So I started to research other options. The first is manual article submission services. You pay them $15 - $25 and they'll submit your articles for you, professionally, to hundreds of services. That sounds great. But I want to write a couple of articles a day. No way I'm going to give someone $50 a day for something I could do myself if I wasn't so damn lazy.
The other option is article submission software. Surprisingly - although this seems like a really, really good idea, (Duh....everybody knows article submission is good for backlinks, everybody says you should do it, nobody wants to take the time to do it themselves...obviously a huge market) there are only 3 or 4 major players. Somebody smarter than me would write his own automatic article submission software and get in on the action.
Me, however, I've just got to bite bullet and pay like a normal person. Warning: Yes, they're expensive. I went back and forth between sites for awhile, trying to find the best and cheapest one. I would consider paying as much as 10 dollars (That's a lot! I hate paying for software.) But in the end I was convinced that there was no alternative to just buying the damn thing.
The one I chose, Article Post Robot is $127. Yeah, that's a lot. But, compared to similar software, it's still about the cheapest. And I figure, $127 is about what I spend on two months of a not very successful Google adwords campaign. If I could get a couple thousand quality back-link and improve my search engine ranking, I wouldn't need AdWords anymore.
Not to mention, with an luck, getting more visitors on my site will increase SALES which means MORE MONEY. It sucks to spend money before you've got it, but hey, that's how it works.
I haven't really tried it out yet, but I'll keep track of the results and post another review soon.
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