My ‘CRAZY’ content software…
Filed under: Content Composer — jason @ 12:03 am
Over the past two weeks, many of you have told me that you wanted to see Content Composer in action.
Finally… here ya go!
Once you watch the videos below, I think you will understand REAL QUICK why I started calling this my “crazy content software” when I first released it to my customers back in July 2006.
Since then, 472 of my best customers have been using this secret weapon to quickly produce high-quality, unique content to grab top 10 rankings, siphon massive traffic, and obtain long-lasting results in the search engines (without becoming another victim of duplicate content filters in 3 months or less).
Bottom line, this software works. You’ve witnessed the proof here, read the testimonials… now check out what Content Composer can do for you.
With version 3.0 now here, this software includes everything you’d ever want to produce great content that delivers great results, while saving you a whack of time and money every month. And now, I’d like to show you how…
Video #1…
Introduction & Using Content Composer For Super-Quick Content/Article Research
Video #2…
Content Composer Makes You A Better Writer, Whips Ghostwriters Into Shape & Makes PLR Articles Unique — Fast!
Video #3…
Using Content Composer To Produce High-Quality, Unique Content At Lightening Speed (this is where things get real crazy…):
Note: Secret Early-Bird Bonus revealed in Video #3 
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Looks good Jason, this isn’t just for getting stuff ready for a ghost writer is it?
If so I’m not interested!!
Cheers
Len
Jason says: CC is not just designed for working with ghostwriters. Using Content Composer Lite with your writers is an option. It’s up to you.
Comment by Len Cecchetto — March 28, 2007 @ 2:22 am
Hi Jason,
where is the Early-Bird Bonus in Video 3? I can’t find it.
Tom
Jason says: Hint… P-L-R :-)
Comment by Tom — March 28, 2007 @ 5:55 am
Jason
The recycling of PLR text by your system certainly is a step up from the competition for sure.
I am now almost convinced that using this software correctly might just enable a writer to outsmart Google’s system which can identify sentence patterns, even if they have been edited with search and replaced synonyms.
But that aside, it looks like this software is a top class organisation tool and writing process manager. I am particularly looking forward to the time-saving aspects of features like the auto-measuring of keyword density, and the ease it brings to research - all in the one interface.
Plus, I have Article Announcer and I understand this is compatible.
So … big question: Do AA owners get a discount? That might just tip me over. (But I have not received any e-mail to that effect.)
Jonathan
Jason says: Thank you Jonathan. Yes, of course AA owners receive a discount
Look for my email soon.
Comment by Jonathan Gunson — March 28, 2007 @ 7:37 am
Jason,
Finally…software and training that brings hope to those who are struggling. . .
I’m a relative newbie and challenged with the actual writing of good quality contenet. However, I’ve managed to resist using the various tactics/scripts and software that produce crappy articles and websites. I refuse to publish junk!
Until I’m in the position to hire my own stable of ghostwriters, CC sounds like a very good investment. I look forward to its release.
Dee
Comment by Dee — March 28, 2007 @ 12:09 pm
Correction to my above statement. . .
“Until I’m in the position to hire my own stable of ghostwriters, CC sounds like a very good investment.”
I meant to convey. . .
Until I’m in the position to hire my own stable of ghostwriters, I look forward to using your software with PLR content. CC sounds like a very good investment either way.
Dee
Comment by Dee — March 28, 2007 @ 12:14 pm
Jason,
I was sold on CC even before seeing these videos, and after reading that those of us who are owners of Article Announcer get a discount, WOW!!
Will the announcement to AA owners come prior to the kick-off?
Thanks again for the great software/instruction on all of your products.
Jack
Comment by Jack Stacey — March 28, 2007 @ 1:29 pm
Hi Jason,
Your blog entry says:
Note: Secret Early-Bird Bonus revealed in Video #3
Did I miss something because I didn’t catch it.
Thanks,
Phil
Jason says: Hint… P-L-R to instantly plug into Content Composer :-)
Comment by Phil — March 28, 2007 @ 1:56 pm
Will you also have a combo package for AA + CC ?
Here are other difficulties I have been facing. Do you have a solution for them?
1 - After the articles are distributed, keeping track of how many times they were actually published
2 - After the articles are distributed, keeping track of URLs where they were published
3 - Checking my existing website pages for duplicate content
Comment by James — March 28, 2007 @ 1:58 pm
I just thought of some CC questions:
4 - Does CC output tags such as: title, meta description, h1, etc? Are they included in each file?
5 - Can you add a feature to publish the files in a database-friendly format such as MS Excel? Ideally with title, meta description, body content etc in separate fields.
