Content Builder Pro Randomizer Review

November 17th, 2009 | Author: Jim Hutchinson

When submitting your articles to multiple sites to get more exposure, you will run into one problem, which I previously wrote about – duplicate content. Search engines will penalize you for having identical copies in multiple places. However, there is a way around this minor setback.

Getting more exposure for your articles involves making each copy different. You do that by rearranging the content. The problem with that is you also have to make sure the story flows in a way that makes sense.

A friend recommended an online resource called Content Builder Pro, a Free Content Generation Tool. Its intention is to randomize the article content so it appears to be different than the original. I thought that was a great idea.

Using my latest article as a test, I went through the randomizer. There are some things that disturb me and are better handled with manual editing. Other things are nice tools to check your content.

For instance, my article has item descriptions, each one using a colon to separate the title and description. Example: title : description

The randomizer splits each description line, leaving the title hanging on its own line and the description somewhere else on the page.

Numbered lists have the numbers removed and the list contents scattered throughout the content. So both lists have to be removed before using the tool, then added back in when done.

When the randomizer was done, I read through the article and it appeared to be in disarray, with the thoughts scattered.

The search and replace is a nice tool to link certain words or phrases to other sites. Using it, I linked all references of SEO to <a href=”http://www.seomoz.org”>SEO</a>. That helps if someone is not using a blog with the SEO Smart Links plugin installed, which removes the necessity of doing search and replace.

There is also a word counter to check the keyword count for any word or phrase. That is included in some text editors such as NoteTab Pro, which is what I use to do all my editing.

Overall, I would not be inclined to use that service much, because the randomizing can be just as quick doing it by hand. Using a dictionary and/or thesaurus to replace words, you can make articles unique. When these things are addressed in the online tool, it will be a quicker way to get multiple versions of your articles.

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