If you're on many internet marketing mailing lists (and aren't we all?) you've probably got several emails over the last couple of days about new article sites that are part of The Article Sense (TAS) system.

The post I made yesterday is about one of them - Articles Gone Viral.

At first glance, they all look the same but don't let that fool you. These sites are all part of the same network, but they're spread out on servers around the world.

Someone asked me this morning how to choose which site to submit through.

The simple answer is you don't have to choose - use them all!

Every time you submit an article, a snippet and your resource box gets distributed through the network. So the more of the sites you submit through, the wider your net is cast.

However, because of the distributed nature of the system, you should be submitting a unique version of your article to each of the sites in the network. Otherwise, you'll just end up with a bunch of duplicate content and the strength of the links will be diluted.

So what if you don't want to have to write 5 or more versions of each of your articles? Check out Unique Article Wizard.

Unique Article Wizard is an article submission service with a big twist - it submits a unique version of your article to each of the several hundred directories in its list.

The way it works is you write 3 unique versions of your article and then UAW mixes and matches different parts of each of the 3 to create different versions for each article directory.

But the really killer feature for me is that you can go in and pull up a unique version of your articles to use wherever you like. Post them to feeder blogs, Squidoo, Hubpages or wherever you want.

And that includes the sites in the TAS article network.

I'm working on a video that shows how I use Unique Article Wizard, Articles Gone Viral & other TAS network sites, and other places that accept your content (like Squidoo for example) to build a powerful network of backlinks to your sites.

I should have it ready mid-week so make sure you subscribe to the RSS feed and/or the email list to find out when it's ready.