Poor Ultimate Demon results

1. Insufficient or Too Much Content. Under 500 words will cause many sites to reject it. It can be difficult to judge the number of words in spun content as it can be variable. Make sure the basic content is 600+ words before you spin. Likewise a smaller number of sites will reject content over 1000 words.
2. Wrong Categories. About 30% of sites will fail your work if you do not pick the correct category or fail to choose one at all. The best bet is to follow these rules in the ?category ?field of Ultimate Demon
   Pick the most specific term for your exact niche as your first choice, then a more general term, then possible a third, then finally ALWALYS finish with the categories ?General? and ?Misc? (or ?miscellaneous?). These last two will ensure that many more of your submissions get published.
3. Too Many Links. Don?t put more than one link in the resource box ? don?t put more than one link in the footer. Put the body link at least 50% of the way down your article. The one massive change article sites have made is to clamp down on link spamming. Ultimate Demon checks whether the site platform is one that takes body links or ?resource box? links and attempts to publish one or the other. The application will try and submit articles with more than one link ? but in my experience this leads to an enormous drop off in success.
4. Bad proxies. My advice? Get private proxies and test them first, or don?t use them at all. Time outs, failed calls to ?recaptcha? (Google?s own captcha and anti spam service) can either ban your proxies quickly or cause slow failures for under performing weak proxies. Tested private ? or none at all for posting.
5. Poorly Performing Captcha Solving Service. Certain times of the day Deathbycaptcha admits to very slow response time. While you are not charged for captchas that do not take place on time, these in themselves can cause time out issues for account creation and posting with Ultimate Demon.
6. Public Email Address. Both Google and Yahoo are well aware that their email services are used by spammers. Worse still, many of the article site platforms do not accept public email addresses AT ALL.
   If you try and submit to several of these platforms with a Gmail or Livemail or whatever account ? that will fail 100% of the time on some article platforms and get no further.
   Some fail your submission and that?s the end of it. Others who see a public email service seem to try and counter spamming with them by changing your requested password and asking for a double verification.
   Public emails are a no-no for article submission. The failure rate with these free services has gone up from around 10% in 2011 to over 40% by May 2012. The providers are trying to stop you using them as they don?t like to be directly associated with spam, the article sites are trying to stop you as they are aware they are a quick way to create spam.
   
   Then there are other things that you canb't really prevent like
   
   "Duplicate Titles" (some websites create a URL out of the title and won't allow dupilicates. That great title you have written has been used before)
   
   Then the BIG two
   
   Moderated admission process. You create an account and have to wait until the site owner approves you. hours? Days? Weeks? Never? And submissions you make in the mean time are not published. If yo make LOTs and they look crap you won't get your user account approved
   
   Moderated content submission. Every piece of content is read - by a human - before it is allowed. Some platforms have built in copyscape ort plagirisma checks. Cpontent reads bad or fails the check? It not allowed. Do this more than once? your account is banned more than likely.
   
   But in todays' environment where "less is more" why are you sending crap unreadable content anyway?
   If you are "blasting links" Why? It's not that good an idea any more and will get your accounts banned.
   
   Think of the AAA link building tools as "content syndication/distribution" tools with added link bonus". Yeah you can get hundreds in a matter of minutes or hours. But ask yourself "Is that a good idea"?
   In most cases - unless you are a churn and burn jockey - the answer is probably no.
   
   Scritty

Scritty said:

Public Email Address. Both Google and Yahoo are well aware that their email services are used by spammers. Worse still, many of the article site platforms do not accept public email addresses AT ALL.

1. If you try and submit to several of these platforms with a Gmail or Livemail or whatever account - that will fail 100% of the time on some article platforms and get no further.
   Some fail your submission and that's the end of it. Others who see a public email service seem to try and counter spamming with them by changing your requested password and asking for a double verification.
   Public emails are a no-no for article submission. The failure rate with these free services has gone up from around 10% in 2011 to over 40% by May 2012. The providers are trying to stop you using them as they don't like to be directly associated with spam, the article sites are trying to stop you as they are aware they are a quick way to create spam.

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