WP Content Machine is a new product from Ankur Shukla and Danny Ade that the pair claim will automatically curate content for users and allow them to operate a blog with almost no effort.
What does the product offer?
The headline for WP Content Machine claims that you can earn passive affiliate commissions from fresh content and that you can launch 100% autopilot content blogs. This sounds like an internet marketers dream, after all, who wouldn’t want fresh content on offer all day every day, unfortunately the reality is somewhat removed from this.
In terms of what you are actually getting, WP Content Machine is a WordPress plugin that scours for content that you can use on your own website. This can be taken from a multitude of different sites, from obvious examples like YouTube and Vimeo to RSS feds and ezine articles, all based around your own choice of keywords.
WP Content Machine then takes this content and will upload a post with it to your blog at time intervals of your choosing and with your own choice of keywords. On top of this, WP Content Machine is supposedly able to spin your content so that it doesn’t just read differently to the source material, it will actively rank higher in Google.
Ankur Shukla and Danny Ade also include a few bonuses with WP Content Machine, most of which fundamentally tie into the core premise.
How does the product work?
Ankur Shukla and Danny Ade say tat once you have a website up and running using WP Content Machine, you can then start to monetise it through things like Google AdSense, banner ads and your own affiliate marketing links. They say that because your site has the appearance of an authority site, people are much more likely to click your affiliate links etc.
The whole process of actually setting up a campaign through WP Content Machine isn’t particularly difficult with everything having a step by step layout.
What is the initial investment?
At the time of writing there are two options for WP Content Machine. The first of these is a single site license which is currently being sold at a cost of $25. The second option is an unlimited site license which is available for just $27.
Both of these options come with a 30 day money back guarantee, however as it is sold through JVZoo, you will have to claim this directly from Ankur Shukla and Danny Ade.
What is the rate of return?
There isn’t really much said about the income potential of WP Content Machine.
In fact, the only thing that is really commented on is Ankur Shukla and Danny Ade saying that their sites generated $2,900 from Amazon using niche content, a figure that is very unlikely to be attained by everybody.
Conclusion
In theory, WP Content Machine isn’t a bad product. I feel that I must stress the theory part of that however. The problem that I have with WP Content Machine is that whilst it is indeed curating content (something that it does a reasonable enough job of) however the spun content seems to be a long way from what you would expect from somebody who is actually writing content for you.
That having been said, WP Content Machine is ultimately something of a cost saving device and I can see how using it to bulk up your existing work output may be a beneficial thing in the long run.
