Comments on: Article Marketing Automation Rocks

By: aaronk

aaronk — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:42:17 +0000

Oh…Well…..ummmmm….guess I’ll just have to be patient and wait. Sounds really cool though…I’ll keep my eyes open for it!

By: Splork

Splork — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 15:06:32 +0000

Hey aaronk. Um, what I meant was that AMA looks pretty cool. It really looks like you can do a lot with articles with their spin thing. It seems like it might be pretty nice once they open it up.

But yea, Wordpress.com blogs. The ones I’ve had for about two-three months now are getting some really good page views. These will not be added to any blog network BTW.

By: aaronk

aaronk — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:39:12 +0000

lol….I was wondering why I didn’t see any other info about this…fortunately I’m one of your loyal readers!

By: Splork

Splork — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:17:25 +0000

Holy shit Marc. My effing bad. I had no idea. Hope my big mouth didn’t screw up anything. Then again, I’ve only got like 11 readers so it might not be that bad.

…eff, I feel bad about this.

By: Marc Lindsay

Marc Lindsay — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 08:11:54 +0000

ssshhhh Splork this wasn’t meant to be open to public yet

I’m not kidding either lol

Not even standard affiliates have had a shot yet.

In about 1 week we will have a competition public that affiliates can promote, & it will be open to free members to upgrade so they can send articles to the network.

The network is over 1500 sites now…….

Total article’s distributed, cant give specifics, but over 9000 to different blogs.

It is going to wake the industry up, this really is article marketing 3.0 if I may be so cliche.

thanks for the post Splork, watch this space in the next week or so

Cheers
Marc

By: aaronk

aaronk — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 04:50:53 +0000

250-3200? Is that per day? Thats some pretty crazy traffic for some WP blogs. Nice work, guess I will have to get a-writin’ on mine, they have been so ignored lately….

I watched the tutorials, and obviously the better/more interesting the article, you get more people picking it up. When you write articles and spin them, what kind of distribution are you getting across other blogs?

By: Splork

Splork — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 01:21:58 +0000

What I like is that you are making a post on a blog, not to an article directory. My opinion is that dynamic blogs are far more interesting to Google than a collection of articles.

I built blogs for the “portfolio” for both traffic and back links. Meaning, depending on the topic and how well I do promoting it, I’ll get traffic. Wordpress.com is the best for trafic and PR in my opinion. Other blogs from Blogger or Tumblr will take more time to be noticed by Google. They may fare better in MSN and Yahoo. Wordpress.com requires you to send the traffic away to a money site to make anything. Depending on how well you tag your posts and what topic you choose, you can send a lot of traffic away. I now have 5 WP.com blogs that are all PR3-4 and average between 250-3200 site visitors. I link to other blogs for PR juice and for Adsense clicks.

This system increases my ability to have blogs taht get populated by other writers, and hopefully they all use the “spin” option so each post is different across all the blogs they post to. Win-win. And I can do what I want with the traffic. Use it for backlinks or use it to make money or both.

By: aaronk

aaronk — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 00:08:54 +0000

Yeah I’m interested….been over here a few times before, but have been looking for something like this as Article Marketer is so frustrating and I really dont think i’m getting any link love from those articles.

So these things are pulling traffic? That would be awesome, considering article sites send me ZERO traffic. Links are actually what I need the most, so and having a system to post all over the place would be great…think i’ll give it a try