Comments on: Finally Some Progress on Article Backlinking http://www.workingtowardshome.com/finally-some-progress-on-article-backlinking.html My journey to working from home Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:54:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: JamestheJust on Elance http://www.workingtowardshome.com/finally-some-progress-on-article-backlinking.html/comment-page-1#comment-752 JamestheJust on Elance Fri, 18 Jun 2010 01:38:33 +0000 http://www.workingtowardshome.com/?p=257#comment-752 The fact that you can't ping/find the articles is disconcerting with the submitters, unless you put some text in there that remains unspun, or some off-the-wall cliche or specific number (91.89% of article marketers are lazy) that you can look up later. As for juicing the juice - Magic Submitter just came out with an auto-ping and RSS for all your profiles and submissions! All auto pilot. Oh. Yeah. Don't be jealous. I love MAS - if you like AB you would love the speed of MAS. I think AB is slower because it deals w/3 different directory architectures...article dashboard and two others I'm not familiar with. Nonetheless, I'm loving the article-bomb process. It should come out strong (your results and site rankings) - I'm conducting very similar experiments, and so far seeing the squid squirm! Upwards, that is. The fact that you can’t ping/find the articles is disconcerting with the submitters, unless you put some text in there that remains unspun, or some off-the-wall cliche or specific number (91.89% of article marketers are lazy) that you can look up later.

As for juicing the juice – Magic Submitter just came out with an auto-ping and RSS for all your profiles and submissions!

All auto pilot. Oh. Yeah. Don’t be jealous.

I love MAS – if you like AB you would love the speed of MAS. I think AB is slower because it deals w/3 different directory architectures…article dashboard and two others I’m not familiar with.

Nonetheless, I’m loving the article-bomb process. It should come out strong (your results and site rankings) – I’m conducting very similar experiments, and so far seeing the squid squirm! Upwards, that is.

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