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Wordpress Article Automation is a 3 Pack of Plugins that NO Marketer can Live Without!. PERIOD!!!

We have assembled this 3 pack of plugins to help Automate the process of adding content to your site. Whether it’s adding Mass amounts of PLR, Unique Articles, RSS feeds or even Repeating a post for Maximum Exposure, This pack is for you.

Three Awesome Plug-Ins for one low price:

Plugin #1
WA MASS Article Poster

In 40 Seconds We Added 456 UNIQUE Articles
That Will Post At RANDOM Times
Over A Period Of 2 Years!

PLUGIN FEATURES:
This revolutionary WA Plugin offers custom randomization of importing a MASS amount of Articles to your site at the instant click of the button! Here are some of the cool benefits you get with this WA Mass Article Poster Plugin:

• Use this WA Plugin to train Google to visit your site every day
• Post hundreds of Articles to your site instantly and save countless hours!
• Set the date you want the articles to post
• Set the time sequence you want the articles to post
• Set the amount of articles to post per day
• Set how often you want articles to post per week
• Select a custom author for each set of articles
• Add the title in the beginning and end of each article (SEO Tactic)
• Add default tags to each article
• Make it a Post or a Page
• Create a site filled with eBooks
• Post your articles as: Published, Pending Review, Draft or Private
• Select categories from YOUR list
• Upload articles in One (1) zip folder
• Add your Adsense Code to the bottom of the article automatically
• Add banner ads to the bottom of your article automatically

Plugin #2
WA AUTO RSS

PLUGIN FEATURES:

WA Auto RSS automatically and randomly posts RSS content to your site with several HUGE Added Features…

• Automatically imports RSS content that is targeted for your site randomly
• Random control! You select the time and day you want the content to import
• Eliminates the footprint and alogithm so it evades Google’s probes

And The Big Bonus…

WA Auto RSS Allows You To Automatically Add
Google Adsense Or Banner Ads To Each RSS Article

Now That is Some Powerful RSS Features

Plugin #3
WA TIME STAMP REPEATER

Pick A Time – Multiple Times And Stamp A Single Post To Repeat When You Want!

PLUGIN FEATURES:
With the WA Time Stamp Repeater you will be able to unfold the “Time Stamp” Tag below the Post Box to choose the Date and Times you want to publish a single post multiple times.

• Easy date and time selection menu
• Choose the frequency for the number of repeats
• Choose days and times
• Does all of this with just one article.
• Do this to as many Articles as you want.
• No more wasting time trying to copy and paste.

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There’s a well-known structure in successful sales letters, described by the acronym AIDA.

AIDA stands for:

• Attention

• Interest

• Desire

• Action

First, you capture your prospect’s attention. This is done with your headline and lead. If your ad fails to capture your prospect’s attention, it fails completely. Your prospect doesn’t read your stellar copy, and doesn’t order your product or service.

Then you want to build a strong interest in your prospect. You want him to keep reading, because if he reads, he just might buy.

Next, you channel a desire. Having a targeted market for this is key, because you’re not trying to create a desire where one did not already exist. You want to capitalize on an existing desire, which your prospect may or may not know he already has. And you want your prospect to experience that desire for your product or service.

Finally, you present a call to action. You want him to pick up the telephone, return the reply card, attend the sales presentation, order your product, whatever. You need to ask for the sale (or response, if that’s the goal). You don’t want to beat around the bush at this point. If your letter and AIDA structure is sound and persuasive, here’s where you present the terms of your offer and urge the prospect to act now.

A lot has been written about the AIDA copywriting formula. I’d like to add one more letter to the acronym: S for Satisfy.

In the end, after the sale is made, you want to satisfy your prospect, who is now a customer. You want to deliver exactly what you promised (or even more), by the date you promised, in the manner you promised. In short, you want to give him every reason in the world to trust you the next time you sell him a back-end offer. And of course you’d rather he doesn’t return the product (although if he does, you also execute your return policy as promised).

Either way, you want your customers to be satisfied. It will make you a lot more money in the long run.

When you limit the supply of a product or service in some way (i.e. takeaway selling), basic economics dictates that the demand will rise. In other words, people will generally respond better to an offer if they believe the offer is about to become unavailable or restricted in some way.

And of course, the opposite is also true. If a prospect knows your product will be around whenever he needs it, there’s no need for him to act now. And when your ad is put aside by the prospect, the chance of closing the sale diminishes greatly.

It’s your job, therefore, to get your prospect to buy, and buy now. Using scarcity to sell is a great way to accomplish that.

There are basically three types of takeaways:

1) Limiting the quantity
2) Limiting the time
3) Limiting the offer

In the first method, limiting the quantity, you are presenting a fixed number of widgets available for sale. After they’re gone, that’s it.

Some good ways to limit the quantity include:

• only so many units made or obtained
• selling off old stock to make room for new
• limited number of cosmetically-defected items, or a fire sale
• only a limited number being sold so as not to saturate the market
• etc.

