Magic Submitter - How To Submit Content For Results

In case you didn't know, this is now my second review of Magic Submitter. In the first review I tested the programs ability to automatically create accounts at the built in web site. In this Magic Submitter review I cover submitting articles, blog entries, videos, social bookmarks and RSS feeds to all the accounts that were produced beforehand.

For a brief recap, Magic Submitter can utilize up to 3 browser windows for multi-threaded speediness and you can utilize the 3rd party CAPTCHA solving service decaptcher. For this review I decided to use the third party service and three browser windows. This combination will not yield the highest success rate, but this is the way nearly everybody will want to use the program - fully automatic and fast.

Nearly everyone is familiar with social bookmarking. There are dozens of social bookmark websites that allow users to share links to their favorite web sites. Magic Submitter has 25 built in bookmark sites. I was without difficulty able to submit content to approximately 90% of the sites with minor effort. I watched the submission windows during the procedure and the few errors that did take place were predominantly due to decaptcher providing inaccurate CAPTCHA's. I was using the "Auto Retry" feature of Magic Submitter, so if the procedure wasn't accomplished after 3 tries the site was skipped and the status listed as "aborted."

Article directories are among my favorite techniques of internet marketing and syndication, so I was hoping for a home run from Magic Submitter. My hopes weren't dashed, but the submission process wasn't flawless. The success rate with article submission was not as high as it should have been. I observed the submission errors and nearly everyone of them were due to my accounts not being verified. I went into my email account and clicked a few confirmation links and was then able to submit articles.

Next on our Magic Submitter review is Blogs. There are numerous free blogging services on the internet, and they are a great way to syndicate content and build up links to your sites. I accomplished an eighty% success rate with blog submission. Magic Submitter is an excellent automatic submitter, but there are a few blogs that need some manual intervention.

RSS submission went well, with just one site not operational. I did need to manually intervene with 2 of the sites, due to alterations that had not been corrected in Magic Submitter. One of which was solving a CAPTCHA and the other was actually a successful submission, but Magic Submitter didn't "see" the success text.

Onto Video Submission. I attempted submitting a small flash video with vastly diverse results. Make sure you only use one browser window during video submission, or you will come across huge failures. I was utilizing one window, but there was a problem with the submission window opening the folder to submit the video then getting stuck. Magic Submitter would hang up and never submit the video. I spoke with Alexandr about this matter and he said it would be fixed in a soon to be released update. In the meantime I set the video timeout option to forty seconds, so it wouldn't hang for an hour on these web sites. All in all video submission was successful for half the sites.

In conclusion, I was delighted with the success rate of content submission, except for videos. Since Magic Submitter is continuously being updated, I'm confident the video submission will be perfected before long