Best Article Spinner and Article Submitter Programs?

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Which article spinner and article submitter programs are best right now? I was looking into buying The Best Spinner and Article Marketing Robot due to the positive reviews on this forum. However, I'm worried that the Google Panda slap may have limited the effectiveness of these programs. Are they still worth it? Or should I be looking into different programs. Any suggestions?
 


Which article spinner and article submitter programs are best right now? I was looking into buying The Best Spinner and Article Marketing Robot due to the positive reviews on this forum. However, I'm worried that the Google Panda slap may have limited the effectiveness of these programs. Are they still worth it? Or should I be looking into different programs. Any suggestions?

The Best Spinner is the best spinner out there. Its ability to automatically replace specific keywords, to protect other keywords is pretty neat. It's auto-spin feature sucks, but it sucks significantly less than most other programs out there. Don't expect any spinner out there to automatically spin Dickens into Shakespeare... or anything even remotely resembling that.
 
Lol, I would not buy something that's called "The Best..." anything!

The best spinner out there is you, another human being, or odesk.com if you are lazy.
 
IMO, try the Spinner chief, its free and very good, and if that doesn't suffice get the best spinner. If money isn't an issue go ahead and get best spinner. Can't comment on a submitter.
 
The Best Spinner =>> very good at spinning
Article Marketing Robot=>> not bad, but not good at all. still waiting approve article and manual password
 
@Mightier - Thanks for the review.

@Jabberwokky - I totally agree. However, the purpose in which I will be using the software for doesn't really require the best quality.

Any other reviews on Article Marketing Robot?
 
Any other reviews on Article Marketing Robot?

I've only used the trial version, but I liked it. It was pretty easy to figure out and I ended up with a decent number of submissions being approved. The trial version only has about 500 article directories. I think I ended up with around 200-300 live articles, but no longer have the reports to know for sure.

The only reason I haven't bought the full version yet is I'm not sure if it is worth it compared to just outsourcing the submissions.
 
I've only used the trial version, but I liked it. It was pretty easy to figure out and I ended up with a decent number of submissions being approved. The trial version only has about 500 article directories. I think I ended up with around 200-300 live articles, but no longer have the reports to know for sure.

The only reason I haven't bought the full version yet is I'm not sure if it is worth it compared to just outsourcing the submissions.

How much can you outsource for?
 
How much can you outsource for?

I use this to create articles/web 2.0 properties http://www.wickedfire.com/links-seo/113732-one-kind-automated-backlinking-service.html ; The program actually writes (more like creates) the articles and then spins everything. After that, it backlinks, bookmarks and builds doc-sharing and micro-blogging sites to support the articles. They say that Scrapbox will be included in the next few months for free. I get 20 different pushes(keyword/articles) a month for less than $140 ($7 a push). It's freaking awesome and my serps are climbing. It's so easy and I don't have to wait for anyone to finish my projects and chase them for reports.



This guy produces a 1200-1500 word article to the 7 major article distribution networks for $75.
http://www.wickedfire.com/links-seo/118674-2-000-contextual-links-7-best-article-networks.html I haven't used this service yet because I want to use linkpushing for a full couple of months before I try anything else.
 
Free = Spinner chief
Paid = the best spinner

IMO, these 2 are excellent for spinning content. Try to do multilevel spinning. I am sure you must have heard about the n-grams of search engines.