Tip - Just what IS the best way to get traffic?-00-2799

A few months ago I meant to try the Unique Article Wizard service, but only recently did I find the time (and the inclination) to fork out the money for the subscription. At $47/month it's not overpriced, but it's enough to make you think hard about doing it. Still, I'd heard mostly positive things about it and so I thought I'd give it a try. So far, I've been pleased with the results.

Unique Article Wizard (UAW for short) is an article distribution service. It lets you post your articles to up to about 800 different article directories, groups and newsletters. That seems like a lot, but the actual number of submissions will vary depending on the niche you're targeting the articles are only submitted to relevant sites.

Article marketing is something I've discussed here many times, with a comprehensive post on the subject called Articles 101: Writing Articles For Traffic And Profit. AdSense publishers can use article marketing both to get links (and traffic) to their own sites and also to create their own directories.

As good as article marketing is, however, it does involve some drudgery. Finding a set of article directories to submit your articles to and formatting them appropriately for each directory takes time, time I'd rather spend on the articles themselves. That's why many Internet marketers use automated (or semi-automated) tools for article submission. Or outsource the process entirely to someone who's willing to spend the time and effort to submit the articles on your behalf.

UAW does more than just submit articles, however. It also generates unique versions of your articles for each directory. It doesn't do this by rewriting the content, changing synonyms, or any other automated means. You're actually involved in the rewriting process and can directly control what's happening, which means the generated articles will always make sense. Which is great. (The terms of service forbid me from telling you exactly how the unique versions are generated, but anyone with a half a brain can figure it out, I've actually seen at least one other tool that does something similar. But since I want to keep using this service, I have to abide by their restrictions!)