Article Submission Software or Isnare

[jbolte1976]

Hi folks!

I just wanted to see if I could get some information on any article submission software you guys have used. From what I've seen they cost anywhere from about $80 - $100 bucks.

I'm also considering just using Isnare to submit my artilces to there huge list, this options seems to be reasonably priced but I'm wondering if long term and big picture wise if biting the bullet and investing in a submisson software would be the way to go. After a while you could spend the cost of a submission script at isnare.

What do you guys think?

Thanks for your input guys and gals

Jason

[Admin]

Hey Jason,

It seems to me we discussed isnare in a thread here before. I think that would be your best bet becuase you'll end up paying for a submitter, and then have to input you login details anyway. Plus most of the sites listed in those tools aren't the best article directories, so you will be taking a chance on what traffic you get from them.

If you are going to semi-automat, you might as well have someone do it all the way for you. That's where Glenn at isnare comes in. He does everything for you, plus gives you extra perks - he knows exactlt who to submit to to get the best results.

I know because I've experimented with both, and isnare always gets the best results for me. Matter of fact, I can bank on my articles getting listed fairly high in the SEs 99% of the time.

[Karsten]

Hi Jason,
I am thinking of selling my articlepostrobotsoftware (accounts are already created though I dont know how much of them are still working)

Let me know...

[JamesStein]

I have done a vast amount of research and testing on Article Marketing and I can tell you that you are better off using the top 20 or so article directories and submit by hand.

Many are under the assumption that if they submit to 1,200 article directories (yes there are 1,200) then they will get 1,200 backlinks but this is not the case. The fact is you will be lucky to get 100 or so backlinks and most of those backlinks will not mean much.

It's a sad fact but many of these article directories are nothing more than adsense farms. Many of the owners do not even know how to market their own directory and thus why many get little to no traffic. If a site does not get indexed, ranked, traffic then it is going to do you no good.

Another sad fact is that hundreds of these article directories close every year due to the fact the site owners do not make enough money on adsense to keep the site up. When the registration dies and hosting dies then they do not bother to pay more money to keep the sites up.

So assuming you even submit to 1,000 article directories and get 500 backlinks.. In a years time you will lose those 500 backlinks and that will hurt your rankings. So you must ask yourself was it worth your time to spend money for a submission system ??? In my opinion no it is not...

Now let's tack on the fact that CSS3, HTML5, and Php6 will be fully released soon and when it does many of those low level article directories will be forced out of business because the scripts they use will not run any longer. Some HTML5 and CSS3 already works in FireFox browsers.

You are far better off submitting to the top 20 or so article directory sites and then using web 2.0 sites to build those articles up...

With all that said I have also tested iSnare and they are ok for the cheap price they charge but the problem is by using them you will not be able to cross link your articles.

James

[TroyPhillips]

I use some bots to submit with. There is only 243 sites out of the 1200 that will give you the links that matter . Out of the 243 ... several of the article alley type scripts are getting hacked .

Is it worth it ? Yes and no. an average of 200 backlinks ( that will be here next year) is not bad . Still you get no anchor text or no ability to cross link, interlink or deep link.