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Vancouver
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The information in AA is very good and I can see how someone trying to set up their first content site can really benefit from this. However, your skepticism is not unfounded given all the different advice given out by everyone trying to make money online.
My own opinion is that people need to spend around $1,500 in ebooks, etc., and spend time figuring out the techniques taught before they'll know what works for them and what doesn't work.
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cellington
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| Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 3:25 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | I quite like Article Marketer as a service. |
Thank you Andy 
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| Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2005 10:21 am Post subject: |
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| Vancouver wrote: |
My own opinion is that people need to spend around $1,500 in ebooks, etc., and spend time figuring out the techniques taught before they'll know what works for them and what doesn't work. |
Does spending $1500 on ebooks before they do anything really give someone a higher chance of success?
Sure it saves some time, but doesn't it then give a false impression that all you have to do is spend money online to make money. I would love to see some research comparing success percentages.
I would honestly put an upper limit of $500 - that covers a SBI and a couple of good ebooks. After that feel free to re-invest some of your profits in further education.
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Vancouver
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| Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2005 12:08 pm Post subject: |
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Not implying that $1,500 should be spent all at once and certainly some of that should come from the profits of your endeavours. Study and apply what you learn and then move on to more stuff when what you've done opens up new issues/questions that you need answers to. It took me 9 months to spend that much and most of that was on the tail end where I learned the most, building on my previous experience/knowledge.
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I have to admit, I have almost pulled the trigger and order Article Announcer several times. However, after reading this post I just submitted an article via Article Marketer.
At the stage I am at right now, I would rather spend my profits on having content created.
I will report the results of Article Marketer on my Blog if you are interested.
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vaibhav
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 5:30 am Post subject: |
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Hi cellington
Can you compare your product with article announcer ....
Just want to see what are the major differences in both.... |
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cellington
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 5:51 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Can you compare your product with article announcer .... |
I'm happy to - I'm just not sure of the forum rules about product promotion and I don't want to get in trouble.
On the articlemarketer home page, you'll find both a Competitive Analysis (comparing us to other submission services) and "Article Marketer vs. Software" links in the "How it Works" column.
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AllanGardyne
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 7:06 am Post subject: |
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| cellington wrote: | | I'm just not sure of the forum rules about product promotion... |
I appreciate your caution. You're welcome to click on Profile, create a signature file and promote your site there.
On the main page of the forum, there's a link to the forum instructions:
http://www.AssociatePrograms.com/discus/ftopic5289.html
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AndyBeard
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| vaibhav wrote: | Hi cellington
Can you compare your product with article announcer ....
Just want to see what are the major differences in both.... |
I think it boils down to this
Article Announcer gives you total control and historical records. It comes with a very comprehensive course. You control exactly where your article is sent, and have the ability to vary the resource box. Pay just once.
Article Marketer is a fast "fire and forget" solution (you don't have to stay online). They handle all the nitty gritty word count, copywrite text etc. They offer a free service and various paid models. Being a subscription service, you are guaranteed updates.
Other than the category selection, you have no distribution control.
I promote both, and paid for Article Marketer's quarterly full service.
If I was already making serious money from websites, Article Announcer would be a "no brainer".
As I am just starting out, Article Marketer won for me hands down.
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I would not recommend Article Marketer. You will be throwing your money away. They do not deliver what they promise.
They do run an affiliate program where affiliates receive up to 50% of the billing. I have noticed that on many forums most people that recommend Article Marketer also belong to their affiliate program with a link to the Article Marketer website. |
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| It's worth noting the site the guy is promoting in that "underground" Article Announcer video may have 1000's of back links using the program, but only a pagerank of 3. |
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tabithanaylor
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I dont think that articlemarketer is that bad. Isnare is decent too. I'll be anxious to hear how everyone does with article announcer (what types of feedback you have for us). It seemed like a good product, I just didnt want to fork out that kind of money right now. Figured I would wait and see what types of results other people have. 
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abou talhah
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| Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 11:42 am Post subject: Article Annoncer is Worth the price? |
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Hi,
I've just read all the posts.
Is anyone can share how article announcer helped him to get better results. or more traffic?
I am actually using the FREE service of Article Announcer, and I do not know yet if traffic is coming from them.
Thanks.
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