipient needs a unique piece of content for their uses. Basically, unique PLR to your inbox. I get it, I understand.

Here is the issue as I see it... I think of things at scale... 10 of something is no big deal... its when you get to 100 or 1000 or 10,000 that issues become exacerbated.

Im not a spin content kind of guy... but even at the low end of this spinning a piece of content 10X is overall not going to be that great... or let me rephrase that the original will be great and then will degrade to the point #10 is probably just going to suck.

As much as I understand what it is you want to do - and I understand the intended value... Im not sure the later is met - and maybe it is at the 10X level, but there is no way it would be met at the 1000X level.

Regardless of my opinions... the answer you are looking for, would be an e-mail service that would allow you to use "Dynamic" content. An example would be Mailchimp and the use of "Content Blocks". There are many services that you could do this... Mailchimp is probably the easiest - and least expensive overall.

And again this is not something I have "Done" so it might take an amount of tweeking to make work.. but loading all the variant content into a useable data file would be what needs to be done.

Hope that Helps!

It might be better to do a bit of research on spinners. I do not use spun content myself but in a FB group I am in some folks use them and some with good results. So, what you might want to do is find the one you think is best and send out a promotional link to your list, so they can spin the articles themselves. Then you can maybe make some easy to follow tutorials on how to use and get the best results.

Then, you can just send niche specific articles perhaps with paragraph variations and then your customers can use the spinner and be able to tweak to their particular wants and needs.

I think software that will just do this without being proof read could be more detrimental to your customers then just helping them do it themselves. I don't care how good developers claim their software is, if you spin something enough you will have crap.

al

Hey Al,

Appreciate you taking the time to respond.

I need to do a little more clarification.

I'm not talking about spinning a article or using a spinning software. I have a method of writing a 100% original article in whatever niche the client is in and sending each client the original article. The article can then be used on their website, article directory, script for a video and resold to their own client. This is an example of a article I wrote this morning which is going to be used in a video I'm creating later today.

Say their are 50 members in the writing niche, each of them will be entitled to a different original article in the writing niche.

What I'm looking for is a software that could deliver each member their own original article, be it daily, semi weekly, weekly, monthly.. This way they would never have to spin or rewrite the article them selves or pay someone to do it for them.

Years ago I had a membership called 1 Article A Day. But the software I used for the delivery only allowed the same article to be delivered to each member. Now I'm looking for a software that would allow me to deliver each member an original article.

Is there such a software? I have no idea. If you or anyone else knows please let me know.

Have a good weekend.

Ken

Ken -

I don't know of any such software - closest I know of was the Unique Article Wizard of years past. With that software you wrote multiple titles - 3-4 variations of each paragraph, etc and the software mixed them up to create multiple 'unique' articles. Seems to me you could do something similar without too much fuss and bother.

The example above is a short article (300+ words?) - in my opinion any software that would spin that multiple times would end up with very poor quality articles.

Something you might consider is sending one long article with various subtitle and paragraqph options - that your members can pick and choose what headers and paragraphs to use.

Hang with me a minute here....for example. First segment of the article...

Instructions: Pick one header and 3-5 paragraphs

article segment 1

what is article marketing
article marketing defined
definition of article marketing

Then have 6-10... 4-6 line paragraphs about article marketing definition/explanation....member can choose ONE header and 3-4 paragraphs and use them in any order. By doing that for each 'segment' of the article, members will create multiple versions without rewriting anything.

Basically you have one article of 3/4 segments with each segment customizable by the person who receives the article.

It still requires some customization by the members but you and I know many who receive PLR articles do NOT rewrite at all...this would require them to pick header and paragraphs and there would be quite a few variations possible for the finished articles.

sorry - does that make any sense at all?

Kay,

It does make sense and it's a good idea.

Ken

just throwing it out there... you could segment your list individually as in each segment being a client... and then load the articles to be distributed daily, bi-weekly, weekly whatever your time frame is so all you are doing is loading articles into the rotation and the segmented mail feed is doing the sending.