The best article submitting sodtware OUTSIDE amr today?

lancis said:

None of them, mate. A full featured MFC based, multi-threaded submitter with internal captcha solver.

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ThopHayt said:

Cool, how long until it's ready?

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lancis said:

It will come out packed with features, and the entire setup is "unusual" for standard IM products, i.e.:

- MFC instead C#/JAVA (which basically means more coding but much faster interface)
- Modern GUI (office look and feel)
- it doesn't use IE to connect to the Internet (no more viruses)
- captcha solver with at least 75% success (computer vision at its best - not another tesseract based solver)
- proxy list management
- project management (for those of us who offer submission services)
- directory list management
- everything else you'll expect to find in such a product

Given all the above it will take another month or so to finish the submitter.

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csyhomme said:

Save a spot for me, I would like to be on your beta list !

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lancis said:

It will come out packed with features, and the entire setup is "unusual" for standard IM products, i.e.:

- MFC instead C#/JAVA (which basically means more coding but much faster interface)
- Modern GUI (office look and feel)
- it doesn't use IE to connect to the Internet (no more viruses)
- captcha solver with at least 75% success (computer vision at its best - not another tesseract based solver)
- proxy list management
- project management (for those of us who offer submission services)
- directory list management
- everything else you'll expect to find in such a product

Given all the above it will take another month or so to finish the submitter.

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lancis said:

The alternative is coming, I'm working on it atm. Got sick of AMR.

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marketmonster said:

Are you thinking of going with a one-off fee or subscription?

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SkyIsTheLimit said:

Sounds like a really nice product! I'll definitely be checking this out! Have you figured out how much will you be selling it?

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lancis said:

It will come out packed with features, and the entire setup is "unusual" for standard IM products, i.e.:

- MFC instead C#/JAVA (which basically means more coding but much faster interface)
- Modern GUI (office look and feel)
- it doesn't use IE to connect to the Internet (no more viruses)
- captcha solver with at least 75% success (computer vision at its best - not another tesseract based solver)
- proxy list management
- project management (for those of us who offer submission services)
- directory list management
- everything else you'll expect to find in such a product

Given all the above it will take another month or so to finish the submitter.

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Scritty said:

Article Demon DOES allow adding sites.
However, I've switched to Ultimate Demon which does everything. pop to Youtube and check some of the vids, there are some pretty good discounts available for it on there as well.

In general a LOT of article sites went down in 2011 (think 60-70% either stopped allowing submissions - or went altogether).

I've scraped new lists now , Dashboard, Beach, WPMU etc and have maybe 2,200 good ones in Ultimate Demon (down from almost 8000 in AMR a year ago)

Hell - even I had about 30 article sites last year. I installed WPMU in sub domains on a load of my smaller sites thinking the content might add some benefit to the main site (which it did - but at the cost of way too much time and hassle) and then I took them all down again.

AMR these days is flakey though. Mine just hangs far too often (like every time I use it almost) I barely get one task done without having to restart it once or twice, and that just pi$$e$ me off in pretty short order.

It's like my old XBX360. I have it - I know it's supposed to be good, but every time I turn the fecker on something goes wrong - eventually I have no faith left in it and move on to something else.

Enf of the day, spending a little on a subscription product where the developers spend the hours keeping the scripts up to date and finding new sites seems better off than relying on one-off-fee products that so often end up as abandonware as, once the sales have peaked and died down, has no incentive to keep the product up to date.

Scrapebox is about the only exception to that rule I can think of.

If I want to scrape more site it's to add additional value, not just to get the bloody thing to work in the first place.

Sorry Vince, but for the past few months AMR has really let me down. It seems I'm not the only one.

You know my email addy mate, If you read this thread, let me know if you are going to do anything about it mate, else we can all just move on.

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Dan Da Man said:

i would have to agree with you here. I gave up on amr awhile back after having so much success with it. I finally started trying to get it running again, and finally it is working for me.

This is obviously temporary as I know it will start bugging out again.

The thing is, there is no real motivation for Vince to make a more stable software. Its costly and time consuming. There is also nothing out there that is remotely as good or as effective as AMR.

Until someone can come out with something some what close to what amr has to offer, then we will start seeing some improvements, or strait abandonment of the software.

Either way, AMR is irreplaceable at the moment. And to whoever says they are building something better, how many times have we heard that? Shit, I'm building the most extreme article marketing software this world has ever seen Just wait guys LOL

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ThopHayt said:

So you don't think that Article Demon is a viable alternative??? Why not?

And what about other products such as Submiteze and Sick Submitter... why couldn't they fill the need for articles?

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lancis said:

It will come out packed with features, and the entire setup is "unusual" for standard IM products, i.e.:

- MFC instead C#/JAVA (which basically means more coding but much faster interface)
- Modern GUI (office look and feel)
- it doesn't use IE to connect to the Internet (no more viruses)
- captcha solver with at least 75% success (computer vision at its best - not another tesseract based solver)
- proxy list management
- project management (for those of us who offer submission services)
- directory list management
- everything else you'll expect to find in such a product

Given all the above it will take another month or so to finish the submitter.

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Scritty said:

Demon (either article or ultimate) are both decent alternatives.
I have almost as many article sites in ultimate demon as I have in AMR - plus thousands of other sites for other submission types as well..the difference being Ultimate demon works (99% of the time) whereas AMR falls over every fecking time I do anything to it.

I run AMR on my home system. 2500k at 4.4Ghz 8 gigs ram blah blah..I cut and paste a 2000 word spun resource box in..and I have to wait sometimes up to 15 minutes for it to "unlock" itself.

I ran it for ages sweet as a nut last year, now It's a pretty piss poor piece of kit.

IF (and I've heard all this stuff before) the kit listed above is what it says it is..fair ebough.
For now - for reliabilty and 85% of the sites you can get in AMR, Ultimate Demon or Article Demon win hads down

If you have the cash get UD one off - there are videos on Youtube offering $50 discount, you can then have the best article tool, bookmarking tool and directory submission tool all in one, with a decent RSS, Video, press release and WEB 2 submitter thrown in, theres even a forum submitter built in.

Most have the ability to add your own sites. I've got fecking thousands of sites in my set up - so many I crashed it last week - and the devs put a fix up within 24 hours of me sending them the crash report now THAT'S what I call service

I would rather pay more - or a sub for a tool that "just works" than be trolling these forums moaning about "what used to work" and how we - as users might try and fix some software the developer has more or less abandoned. (AH Incansoft - Abandonware to the stars)

Scritty

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