Unique Article Wizard Service is it worth it?
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bhatsuccess
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- Mar 26, 2009
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Man, I have mixed feelings on UAW.
I like the idea of how it distributes your articles to many different blog sites/article directories, but I the interface can be cumbersome.
They give too many options to create a project (Easy Article Wizard, One Step Article Wizard, etc) and I couldn't figure out the best method since they all have minor flaws.
Depending on the category some of my projects were more successful than others but tracking them was a pain. Had to contact support a few times. The price is ok.
Honestly, Xrumer/SENuke/Scrapebox seem like much better systems for accomplishing the same goal.
I like the idea of how it distributes your articles to many different blog sites/article directories, but I the interface can be cumbersome.
They give too many options to create a project (Easy Article Wizard, One Step Article Wizard, etc) and I couldn't figure out the best method since they all have minor flaws.
Depending on the category some of my projects were more successful than others but tracking them was a pain. Had to contact support a few times. The price is ok.
Honestly, Xrumer/SENuke/Scrapebox seem like much better systems for accomplishing the same goal.
concur, i just got results from my spinnage
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...=&as_occt=any&cr=&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&safe=images
total bs
i could do it myself with article submitting software and dont have to wait, very disappointment, great sales pitch, i was sold to a dream
but total bs scam for me
they bring absolutely no value service
feed of your work, GUI is crappy, and pointless, took me 4 days before they agreed to post to 50 "article directories"
67 bucks no way... i am opting out, much better without them.... if you want to do it right, do it yourself
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...=&as_occt=any&cr=&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&safe=images
total bs
i could do it myself with article submitting software and dont have to wait, very disappointment, great sales pitch, i was sold to a dream
but total bs scam for me
they bring absolutely no value service
feed of your work, GUI is crappy, and pointless, took me 4 days before they agreed to post to 50 "article directories"
67 bucks no way... i am opting out, much better without them.... if you want to do it right, do it yourself
i really doubt there is any good service.... i recommend nothing...
i am thinking to do this:
get article submission software
make in every each article directory new account (huge task, huge routine, but can be outsourced easily)
and simply post via submitter unique article + it's rewritten spins
this way i am in control of myself, my articles + i will get platinum and respected status on each art dirs....
all pluses, no minuses
this is insanity to pay residual 67$ for nothing
be in control of yourself, don't let others do that for you
i am thinking to do this:
get article submission software
make in every each article directory new account (huge task, huge routine, but can be outsourced easily)
and simply post via submitter unique article + it's rewritten spins
this way i am in control of myself, my articles + i will get platinum and respected status on each art dirs....
all pluses, no minuses
this is insanity to pay residual 67$ for nothing
be in control of yourself, don't let others do that for you
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SaraJ
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- Jun 11, 2010
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I actually think it's a decent service.
The trick that I do is make RSS feeds with the trackbacks that I get to my blogs from submitting articles.
You do get backlinks. They are not overly amazing for highly competitive phrases.
What I do is look at my analytics and will get backlinks for the 10 most searched terms to a page. Many times this alone I can get an extra 100 or so visits a month for one article submitted (25 minutes of work at most).
Mainly at this point in time I use UAW to get deep links to pages versus for my main terms.
The trick that I do is make RSS feeds with the trackbacks that I get to my blogs from submitting articles.
You do get backlinks. They are not overly amazing for highly competitive phrases.
What I do is look at my analytics and will get backlinks for the 10 most searched terms to a page. Many times this alone I can get an extra 100 or so visits a month for one article submitted (25 minutes of work at most).
Mainly at this point in time I use UAW to get deep links to pages versus for my main terms.
SaraJ
Junior Member
- Jun 11, 2010
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Take the list of URLs from your trackbacks and put them into html2rss.com. There is a bulk URL 2 feed area on that site. Also use http://hostmyrss.com which has the same feature.
This makes any urls into a feed. Take this feed and submit it to the RSS sites. I just use RSSBot for this.
You can also do this with any of your backlinks like your profile/forum links.
It's just a quick and easy way of trying to get them indexed.
(You can also take your feed and use rssmix.com and mix all them up to have more to submit). It might seem like overkill but I like getting backlinks for stuff that's already pointing to my site.
Scripteen
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- Sep 19, 2009
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Can't agree more.
supamanjon
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- Dec 19, 2009
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hrm...i run mns and it seems to up my serps. But only temporarily....it seems like it has a lot of awesome reviews over the other automated link building services.....used yahoo explorer on old sites.
