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[Nathan Isaac Company: SendOutCards Contribution Level: 3]

Don't use software to spin your articles, that stuff is nothing but a waste of time and money

[Sonny Lanorias Company: MyLeadSystemPRO Contribution Level: 4]

If you don't spin, you will end up submitting duplicate content to hundreds of article directories which is not good

[Nathan Isaac Company: SendOutCards Contribution Level: 3]

I'm not saying don't spin,

I mean don't use software to do it.

[Sonny Lanorias Company: MyLeadSystemPRO Contribution Level: 4]

Yeah some softwares are bad but there is one I know thats good - TBS

[Miles Beckler Company: SendOutCards Contribution Level: 1]

I'm compelled to ask.... Does the free Traffic come from writing the articles? Or, does the traffic come from publishing the articles?

My wife and I have been experiencing great success generating traffic through content marketing in the last 3 months... What has changed? We are now re-purposing the content once created!

When we invest the time (or money) to create an article, we publish a version of that to our blog, a half dozen high PR authority sites and then we spin and publish versions of that article to 2500 or so directories with a link to our blog and our ezine article in the bio of each of the 2500.

I must throw another vote into the 'Check out Rob Fore's Bootcamp' club!

[Sonny Lanorias Company: MyLeadSystemPRO Contribution Level: 4]

You GOT it brotha!

[Adrianne Geyer Company: Health Through Nutrition Contribution Level: 1]

I tried article spinning software and found it very time consuming. Maybe I wasn't doing it right or didn't stick with it long enough to learn how to use it effectively. Its much easier for me to rewrite an article from scratch. Article marketing can definitely produce good traffic but the trick is to do it consistently.

[Sonny Lanorias Company: MyLeadSystemPRO Contribution Level: 4]

Hello Adrianne,

Spinning an article takes less than 10 seconds Just click replace everyones favorites if you are using the best spinner.

[Rob Bright Contribution Level: 2]

Hi Michael,

try articlesubmissionhelper.com you can choose the directories that you want to send your articles to and it is a free service, does all the submission for you as well, saves you heaps of time. I personally only submit to sites with a oage rank of 5 or higher.

Cheers Rob

[Fontella Williams Company: MyLeadSystemPRO Contribution Level: 2]

Yes spinning an article is the push of a button, but it does not produce good content. You to not only spin the article, but read through it to make sure it flows and makes sense. Otherwise it will be garbage. 65% of my traffic comes from Google organic searches and currently about 80% of my articles are hitting Google's first page since adopting these strategies. So there is something to say for article marketing.

However, it all begins with keyword research (you can visit my blog for a tutorial on that) and creating good quality content.

1) After you've done proper keyword research and created quality content
2) Post the article to your blog first or wherever you want to direct traffic. If you're in MLSP, you have the option to post it there and it's like having your own article directory on an authority site.
3) Spin the article ( I prefer using the best spinner)
4) Blast it to the directories manually or use a submitter like AMA, AMR, UAW or a combination.
5) There are other tricks to the trade for building backlinks and driving traffic, but that would make this post entirely too long.
6) Such as pinging, joining tribes, having your blog site listed in directories, seo, etc. All of this plays into generating traffic and building your site as an authority.

I would recommend that you ingest and digest everything you can from those who've gotten the results you want. That's what I did and it's working in a big way.

All these people have excellent bootcamps on article marketing: David Wood, Rob Fore, Lawrence Tam and James Hicks. Visit their blogs and get to learning. There could be more, but these are the ones I've gone through and vouch for their value. There is tremendous knowledge there and you'll learn something new from every one of them.

The thing with article marketing is that people don't stick with it long enough to get any results. Everybody wants instant gratification. The common theme in all these bootcamps is that they tell you to write a piece of content everyday for 90-100 days and you'll have the results they have. Simple.

If you're a diligent and consistent person and you're not moved by obstacles or what's inconvenient, then use article marketing. I guarantee the competition has dropped off a long time ago.

I might also add that all these guys are members of MLSP. Success leaves clues.