Just bought AMR, tried it's sign up and submission.
974 sign ups out of 1311 on first run through, now after a couple more tries got close to 1100.
The most common reason for failure was that the name I had chosen had already been taken (like a numpty I did not make a wierd name full of numbers and letter)
First article being pushed through now.
It has all the high PR sites (for those who might want to use article sites in a link wheel strategy - I mean why not? as long as they are high PR the juice is just the same)
This is a major advantage in my book. MAS (one of its rivals) has three decent sites coded in as standard, and none of them work properly. The rest are PR1 at best and no use for linkwheel strategies.
ez!ne, g0, a!!ley, da$hboard, bu$$le ... they are all suitable for basing a link wheel strategy on. Bookmarking, RSS submitting and backlinking your own articles on these hi pr sites works almost as well as setting up a "traditional" linkwheel with other WEB2.0 sites. Yes they have PR's slightly lower, (6 as opposed to 8 or 9) but adding them to the mix is a great idea. It saves time and remember
these guys have no issue with you promoting stuff - as long as you keep to the resource box.
Your e5ine article with your 2 links will still be there after your poorly made (half the bio missing) wordpre55 . com structure has been deleted as spam.
Anyway - i'm off the point again (for a change)
While i'm on this - don't get hung up on the "Web2.0" tag. It means so many different things that it ends up meaning nothing at all.
Hi PR sites that publish your stuff with your links, and then allow you to link, bookmark and RSS your URL's on that site, is all you need to make a link wheel - whether the site you use is a so called "Web2.0" site or not doesn't matter. There are only about 6 very HI PR tradtional" web2.0" sites that allow follow links, and you can't use them all in every campaign -mix it up with some of these, it'll save you time and preserve your links
It's vital that a good article tool submits succesfully to 20+ of these high PR sites.
It's laid out well. Captcha's "stack" and the threading continues on the other threads while it waits for you to fill in the one that's waiting. It has some great features in terms of tracking the URL's your articles are on (so you can bookmark them or backlink the ones on high PR sites maybe)
Subscription to decaptchs means you don't have to fill them in yourself at all - it can be a real (fire and forget)
The numbers are excellent. I've used several of these tools, and my first submission has a success rate that ranks right up there with the very best that UAW ever managed (around 800 succesful submits - it's just finished)
Given that this tool also contains the high PR sites, that's a win win for me.
No affiliate link or connection with Sniper. I don't endorse anything usually, but this is the first product I've bought since Micro Niche Finder last year that has made me go "Wow"
You can submit over time (though if you are submitting one article at a time there really is no point in this)
There is a "result" button that takes you straight to your article, it checks when they are published, allows you to jusmp straight to the page to check etc etc.
And I haven't even touched the context sensitive spinner (cause I use BAS, and that takes some beating
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But if you haven't got a spinner, then it looks pretty good.
One quick suggestion for all makers of these tools.
Can we have a quick and easy HTML text tool for the resource box. I hate typing the code in, I would like something quick and simple. URL's one side, anchored text the other or something similar.
Anyway - I like this tool, and it is going to get a hammering over the next few months.
If you want a tool that has far more sites than I've seen on any other, a very respecable signup and submit rate and a lot of features that others don't have.
AMR gets my vote.
Scritty
