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[Strick]

Hi guys,

Looking at subscribing to this content creation service and would like some input from anyone that may have previously purchased?

Thanks

 

[michellerana]

Feedback from those who bought it seems positive. They say it's fast, easy to use and it's helpful for article research. Check out these threads on the Warrior forum:
http://www.warriorforum.com/internet-ma ... eview.html
http://www.warriorforum.com/internet-ma ... eator.html

You have to rewrite the articles, of course, :)

Though I've read comments that their support is not that great :(
http://www.sidelinestream.com/internet- ... review.php

 

[Strick]

Thanks for the links Michellerana, The demo was pretty impressive and the product looks good for anyone that is going to need new content for many different niches.

Will keep you posted and thanks again,

Jim

 

[Crystal01]

Hi Michelle,

You mention the warrior forum a lot. Is it owned by Mark Ling? What can you tell me about it?

I hope you are having a wonderful weekend.

 

[Crystal01]

Hi,

Is anyone able to provide me with a description of the warrior forum? Thanks.

 

[michellerana]

Hi Michelle,

You mention the warrior forum a lot. Is it owned by Mark Ling? What can you tell me about it?

I hope you are having a wonderful weekend.

Warrior forum is a forum on internet marketing. It is a good source of information on products, SEO, marketing strategies, etc.

I usually check forum sites for product reviews. That way, I'll be able to read the feedback of actual users of the product. I check the Affilorama forum first then I search the reviews on other forums :)

 

[Crystal01]

Hi Michelle,

Thank you for your informative response. I will have to check the Warrior forum out. :)

 

[Trevor Weir]

I use uaw a lot, member for over 2 years now. There is no problem with the product and Dr. Noel the owner puts out great newsletters and has tremendous amount of help on the inside.

The problem that some of us have is not with uaw but with the sites that uaw places the articles.

There is a finite number that I would estimate is less than 25,000 which sounds like a lot but the truth is that across many business areas that are rarely more than 1400 that will accept any article based on the specific keywords/category and typically only about 50-300 will actually accept the article on their site.

Several months later, that number may be halved simply because sites go away, owners change your resource box and a host of other reasons.

If that wasn't bad enough, most blog owners have PR1 or PR2 sites and internal pages are frequently PR1 or PR0. In other words, you may be waiting for months or years before your article gets indexed or becomes a PR1.

If you push enough articles, frequently enough, certainly some will stick, but you need to be prepared to push 15-20 spun articles per topic within a 45 day period.

If there is a flaw with the system, it might be that we can't spin html, thus we can't vary the number of paragraphs by using a structure like this {|</br>} which does spin different looking articles in other spinner applications.

 

[Jono5]

That is a great point...The syntax can not be matched, but having the main research Done, makes the details a little easier to grasp...