Anyone here tried article spinning and distribution linkbuilding services?

[DomainMagnate]

There are many of them with monthly membership, here are some of the most popular ones:
linkvana.com
3waylinks.net
uniquearticlewizard.com
buildmyrank.com
articlemarketingautomation.com
thelinkjuicer.com
myarticlenetwork.com
freetrafficsystem.com

Prices are usually around $30-60 per month.
The idea is that for a monthly fee you get an opportunity to submit your articles with links and get them spun and published on various article directories, blog networks and other sites. Some of them claim to provide hundreds of links per article.
I personally haven't tried any yet, so have no reviews to share, but am planning to sign up for a few to compare.

Anyone has any experiences with any of those?

[Andy]

There are many of them with monthly membership, here are some of the most popular ones:
linkvana.com
3waylinks.net
uniquearticlewizard.com
buildmyrank.com
articlemarketingautomation.com
thelinkjuicer.com
myarticlenetwork.com
freetrafficsystem.com

Prices are usually around $30-60 per month.
The idea is that for a monthly fee you get an opportunity to submit your articles with links and get them spun and published on various article directories, blog networks and other sites. Some of them claim to provide hundreds of links per article.
I personally haven't tried any yet, so have no reviews to share, but am planning to sign up for a few to compare.

Anyone has any experiences with any of those?

Hi DM,

I've used a couple of spinners in the past - jetspinnner - is one of them, but none of the ones you mentioned. I don't much like them for a couple of reasons. First of all, the better ones seem to be as much work as writing or re-writing the articles in the first place. The other reason I'm not fond of these is most of them generate garbage articles and that is not the kind of image I want to promote.

A friend of mine, Allen Graves, who is an expert at article marketing - and I DO me expert - he wrote the best book I ever read on the subject, runs a premium directory and founded a article directory owners association, has done some extensive research on this and recommends only one - Jonathan Leger's TheBestSpinner. This was a surprise coming from him because he tends to dislike spinners even more than I.

That said, I plan on sticking to writing them one by one.

Andy

[peria1949]

I have used jetspinner and unique article wizard.I have not tried anything else.I like unique article wizard for it's quality of spun articlesbecause it is done intelligently.I can not divulge how they do it because of nondisclosure agreement I signed when joining.An article takes about 30 minutes for spinning and the resultant articles are not mere jumble of words but presentable unique articles.Before distributing to various article directories,the article is checked thoroughly by the support staff for language errors so that they are not rejected. I find this,the quickest way to gain one way back links to improve your SERP listings.The only thing I do not like is the monthly subscription of $67 which I find high.What I normally do is to become member for a few months and discontinue when the job is over and rejoin after some time for another job.They allow this, and your membership is kept in suspended animation till you join.

The other drawback is that they distribute the articles apart from article directories to low ranking blogs whose back links vanish after some time.
The best thing I feel is to make arrangement to have your own spinning and distributing software which I am in search of.
peria1949

[DomainMagnate]

peria1949, thanks for the comments! How many backlinks do you usually get from one distributed article? E.g. new links that show up in Yahoo or Google through webmaster tools

[peria1949]

Unique article wizard has provision for you to view your links.In my opinion they are the best available but costly.They are well organized and their support is very good.AMA has support issues it seems.I heard that linkvana has high ranking sites in it's fold so it has more value than UAW but costlier.

[solokkhz]

I use magic article rewriter and submitter to spin and distribute articles to article dashboard directories, the only minus in it is that you cannot add bulk directories to the submitter, but the spinner is great, especially if you work with tokens

[DomainMagnate]

I use magic article rewriter and submitter to spin and distribute articles to article dashboard directories, the only minus in it is that you cannot add bulk directories to the submitter, but the spinner is great, especially if you work with tokens

Hi Shlomo, welcome here! I'll take a look at it, does it only work with article dashboard directories? I think there aren't that many of them.

Unique article wizard has provision for you to view your links.In my opinion they are the best available but costly.They are well organized and their support is very good.AMA has support issues it seems.I heard that linkvana has high ranking sites in it's fold so it has more value than UAW but costlier.

yea linkvana seems too expensive at $147 per month and you only get one link per article
I think I'll try some of the cheaper and newer services first, like articlemarketingautomation.com and myarticlenetwork.com - both costs $47 per month

[peria1949]

I hear that articlemarketingautomation.com has support issues and that is the reason why I did not try it.If you need any clarification you may not get any help.You can see impartial reviews of AMA at affilorama.com forum which you can view without joining.

[DomainMagnate]

I hear that articlemarketingautomation.com has support issues and that is the reason why I did not try it.If you need any clarification you may not get any help.You can see impartial reviews of AMA at affilorama.com forum which you can view without joining.

So UAW is your best recommendation? Why expensive, it's $67/month, about the same as others.
What deterred me from it though is the sheer size of their enterprise. Instinctively I thought that in such things it's better to use a newer, smaller service. But this might be a wrong approach heh. 30 min per article is the time you need to spend to assign tags and stuff to the article? Dunno that seems a bit excessive. Spending 10 hours if I wanna spin 20 articles?

[tke71709]

30 min per article is the time you need to spend to assign tags and stuff to the article? Dunno that seems a bit excessive. Spending 10 hours if I wanna spin 20 articles?

I'm assuming he means each pre-spun article as tags and the such would be similar regardless of spinning.

So 30 mins for 20 articles.

But he will have to confirm.