AMAutomation Review

Product: Article Marketing Automation (AMAutomation)
Website: AMAutomation.com

In the training videos of AffioBlueprint, Mark Ling recommends joining AMAutomation. It’s a paid service (can try for free) that has two parts:

1. A network of blogs where they’ll post your article. (You can add your blog to this so that you can get content, but it isn’t required to take advantage of the second feature).
   
   
2. A function to ’spin’ your article into different versions, thereby getting around Google’s duplicate content rules.

The first function, posting to a blog, is interesting. The main purpose for doing this is not to get traffic but to get backlinks. Each time someone carries your article on their blog, you get a backlink (assuming that you’ve put links into your article text).

It is similar to when you submit articles to an article directory, but your article is totally anonymous. You don’t put a bio box at all. When someone else decides to carry it on their blog, it looks like they wrote it.

But I’m more interested in the second function of this service, spinning an article.

Here’s what I mean. Suppose you’ve written an article that starts like this:
What you do in AMAutomation is imbed spin tags in your text and add alternate wording. One type of tag lets you specify an alternative sentence, like this:

Recognize the potential here? With the example above, we already have multiple versions of the first two sentences of the article:



If my math is correct, just those few spin tags will generate 12 versions of my sentences.

Then when you submit this, a different variation becomes available to the network. Blog owners can choose to display it or not and there’s no problem with duplicate content if more than one blog carries it.

Unfortunately there is no way to tell which blogs are displaying your article, but you do get a count of how many sites. You also get a count of how many rejected it, so this will tell you if you need to write a better article.

So, all this is well and good, but does it work?

Well, I just signed up for a trial account and forked over $47.00. The site I set up using the AffiloBlueprint methods does not have any traffic from search engines so far. I’m going to start spinning articles, posting them to AMAutomation, and then see if I get backlinks and traffic.

Later…I’ve posted my first article. AMA submits the article to blogs over time so that Google doesn’t see a huge increase of back links overnight.

So here are my results (Day 1 is the day I published it to the network):

Article 1
Day 1: Total blogs who are publishing it: 0. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 2: Total blogs who are publishing it: 2. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 3: Total blogs who are publishing it: 6. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 4: Total blogs who are publishing it: 6. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 5: Total blogs who are publishing it: 10. Ranking on Google: n/a.
**Fixed a mistake that caused my pages to not be indexed.
Was also offline for a few days
Day 9: Total blogs who are publishing it: 14. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 24: Total blogs who are publishing it: 18. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 29: Total blogs who are publishing it: 19. Ranking on Google: n/a.

Article 2
Day 1: Total blogs who are publishing it: 0. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 2: Total blogs who are publishing it: 3. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 3: Total blogs who are publishing it: 6. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 4: Total blogs who are publishing it: 10. Ranking on Google: n/a.
**Fixed a mistake that caused my pages to not be indexed.
Was also offline for a few days
Day 8: Total blogs who are publishing it: 15. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 23: Total blogs who are publishing it: 17. Ranking on Google: n/a.
Day 28: Total blogs who are publishing it: 17. Ranking on Google: n/a.

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