The Magic Russian Website Submitter
July 9, 2008
For any type of site you want to get your’s listed on, there’s software for it. If you have your standard run of the mill site, there are a multitude of directory submission programs to choose from. If you have software to sell, you will need a software promotion program. If you have a blog, then it would be good to get a feed submitter. And if you want to try your hand at article marketing, you can buy an article submitter.
The funny thing about all these different programs is that they all do basically the same thing. They all submit forms in varying degrees of automation. The data is different. The algorithms similar.
I knew thing a long time ago. My idea was to create a generic automated/semi-automated form submitter program. Do get me wrong with this. I am not a spammer. I wouldn’t have used it’s functionality for blog commenting of anything that requires a human touch. I am mainly speaking of directories of various types where there are no benefits to submitting forms manually unless you want to brush up on your typing.
I eventually realized the complexity of such software and put those plans on the back burner, hoping that another developer would come up with the same idea by the time I went looking again. Well, one did. I just started using the software about a month ago. And it does more than the software I imagined building myself.
This software is a key in a future series coming up on this blog and on my newest blog. On this blog, I will be documenting the creation of a niche blog about Ebay. With it, I will be exploring the effects of various methods of link building and the effect each has on search engine rankings. And I will be promoting Clickbank products along with some other affiliate products.
The software is complex though and most of the help is in Russian. I have been spending a lot of time on Russian SEO forums using Google translator trying to learn how to use some of the features of AllSubmitter. So this is just an initial review. I could write a good sized book on all the stuff this software can do.
How to Find Directories to Submit Your Blog or Website To
AllSubmitter answers this question. A lot of directories use the same terms on links to their submission pages. To find sites to submit to, AllSubmitter has a built in search function that will collect all pages that have specific terms on them, then remove domain duplicates, and then attempt to discover which page on the site the link submission form is on.
Of course, AllSubmitter will also import sites from a list of links or from the links on a web page. So you know all those lists of links around the web. AllSubmitter will import them, giving you even more directories to submit to.
This Submission Software Learns New Forms for Automatic Submission
As you go through the process of submitting your sites in semi-automatic mode, AllSubmitter guesses which fields in the form matches the data and prefills it for you. It’s damn accurate, too. After that, it is up to you to check if everything is correct and submit the form.
During this semi-automatic process, AllSubmitter learns how the form processes and what a successful submission looks like. And the next time you submit to that directory, you can do it in fully-automatic mode,
AllSubmitter Can Recognize Captchas
AllSubmitter can submit to sites with captchas automatically. A big percentage of the time, AllSubmitter accurately recognizes captchas. The rest of the time, it lines all the captchas up in a row so that’s all you have to type in. Pretty quick and easy.
This is not even close to all the thing AllSubmitter can do. It is also a keyword tool and ranking checker. Like I said, there will be more posts after I have time to investigate everything it can do.
And It Has A Free Trial
To read more about Allsubmitter, with a couple of videos that demonstrate the functions I discussed on an article marketing campaign, go here. I plan on making a few of my own videos in time.
You can download a free trial here.
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