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Sunday, April 13, 2008

Content Robot prefers Artificial Intelligence over Artifical Stupidity
Category: Web, HTML, Tech

The automated Content Generator Robot, called, "iContentRobot" was created to help the average person generate unlimited, free traffic. It's a sophisticated program that takes into consideration and incorporates for you the techniques and policies of Google Adwords, SEO Tactics, Content Writing, Blogging, List Building & Any Web 2.0 Strategies.

It's not about spending more or less money with Google Adwords or its competitors. Nor is it about learning and mastering Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Nor is it about the long and arduous task of how to write better, stickier content or copy that converts better. And it's definitely not about how to spend more time and do more work.

What It Does

What the iContentRobot tool does is create unlimited article content pages that are grammatically correct and error free. And these articles make good interesting sense to humans, and great sense to search engines, including incorporation of Google's Latent Semantic Indexing rules (LSI). Each unique article takes only 3 seconds to create.

Each month you are given 50 pre-selected keyword phrase, and each month you can create UNLIMITED UNIQUE content pages. Again, each article takes 3 seconds to create. You can use these unlimited pages created anywhere you like: on your websites or blogs, on Adsense sites, at article directories, at blog directories, at social sites and many other sites.

Is there a catch?

There are two catches:

1. You must be able to copy and paste the generated content pages

2. You can NOT put just any keyword into the system to create unlimited content pages. Each month you can only use the 50 that are provided for that month. But these are selected for their niche value and profitability.

iContentRobot is the answer, actually the ONLY answer when it comes to crank out thousands of content pages within seconds each.

With it, you can stop giving Google any money to crank their multi-million dollar Adword system. You can also stop spending hours writing content to feed Google, Yahoo, MSN or even the article sites, blogging sites, social bookmarking and networking sites.

The World's First Copy & Paste Formula

The creator of iContentRobot had tried every free traffic generation tool to automate his business. But , every tool just made it more and more difficult. Content generation tools just never made sense to humans. They did, however, make sense to the search engines for a short while -but soon got wiped out as the search engines caught on about the junk websites and deleted them from the index. Google also closed the Adsense accounts of those who were serving up the gibberish citing lack of quality. And frankly, that made sense.

So anyone who was generating automated content had their business just vanish within a couple of months. What was needed was technology that could write material that humans, search engines AND other BIG player websites would love. That's why iContentRobot was developed .

Basicallly, here's what you get with iContentRobot:

No more hours wasted doing research

No more hours wasted finding profitable keywords

No more hours wasted working out the keyword density

No more hours wasted figuring out what to write

No more hours wasted writing the content

No more hours wasted ensuring the content makes sense (BIGGEST failure of today's software ... pumps out a load of JUNK!!!)

No more hours wasted re-writing the drafts

No more hours wasted re-writing the content (spins)

No more hours wasted ensuring uniqueness of content

No more hours wasted counting the number of words

No more hours wasted to ensure it accommodates the new Google LSI - Latent Semantic Indexing rules