The Unique Article Wizard

Joomla Extension

Now you can receive fresh unique content for your site on autopilot

- and have full control over what you receive. This is a great way to build content for your site (the search engines LOVE unique content) AND it actually helps to promote your site. And it is FREE.

Here is how it works:

1. First install the component. You can download the latest version from the link at the bottom of this page. It installs in the same way as any other Joomla component, and full instructions are included. Installation takes just a few minutes.

2. In Your Joomla Admin Panel, Go to Components >> UAW Control Panel and select the appropriate categories for which you want to receive articles.

3. Set up Joomla to automatically ping XML-RPC updating servers - you may need to install the Weblog Ping extension to do this. Here is a list of servers that you can ping:

http://rpc.pingomatic.com
http://www.blogpeople.net/servlet/weblogUpdates
http://bulkfeeds.net/rpc
http://ping.myblog.jp
http://ping.bitacoras.com
http://ping.bloggers.jp/rpc/
http://bblog.com/ping.php
http://blogsearch.google.com/ping/RPC2

4. Promote your site, as per normal. Better still, why not sign up to the Wizard and harness the full power of article marketing?

Oh, yes, put some means of making money onto your site - either promote a product, or put up advertising.

You see, what is really sneaky is this: Every time your blog receives a new article from the Wizard, and it is published, Joomla will automatically "ping" those update services. Those services then tell all sorts of other sites that there is a new article on your site.

Those other sites are looking for content, and so what do they do? They post a snippet of the new article (that just arrived onto your Joomla site) onto their site. Along with a link back to your sitee! And it all happens automatically.

Quite apart from the fact that the search engines LOVE all that content that is going on your site!

How will you know it is happening?

So, just to recap: you receive unique content from the Wizard. That gets syndicated to other sites (via RSS feeds - all automated). And you get more links back to your site.

Plus all the links you are getting from sending out your own articles through the Wizard. (Note: you don't have to be a member of the Wizard to use this free component. We just recommend it as the best way to promote your site)

links => traffic => money

What more can I say?

Want more details on this?

Wizard member Mark Thompson has done that for you! Get his free report on this cool strategy here (and read just one of his multiple testimonials below) - yes we know he uses Wordpress, but the exact same strategy also works with Joomla:

Free Unique Content Report PDFDF (Right click to save)

$6,000 commission from ONE article!<"I just thought you'd like to know that we used UAW a couple of weeks ago to promote a blog post i made about a product. The article has been responsible for over $50,000 worth on sales in the past 2 weeks resulting in about $6000 worth of commission.

"If you go to Google unique versions of this articles completely dominate the first 100 google rankings. Not too shabby!!

"I seriously doubt that I could have got anywhere close to this number of sales if it wasn't for UAW as it was the only tool I used."

- Said d Mark Thompson when we were discussing the cool Joomla strategy the other day. (In fact, we highly recommend his ebook on his strategy. This is probably one of the most informative and useful products I have read - at any price. You can get it here: Wordpress Goldmine)

"Tell me more about what the component does"

You can see what it looks like on my demo installation here: demo plugin. NOTE: This is the Article Dashboard component, the components for other systems, including Joomla, look similar.

The script gives you a full control panel that allows you to:

limit the number of articles you receive each day.
select which categories for which you want to receive articles - and, yes, the list is taken from YOUR list of categories.
Enable/disable email notification of article submissions - with an embedded link that allows you one-click approval or deletion of each article. If you have a small niche blog that does not receive many articles, this saves you from having to log into your sites admin panel every day just to see if there are new articles waiting for approval. You can customize the subject line so as to make email filtering easier.
include your affiliate code with articles so that you can earn money just by publishing the article - and earn money when OTHER people publish the article that they found on your site. You will be surprised at how effective this is!
automatically publish articles rather than have them posted as draft, "waiting for review". Often it is a lot quicker to just delete a few bad articles (using the email notification) than to spend the time to approve many good articles.

Articles are posted by creating a new account for each user (who may use multiple pennames). Real information is provided, including valid email address (but please don't flood them with emails otherwise they will just bulk-folder them all).

Several security measures are incorporated so as to make sure that the component won't compromise your site in any way. Full source code is provided so you can check it out yourself. No changes are made to your database. Removal is as simple as unchecking a box to turn off receiving articles, and then, if you wish, you can just delete all the files.

Download Your Plugin Here:

Article Beach		uaw_yourowndir_2_0_0.zip
Article Dashboard		uaw_ad_1_4_0.zip
Article Friendly		uaw_af_1_3_1.zip
ArticleMS		uaw_articlems_2_0_6.zip
Drupal		uaw_drupal_1_0_1.zip
Joomla v1.13		uaw_joomla13_2_0_1.zip
Joomla v1.5+		uaw_joomla15_2_0_2.zip (rc)
Wordpress		uaw_wordpress_2_0_10.zip
Blogspot		click here

If you have another "off-the-shelf" system - please let us know! We are in the process of creating plugins for many such systems. In the meantime, you can receive articles by email.

Any questions? Just ask!!!!!!!

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