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New sites:
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So I'm not sure if they build backlinks or drop eventually or what....it's hard to tell.
But for the most part they do seeem to build some backlinks so....again it looks like some backlinks disappear but i can't really tell the newer sites are less then 1 month the older ones about 3 months...but it's pretty easy if you outsource the rewrites of the articles you just post the 3 and use something like imacros to select author. Only thing that takes forever is the resource box.
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New sites:
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So I'm not sure if they build backlinks or drop eventually or what....it's hard to tell.
But for the most part they do seeem to build some backlinks so....again it looks like some backlinks disappear but i can't really tell the newer sites are less then 1 month the older ones about 3 months...but it's pretty easy if you outsource the rewrites of the articles you just post the 3 and use something like imacros to select author. Only thing that takes forever is the resource box.
The_Archer1
Newbie
- Jul 3, 2010
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I do use UAW but might have to cancel. I'm testing out SEnuke right now.
I do believe that the links eventually drop. Few days ago I was well over 100 links and now just above 80 links. The articles that were submitted to directories seem to stick but publishers seem to drop links or the whole article altogether, probably rotates.
Also the fact that they send emails asking for suggestions and never reply nor implement them rather sets me off. At 50 submissions a day using 6 articles, that's 300 submissions with my links per day, well, put it this way, after two months I got almost 100 links... Not what's I'd call effective so I cranked up to 250 submissions per day using 10 articles, let see what happens then.
They also won't tell you the links of the sites and directories submitted to nor the logins for the accounts they create for you. I'm thinking it's probably using Article Marketing Robot by Vince Severson. The software creates and confirms your accounts for you and then you can schedule your submissions.... However, that software is a one time cost and you can use it for life. I'm giving it this month to perform, since I already paid for this month.
EDIT: Sorry forgot to give a rating... 60%, maybe 30% now that I know exactly how their shabang works.
I do believe that the links eventually drop. Few days ago I was well over 100 links and now just above 80 links. The articles that were submitted to directories seem to stick but publishers seem to drop links or the whole article altogether, probably rotates.
Also the fact that they send emails asking for suggestions and never reply nor implement them rather sets me off. At 50 submissions a day using 6 articles, that's 300 submissions with my links per day, well, put it this way, after two months I got almost 100 links... Not what's I'd call effective so I cranked up to 250 submissions per day using 10 articles, let see what happens then.
They also won't tell you the links of the sites and directories submitted to nor the logins for the accounts they create for you. I'm thinking it's probably using Article Marketing Robot by Vince Severson. The software creates and confirms your accounts for you and then you can schedule your submissions.... However, that software is a one time cost and you can use it for life. I'm giving it this month to perform, since I already paid for this month.
EDIT: Sorry forgot to give a rating... 60%, maybe 30% now that I know exactly how their shabang works.
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Scripteen
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- Sep 19, 2009
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UAW doesn't submit to article directories rather than blogs using their plugins on different platforms like wordpress. If you find a blog that deleted your link from the article or unfollowed it, report it to UAW and they will likely delete that website from their service.
xboxps3wow
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- Jan 15, 2010
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So, whats a good article submitter? I write my own articles and spin them with the best spinner (manually, so they are all very good and make sense). What should I use to submit them?
seoitright
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- May 12, 2010
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I have been using UAW for 6 months plus now and I gotta say the service is fantastic, we have created thousands of one way links to our clients using the service, back links don't happen overnight, but writing good articles is key and not just submitting spun rubbish.
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Its not worth it. You can spend the monthly subscription else where and create 10 times the number of back links, probably more...
$67 a month sub + all the articles -> each article might get you 20-50 backlinks.
or
Spend $20-30 bucks on a xrumer service that gets you 10-20,000 backlinks... the choice is simple
I did like UAW for awhile but then it just got old and inefficient. And highly overpriced.
$67 a month sub + all the articles -> each article might get you 20-50 backlinks.
or
Spend $20-30 bucks on a xrumer service that gets you 10-20,000 backlinks... the choice is simple
I did like UAW for awhile but then it just got old and inefficient. And highly overpriced.
naturallydrawn
Newbie
- Jun 25, 2010
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i am too disappointed by uaw and i had a $27 month member ship now sth wrong happened so i'll have to close