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neelloc21 · Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 12:57 am Post subject: Re website content wizard

I was curious about whether this software was ethical to use, not whether it was clever or not. If you can hit article directories for articles which have been slaved over by their authors, and then rearrange it to appear original and a product of your own creativity, is that ethical?
The whole point of having a website I would have thought would be to provide information for searchers, as well as selling products. But it appears that if you use this type of software, you do not need to have any interest or idea about the content of your website.
Gurus who have been in the business for years should be aware of the fact that if you use this type of software, you could ultimately get banned and that it's not ethical.I expect longterm internet marketers to know better, and not to prey on gullible newbies who are anxious to get started, and do not realize the possible negative outcome.
Although there is only one type of software referred to here, there are others out there doing similar things.
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izrul · **Joined**: 27 Dec 2005 **Posts**: 45

After waiting for somebody who actually purchased the product but still no response, I finally decided to buy the product and give it a try myself.

If you've read David Watson sales copy, he claimed that we can produce 100 articles in just 14 seconds, well he's not kidding.

I know most people think that Website Content Wizard will destroy the world of Article Marketing since we can produce 50 - 100 articles from one original article. The thing is, it is not as easy as you think. We actually have to write the article again to make it unique. And the software will store what we have written. In other words, the software will become more and more reliable because when we want to re-write another article, the software will produce for us 50 - 100 new articles with just one click.

It's hard to explain in words. All I can say is Website Content Wizard is kinda cool.

I know many original writers will not agree with this software. If it really can produce good result for our business... who cares, right?
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Kathryn Beach · Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 9:45 am Post subject:

I for one am not just online to make money.

I am creating a lifestyle, a way of life that suits me and with which I can spend my days being productive, creative and hopefully leave the world a better place when I have passed on.

I want to be a meaningful member of the society in which I live.

I am, amongst other things, a writer. I also like to support other writers, by occasionally purchasing their services as ghostwriters. I also occasionally use articles that were written expressly to be changed and reused with no credit given to the original writer.

I try to live and work ethically.

I don't expect others to do the same, but when I come across like-minded people, I form bonds.

I don't expect others to care about copyrights and whether their techniques are cheap shot attempts to avoid work and laws. I don't expect others to care about the [global] implications of buying from Walmart either. I just carry on my business and my life, and watch my own product {my writing] being devalued at a rapid pace.

But perhaps I'm a weirdo. I think I may be done with submitting my articles to directories thanks to these new software applications and just keep them on my own website as my own exclusive property. Watch the quality of articles on directories plummet.

Or maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised. Humanity no longer holds many surprises for me. I don't fault people for making money. But I do applaud them when they do so in an ethical manner.

I for one am starting to doubt almost everything I see on the internet. No longer do I assume that a webmaster has even any interest in his site's subject matter, not to mention any real knowledge about it.

Is this really where we want to go with our lives?

I write about things I care about, not just because there's some money to be made. Those that make their livlihoods as flim flam men should continue to do so if that makes them proud. Or if money is what makes them happy.

I have not seen the particular product in question, other products I've looked at have produced laughable articles.

For some strange reason, I enjoy the creative process. Pushing buttons doesn't really do the same thing for me.

No blame; we're really talking apples and oranges here...
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jschuman · Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 11:28 am Post subject:

I have not bought this product yet, but I might. In the past I have been cautious about how Google would view duplicate content. To me it is ethical if I write the original article. I would write an article around a main keyword and then rewrite it around around several lesser searched keywords. Then build web pages around all of the various keywords. You are doing your visitors a service because you are providing the content they are looking for with the words that appeal to them. I saw Phil Wiley recommend it so that is good enough for me.
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neelloc21 · Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 1:00 pm Post subject: Re website content wizard

Seems like the internet is turning into a nest of
garbage in and garbage out sites. Unfortunately the "gurus" have misled many people, they are not spiritual leaders, nor are the influential leaders, some of them are better described as influential misleaders. Full of hype and snake-oil promises, you are told it's so easy to rake in thousands if you buy their product, however, just buying their product does not make you an overnight success.
The big secret they forget to tell you is how to get the thousands of people to your site/sites to click on all of those Adsense ads you have on your thousands of articles which the robot has so cleverly rearranged for you. How sad that you should think that all you need to do to provide information for searchers is to start from a single article, hopefully your own, and then rearrange it hundreds of times, and that's all there is, there isn't anymore.It seems like a deadly virus rampaging through the internet destroying all in its path. Adsense will be a thing of the past,and so will article directories.Looks like it's back to the library if you want quality information.
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