Why do I want to be able to have them in a format like that? I can output the pages in a variety of ways, such as into a ColdFusion or ASP file (which I’m stuck using for a couple of clients). I can upload directly to a Content Management System or blog through the database. Etc.
Comment by James — March 28, 2007 @ 2:07 pm
6 - “Go Publish” is one of the four steps in your diagram of what CC does. But in the video it sounds like that is actually what AA does?
7 - Can I manage a project of files with CC? Let’s say it’s about dog training, and I want to create articles on 10 sub-topics. I’d like to have an area that shows me the sub-topics and from then work on them. A big picture view. Maybe even a status, like when a sub-topic was last worked on, or how many articles have been created for each.
Comment by James — March 28, 2007 @ 2:14 pm
What is Content Composer Lite?
Where do you have info on that? I just watched these three videos and it wasn’t really talked about.
The purpose would be to have the ghostwriters be able to use the tool as well.
Feature Idea: Be able to have each person’s CC talk to the others. So a Content Composer Lite used by a ghost writer could submit their article directly into mine for review, etc.
Comment by James — March 28, 2007 @ 2:16 pm
Hi Jason,
This sounds great - but will you have a Mac version? Also - on PC, will this also work in the new Vista system?
I’m entrenched in the Mac world and just getting acquainted with PC again (after 15 years) - just bought a used PC laptop.
Thanks!
Comment by Sherri — March 28, 2007 @ 2:58 pm
OK Jason, I’m convinced. I’ll be picking up my copy tomorrow. Actually I didn’t need a whole lot of convincing to begin with. I have owned Article Announcer since its inception and it’a an excellent product.
Comment by Bob — March 28, 2007 @ 5:46 pm
Oh, and I almost forgot, thanks for giving a discount to current AA customers. I appreciate the loyalty you show to your clients. You will be rewarded for it… and deservedly so.
Comment by Bob — March 28, 2007 @ 5:49 pm
Hi Jason please make this affordable, as a lot of us are battling to make anything on the net. I reckon under $100 would be great.
Cheers
Len
Comment by Len Cecchetto — March 28, 2007 @ 6:09 pm
Jason,
CC 3.0 does look like a real winner. I agree with some of the previous comments that as you build in variability and flexibility into the software that you consider adding as much tracking/monitoring features into the software that make sure that you maximize your publications with these different iterations without sacrificing uniqueness.
However I am the last to ask you delay releasing the software for such features. Release away!
Regards,
Dexter
www.DexterZone.blogspot.com
Comment by Dexter — March 28, 2007 @ 6:28 pm
Thanks for the videos. There is so much to this package that it is hard to simply put it into words. The videos help to show that this is not just a tool to uniqueify articles but is a real management systme for those who have a lot of content to track, manage and place.
Well Done
Andrew.
http://contentcomposerreview.com
Comment by Andrew Wilson — March 29, 2007 @ 6:02 am
Hi Jason,
What about those of us in other parts of the world, I mean it’s going to be about 4.00 AM in the morning here in Aus.
Will this be taken into account for us to be held a few of the softwares?
Cheers
Len
Jason says: Don’t worry. This won’t be a limited quantity launch or anything. However, there is a fast action bonus that I think is invaluable. Since you are in Aus, you might want to quick check contentcomposer.com before (or while) eating breakfast
Comment by Len Cecchetto — March 29, 2007 @ 6:36 am
The videos look great and like I said before, this is the software I have been waiting for. I hope you can offer a package deal for AA and CC together as I have been waiting to AA until CC comes out.
I look forward to using this software!
Comment by Duane — March 29, 2007 @ 11:53 am
Is this software that we download from your server or are you mailing a disc like you did with AA?
Comment by Bob — March 29, 2007 @ 5:44 pm
Hi Jason
This is the first time I’ve heard about software that can help the novice get started on writing. I’ve have been stuck for months on a blank piece of paper. One question: If only 1 or 2 sentences, say, in a 500 word article comes out as duplicate content, will it be considered plagiarism? How far can we go?
Lai Yin
Comment by Lai Yin — March 29, 2007 @ 6:55 pm
Hi Jason
My name is Kevin Flores and I’m from Guatemala, my first language is Spanish so I apologize if my english is not good.
I’m handicap I’m in a wheelchair in my country is hard to find a job for people like me and I think that Internet is a great option for me to earn some money and have a real job for me.
I’m so interested in your software and everything else, but Unfortunately PayPal does not have my country in the list so I can’t buy your product
s there another payment method?
Or another way that I can buy the software ? like wester union or something else that is moore cheaper to send money?
please let me know, and once again sorry for my english, I’m learning it.
Thanks and Greeting’s
Kevin
Comment by Kevin — March 29, 2007 @ 7:28 pm