Unique Article Wizard: See The Results For Yourself
By MMJ admin on Mar 1, 2009 in Article Marketing
I think I’ve come up with a cool way for you to really see the results of using Unique Article Wizard for yourself. What I’m going to do is create a unique author name which currently has zero “phrase” results in Google (and the other search engines) and then write one UAW article using that author name (they let you create a different author name for each article if you want.)
This way you’ll really be able to see the results for yourself rather than just having me tell you about them. The article will be about using article marketing and it will link back to this website.
This is the unique author name: “Kelvin R. Rasmussen” - If you search for that name (in quotes, that’s important) right now you will get ZERO results so any results you see in the future are because of this one Unique Article Wizard article. I will be dripping this article out at a distribution rate of 25 per day so the results will be building up slowly over time (how the search engines like it.)
What about duplicate content you may be asking? That’s one of the brilliant things about Unique Article Wizard, You “spin” each article into a unique (but still very readable) version of it which can pass through any duplicate content filter. This is important to make the backlinks you get stick over the long term.
I can also “spin” my resource box using this system so that I can link to multiple different pages with many different anchor texts. This really allows me to leverage my work for more results. You don’t want all of your links going back to just one page, it looks more natural and you’ll get more results by linking to different pages on your domain.
Already seeing 1 result indexed… I’m sure there will be many more to come because of the huge results I’m seeing with some earlier UAW articles I’ve submitted.
admin | Mar 3, 2009 | Reply
It’s a great idea for testing these submission services !
I personally tried this trick yesterday with Submit Your Article, but they didn’t accept that I put a different author name in the resource box…
So it’s interesting to know that UAW is more open to these modifications, although their service is much costly. But, how they manage the different account name ? When you publish an article on articles directories like Ezine, you have an author account, so how they handle this little… problem ?
Olivier | Mar 4, 2009 | Reply
Hey Olivier - I don’t think UAW submits to directories like EZA or the other bigger name ones - the articles I submit to UAW seem to show up on a lot more blog type sites. Sites without as many rules. Yes UAW is more expensive than SYA - but they do allow for unlimited submissions… But that being said - it does take some time to do a UAW article. It’s really like writing (and spinning) 3 articles.
admin | Mar 5, 2009 | Reply
Right now I’m seeing 13 results in Google. 2 of them are from this domain so I can’t count those of course! That may not seem like a huge amount, but you have to remember that these articles are being “dripped out” and it sometimes takes the search engines awhile to find the pages these articles are on to index them. Patience is key!
admin | Mar 11, 2009 | Reply
I’m now up to 77 results in Google for this unique author name from just one UAW article.
admin | Mar 17, 2009 | Reply
Up to 115. UAW is definitely the real deal. Admittedly it does take a bit of time to spin the articles… but I think it’s clearly worth it.
admin | Mar 21, 2009 | Reply
New Total: 197.
You can search Google for yourself and see the results. That’s from just ONE article.
admin | Mar 26, 2009 | Reply
Current Total: 235.
admin | May 1, 2009 | Reply
It’s down to 168 results in Google which is still great, but does raise some concerns about how many of these links will Google be filtering out over time?
I haven’t checked Yahoo! and MSN yet:
There are 230 results in Yahoo!
There are only 30 results in MSN. I think that’s probably mostly because MSN sucks.
admin | May 17, 2009 | Reply
Hey I like the results…just signed up a few daya ago. Is anyone ranking for big keywords using UAW?
Darrell | Jun 25, 2009 | Reply
Holy Shit. I just checked this again: 6,660 results in Google. WTF?! That doesn’t make any sense. I can actually only see the first 90 some results … so maybe it’s just some error by Google?
Bing is giving me just 16 results (still not bad for one article…)
Yahoo is giving me 104 results (which is down from the 230 on May 17.)
admin | Jul 2, 2009 | Reply
Another cool way of monitoring links to your website is to set up google alert for your urls and google will automatically email you when it finds new links to the webpage. This is a cool way to know how many pages google has indexed which give us a backlink.
kent swig | Oct 17, 2009 | Reply
First, thanks for the great review about the unique article wizard. I have great success with the UAW as well to generate massive backlinks to my website and getting them ranked on search engine.
Some update for Unique Article Wizard, they have upgraded their whole system to a more user-friendly and design-friendly interface which make it even easier to use the uaw submission.
There’s even page by page videos that show you exactly what to do as well.
Regards,
Winson Yeung
UAW Article Writing Service
Winson Yeung From UAW Article Writing Service | Oct 20, 2009 | Reply
as of today:
Results 1 - 10 of about 3,710 for “Kelvin R. Rasmussen”
that’s still just for one article.
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Since this example I’ve ran many more tests on UAW and it’s done well in all of them. I recommend it. Strongly.
admin | Dec 2, 2009 | Reply
Hi,
First, I want to commend you on doing this nice study and making the effort to follow up over time to show the results to us.
Second, I also did a quoted search on your kelvin pen name. At first, it says 1010 results found. Now if you go click deeper into g00og13’s search results, everything ends at about page 4, so there’s only 43 showing. You can click on ask to show more, at which point only 63 show up.
So it looks like the results are being filtered out over time. Maybe they get indexed fast, and then text processing (which is computationally heavy) over the period of months starts to find matches which get thrown out slowly. I don’t know. It’s just unclear as usual with the secret recipe of the algorithm.
But want to say thanks again.
anon | Jan 23, 2010 | Reply
anon - I don’t think that’s really true (about the results being filtered out over time.) Even at the beginning the same thing (you are describing) would happen.
On the other hand, I do think it’s true that not all 1000+ “results” are real results. I think Google is just screwing with SEO people.
In any case, I think even 63 indexed pages is pretty damn good for a single article submission.
admin | Jan 25, 2010 | Reply
I guess this means I’m really really slow but I just realized that I can include YouTube videos in my UAW submissions… this is a very cool feature. You can also include pictures and mp3s although I’m not quite sure I see as much value in that (at least haven’t figure out any value in it yet.)
admin | Feb 3, 2010 | Reply
Hi admin,
This is anon again from Jan 23,2010. That’s an interesting observation, i.e gooog13’s indexed results are constant over time.
Also, I indeed agree with you that a single submission generating 63 indexed results is pretty good.
For more understanding/information, I started poking around WHOIS for the article directories. I noticed that a fraction of the domain names have been held for longer than 1 year, but many of them have 1 year between creation and expiration dates. Over time I’m almost certain we’ll start losing our links because the domains expire and don’t get renewed.
As this March (1 year later) swings around, I’ll be using your results to track how the number “63″ changes.
anon | Feb 5, 2010 | Reply
There’s still tons of results for this one submission and it’s been 15 months… UAW works. I’m telling you people. It’s worth the money if you use it right (that means using it a lot… try to send out at least a few articles a week — I don’t always take my own advice on this by the way , I can be quite lazy.)
MMJ admin | Jun 18, 2010 | Reply
I should also mention that I trust UAW so much at this point that I’ve become a yearly member rather than a monthly member.
I’m still including them in my tests, because I think it’s good to see their results compared to other newer systems I’m trying… but yeah - I definitely very strongly recommend UAW.
MMJ admin | Jun 18, 2010 | Reply
this is a new back link test (Unique Article Wizard is included) I’m doing:
http://www.moneymakerjobs.com/article-marketing-link-building-test-june-2010/207/
MMJ admin | Jun 18, 2010 | Reply