In the second method, limiting the time, a deadline is added to the offer. It should be a realistic deadline, not one that changes all the time (especially on a website, where the deadline date always seems to be that very day at midnight…when you return the next day, the deadline date has mysteriously changed again to the new day). Deadlines that change decrease your credibility.

This approach works well when the offer or the price will change, or the product/service will become unavailable, after the deadline.

The third method, limiting the offer, is accomplished by limiting other parts of the offer, such as the guarantee, bonuses or premiums, the price, and so on.

When using takeaway selling, you must be sure to follow-through with your restrictions. If you say you only have 500 widgets to sell, then don’t sell 501. If you say your offer will expire at the end of the month, make sure it does. Otherwise your credibility will take a hit. Prospects will remember the next time another offer from you makes its way into their hands.

Another important thing you should do is explain the reason why the offer is being restricted. Don’t just say the price will be going up in three weeks, but decline to tell them why.

Here are some examples of good takeaway selling:

“Unfortunately, I can only handle so many clients. Once my plate is full, I will be unable to accept any new business. So if you’re serious about strengthening your investment strategies and creating more wealth than ever before, you should contact me ASAP.”

“Remember…you must act by [date] at midnight in order to get my 2 bonuses. These bonuses have been provided by [third-party company], and we have no control over their availability after that time.”

“We’ve obtained only 750 of these premiums from our vendor. Once they are gone, we won’t be able to get any more until next year. And even then we can’t guarantee the price will remain the same. In fact, because of the increasing demand, it’s very likely the price could double or triple by then!”

Remember when I said earlier that people buy based on emotions, then back up their decision to buy with logic? Well, by using takeaway selling, that restriction becomes part of that logic to buy and buy now.

Great copy is made, not born. It is derived from proven test results designed to do one thing and do it well: sell.

Effective advertising doesn’t always use “grammatically correct” English. It uses short sentences, fragments. Like this.

It convinces you to buy, and buy now. Period.

It talks about benefits, not features. It sells on emotion and reinforces the decision to buy with logic.

It paints a compelling picture and irresistible offer that forces your prospect to act and act now! And if it doesn’t, then you drop that ad like a hot potato and go with one that does.

Effective persuasion is like your top salesperson–the one who continues to break all your sales records year after year–on the job 24 x 7, multiplied by thousands or millions! Just imagine if that salesperson, the one with proven results, could be multiplied as much as you wanted.

Now that would be effective (and cost-efficient) marketing!

And that’s the kind of proven marketing you need to employ.

As you begin to write your ad, try to get into the mind of your visitor or prospect. What exactly are they looking for and how would they benefit from your product or service? And, how would they benefit by buying from you rather than a competitor. Before you jump in make sure you budget for your campaign and split test different ad formats, as long as you check your stats you will know what is working and what isn’t. If you don’t have a proven split test campaign then give the FlexSqueeze theme for WordPress a go, it does a whole lot more….. Ok here’s your check list…..

1. Headline (the “Attention” part)

This is by far the most important element, it has to be a big bold promise of some kind. Give them a reason to read the next line.

2. Sub-Headline.
Just as the purpose of the headline is to get you to read this line, the purpose of this line is to get them to read the next line. Plus, backing up the promise is really important.

3. Benefits (Interest)
Use the benefits of your product (as opposed to features) to put your prospects mind in the middle of the picture. How should your customers feel when they’re using your product or service? How would they feel if they missed out? How would you feel?

4. More Benefits.
Skepticism is always high these days; it takes a lot to convince people, build trust and show your prospect more reasons to buy.

5. Proof.
Testimonials work. Amazing facts are always good. Easy-to-understand statistics help, too. Prove that your product does what you say it will do.

6. Risk Reversal.
Offer a money-back guarantee? Put you visitor at ease, there can be no risk whatsoever.

7. Photo.
This isn’t required, but it will definitely increase your response rate. Show someone enjoying the product and illustrate the benefits. A photo of you, which personalizes the piece and makes it seem more real, can help a lot.

8. Offer. (Just one)
You have to offer something. It’s amazing how many ads are produced without an offer. It’s important to get your name out there, – without an offer, your ad is dead. Nothing happens.

9. Call to Action.
You must ask your prospect to do something. Really! If the rest of the ad is reasonably well-structured, people will act – they’ll take advantage of your offer and do exactly what you ask them to do. This is where your ad can become your best salesperson.

10. Reducing the Resistance to Accepting Your Offer. Pile on the sweet talk
It’s that guarantee again, and it’s OK to mention it more than once, reducing your customer’s risk to zero is really important.

For sales copy or Squeeze Pages

11. Create a Sense of Urgency.
Use language like: “Just five days left” “Only 12 lucky golfers will” “Take advantage today and you’ll also get.”

Try writing a couple different versions and split up your mailing or post two different web pages to see which one draws responses.

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