Archive for December, 2010

I will be doing a full Instant Article Wizard 3.0 review next week. It’s an amazing tool. It really is.

You don’t have to take my word for it though, you can grab a free beta copy of it for your self:

Click here to grab your free trial copy of Instant Article Wizard 3.0.

This tool actually solves one of the biggest problems I’ve seen people have when it comes to trying to generate income online. As you’ve probably already figured out, you don’t have to be a great writer to earn real income online. But, you do have to be able to write something.

Instant Article Wizard is a tool that can help anyone write about almost any topic incredibly fast. It’s a powerful and easy to use research tool and an ultra-slick article creator.

Of course with any tool this powerful, there will be some people who want it to cheat. I obviously can’t control that. But I do know that you can get incredible (and fast) results if you use it responsibly.

You can grab the free beta copy here:

I’ll be doing a full Instant Article Wizard 3.0 review next week. In the mean time, feel free to ask me questions about it here if you’d like.
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Note, this is an answer to Terry’s question below. I’m having a technical issue with the comment area that I’m working on figuring out, but here’s the answer:

Terry,

It’s really very similar to writing any article or research paper manually. I think most people (including me) get hung up about the “random article generator”. I should point out that the tool does include a built-in thesaurus as you would still need to rewrite your final results and check it against CopyScape.

Personally, I can’t see myself using the random article generator that much, but even without that this tool is a great way to speed up the research and orginizational phases of writing.

1. You gather your research.
2. You select what you want to keep from your research.
3. You organize your research.
4. You write your article from your research in your own words.

I think it’s part 4 that’s a bit confusing, because theoretically you can just use the tool to rewrite (with some editing afterwards) because it has a thesaurus built in.

If you’ve ever used the commonly taught “index card” system to write a research paper it is actually quite similar to that. If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, you might want to view the following video:

HOWEVER, people are right to point out that because the tool is so powerful it could be abused. Again, I think the whole “random article generator” is what will be most controversial about this tool – it still rewrites the content and checks it against CopyScape, but what it doesn’t do is allow a person to put their own experience and personality into the article. And even if you use it the way Jonathan Leger shows in the video, you still have to make sure the rewritten content makes sense and hasn’t pulled nonsensical synonyms.

The bottom line for me that as a research and organization tool it is an ENORMOUS time saver.