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[I will post a full review on this post to follow up once I am done playing with the program.]

On Edward's recommendation I am checking out a new software to generate unique content for your eBay affiliate sites.

The software is $200 and for what I have seen and used so far, it is well worth the investment.

However; there is a learning curve you have to go through, and some setting up & "training" of the software.

I will post a full review on this post to follow up once I am done playing with the program.

I will also do a video to show you how I use the software to get content for my eBay websites. Please note I will not make a video to teach you how to use the software. The developer has videos to teach you how to do that.

If you want to support ezAWB in the creation of the free videos you can purchase the software through our affiliate link >>> Website Content Wizard

If you'd rather purchase the software directly; here's the direct link >>> websitecontentwizard.com

Jorge, I've been receiving continuing email on this, and I've got to admit... I'm salivating here. Also, Submiteaze and its sister products look outstanding. Trouble is, I'm a bit of a sucker for sales pitches (OK, so I'm a big pushover!)  Here's an idea for organizing the forum , create a category for discussing outside products i.e. hostgator, submiteaze, contentrelay, website, linksmaster (and others as they come up.)

Also, some advice on purchase priority of these outside services would be greatly appreciated.

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Steve

[EZ Affiliate Blog]

Good idea Steve.

I would get Submit Eaze first and wait on the other one until I finish my review.

Thanks, Jorge! BTW, while I'm looking at other products, can you give me an opinion on adsoncraigs.com?

Steve

[EZ Affiliate Blog]

It really depends on how much you are going to be submitting to craigs list... It seems like a good buy if you are going to be submitting quite a lot.

[EZ Affiliate Blog]

Well, after using the website content wizard for a few days I have come to these conclusions:

Good:
I love the fact that you can get content from many public sources and mix those to create new articles.
I love the feature where you can merge data from excel spreadsheets into your articles.

Bad:
Extremely time consuming to produce articles since you have to train and train and then train the software some more.
Not as user friendly or "ez" as I'd like it to be. Specially for the newbies.
You cannot train the software ONCE for ALL your projects since the articles would just not come out well or make sense from niche to niche.
The software is great for a few websites; but if you have MANY domains, then it would take forever to get the software ready for each different website.

So, I like the couple of features mentioned above but I would not rush out and buy the software unless you just want it to get content from public sources, but you can already do that for free.

In conclusion; I am not recommending WCW due to the time consuming factor and because I think a newbie could have their hands full just learning and operating the software.

Please let me know if you have any questions.