[Poll] Did AMR Helped Your SERPs?

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Deleted member 36594

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• May 3, 2011

• #1

I didn't and some others too.

But I've seen some threads of people sharing their success with AMR.
So let's do the poll.

 

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ash1ey

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• May 3, 2011

• #2

Honestly, on my first run on a website I did see some results.

Its difficult for me to say about recent blasts at the minute as I have been only using AMR to link to my web 2 sites and pinging sites slowly each day instead of all at once.

I guess if people are having success it would be interesting to hear how they are doing it. What % unique is the article if its spun? How many different anchors? etc.

 

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Deleted member 36594

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• May 3, 2011

• #3

Well, I'm using an alternative version of article submitter - it's Sick Submitter (it does profile submitting, directory submitting, .etc)

I did an article blast to over 1k article sites but 3 of my sites flew all the way back in the SERPs (from position 1-10 to 80+)

 

D

Deleted member 36594

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• May 3, 2011

• #4

Oh and the article uniqueness is 45-50+ %

 

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ash1ey

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• May 3, 2011

• #5

Well for my latest blasts I've been using auto spin with everyones favorites in TBS which usually gives me about %50+ uniqueness.

Before when I saw better results I went through the whole article manually making sure everything made perfect sense and was at least 70% unique.

How are you indexing your stuff? Letting google find it naturally or pinging them?

 

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Longover

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• May 4, 2011

• #6

Falling in the serps seems to do more with Google seeing a lack in consistency and not a penalty. I'd recommend that you keep backlinking and see what happens.