My AMR success thread (and stats)

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As promissed in another AMR success thread I decided to post my own if I see any changes in the SERPS. I bought AMR 1 week ago. I've been playing around with it and started submitting articles. I am in very competitive niches, so any gained position is very important and can mean hundreds of dollars. To tell you the truth I haven't been successful with all campaigns however the one I submitted yesterday was awesome. I was targeting a very compeititve keyword: best nichname. (ex. best lcd tv)

Here is what I did exactly:
I posted a new article on my website targeting this keyword and started submitting articles with AMR that linked to that page. This was yesterday.

Today I checked my stats and BAM. I am on second position with my new page for this competitive keyword. It's a rather new site. Recently I had only 50 visitors and now I have 180. This is a very big change and all I did was to submit articles with AMR. It was only 1 campaign.

- I submitted successfully to aprox 1400 sites.
- I spinned the articles as much as I could with Magic Article Rewriter and SpinnerChief (free version).
- Always have more than 500 word articles (usually 700-1000).
- Combine, delete, add paragraphs to your article ;)
- Mare sure you use as many categories/tags as possible.
- Always spin your anchor text. I use 4-5.

I wish you luck.
 
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Good to hear this.Also keep in mind that 700-1000 words,for some article directorys ,you go over the max words limit.Try to stay under 550-600.
Ericsson state that on another post around here,and i can confirm that also.
 
Its always cool sharing valuable information which will help others to succeed online. Sharing is caring and thats what this community is about :)

Thanks for the step-by-step details on what you did
 
Thanks for the info i also have great results using amr for long tail keywords.

I used both Duplicate and Spun content with the same effect.
 
As promissed in another AMR success thread I decided to post my own if I see any changes in the SERPS. I bought AMR 1 week ago. I've been playing around with it and started submitting articles. I am in very competitive niches, so any gained position is very important and can mean hundreds of dollars. To tell you the truth I haven't been successful with all campaigns however the one I submitted yesterday was awesome. I was targeting a very compeititve keyword: best nichname. (ex. best lcd tv)

Here is what I did exactly:
I posted a new article on my website targeting this keyword and started submitting articles with AMR that linked to that page. This was yesterday.

Today I checked my stats and BAM. I am on second position with my new page for this competitive keyword. It's a rather new site. Recently I had only 50 visitors and now I have 180. This is a very big change and all I did was to submit articles with AMR. It was only 1 campaign.

- I submitted successfully to aprox 1400 sites.
- I spinned the articles as much as I could with Magic Article Rewriter and SpinnerChief (free version).
- Always have more than 500 word articles (usually 700-1000).
- Combine, delete, add paragraphs to your article ;)
- Mare sure you use as many categories/tags as possible.
- Always spin your anchor text. I use 4-5.

I wish you luck.

Few questions:

1. How many author accounts did you use when you were submitting?

2. Did you backlink directly to your money site with these 1400 submissions?

3. Did you do a drip feed or did you just shotgun blast them?

4. How many spun articles did you use to rank?

Thanks for any response. Trying to get a handle of this and scrapebox.
 
i think its weird that those "amr success" threads appear a lot after the algo change.

maybe the seller wants to increase his sales, which may have been decreased after the algo change.
 
Can you tell me how you can setup paragraph skippping and such in MAR. I'm having a hard time with that. Thanks, and congrats on your success.
 
Few questions:

1. How many author accounts did you use when you were submitting?

2. Did you backlink directly to your money site with these 1400 submissions?

3. Did you do a drip feed or did you just shotgun blast them?

4. How many spun articles did you use to rank?

Thanks for any response. Trying to get a handle of this and scrapebox.

1. Only one.
2. Yes
3 Sorry I don't know what drip feed means, but I just selected all directories and submitted the spun article to all of them.
4. Only one spun article was used to reach top2

Can you tell me how you can setup paragraph skippping and such in MAR. I'm having a hard time with that. Thanks, and congrats on your success.

You can't. Simply combine the articles and manually delete some paragraphs.
 
Can you tell me how you can setup paragraph skippping and such in MAR. I'm having a hard time with that. Thanks, and congrats on your success.

I recently acquired AMR as well, although I have done submissions, haven't tried the whole paragraph skip and mix yet, but I believe it should work like this:

{paragraph|} or {{paragraph}|}


I'll try it later on and let you know for sure, hope it helps for now
 
I have been doing article submitting by hand. Need to break down and give AMR a try.
 
You can't. Simply combine the articles and manually delete some paragraphs.


Actually it's quite easy to do this and will definately increase the uniqueness of an article if you include
it in enough paragraphs.

Add {{ at the very beginning of any paragraph and }|} at the end of that same paragraph and that will
give it a 50% chance of being included in the next spun article. So out of 100 articles, about 50 will use
that paragraph and 50 won't.

For example:

{{This is a paragraph. It has a 1 in 2 chance of being in the next article. }|}

If you wanna get a little fancier you can add "{{" at the beginning and "}|} {{" at the end of the last sentence
in that paragraph and it will get rid of that annoying blank line left behind in spun versions where the paragraph
was not included..
 
i think its weird that those "amr success" threads appear a lot after the algo change.

maybe the seller wants to increase his sales, which may have been decreased after the algo change.

Ok I have had the same thing happen I have naff all to do with AMR in any shape or form other than using it.What you don't get is the algo change didn't affect the links FROM articles it affected the sites themselves..simple.
Articles are information,google loves them but google is also now competing with article sites directly with ehow so only people trying to rank article site pages where greatly affected the links are still great.
Here is a good idea,grab the trial,which is fully functional,but limited to 500 directories and try it yourself!
 
With AMR, do you submit the same article to hundreds of directories or how do you make it work?
 
You can add as many articles as you like and submit each one to as few or as many directories as you like.
 
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- I spinned the articles as much as I could with Magic Article Rewriter and SpinnerChief (free version).
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Doen't AMR come with a good article Spinner built-in? Why did you use Article Rewriter and SpinnerChief?
 
Thanks for the input and good luck. Sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. I personally had success and also had a fairly white hat website gone from the serps after submission (hopefully temporarily).

Use with care.
 
@ bobbys: what a nice trick
@ argent: simply use the free version of SpinnerChief. It's great.
 
I am having a decent success rate submitting articles. Last time my success rate was more to 1700 directories but still waiting for them to get approved. But with one single blast i can see changes in my serp and traffic. its a great tool and if you can master it, it can be handy for you too.
 
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