Introduction

Article Writer Pro v2.0 is an online application used by internet marketers to

create unique content and build backlinks. The software is based around the

concept of spinning articles on a sentence and paragraph level. This simplifies

the process of rewriting and also ensures that every article you produce is high

quality and makes sense to the reader. This method of rewriting works well

when it comes to getting your ‘spun’ articles indexed in Google. It also helps

you to achieve a high approval rate when submitting your projects to third

party content networks such as My Article Network, SEO Linkvine, Unique

Article Wizard as well as software like SENuke X.

Table of contents:

1. Creating a new project (page 2)

2. Adding content to your project (page 3)

3. Parsing your content (page 6)

4. Activating your paragraphs (page 9)

5. Adding new sentence variations (page 12)

6. Using the ‘Find Content’ feature (page 19)

7. Spinning your titles (page 22)

8. Adding resource boxes (page 28)

9. Creating an article (page 35)

10. Creating a batch of articles (page 39)

11. Accessing saved articles (page 40)

12. Outputting spin syntax (page 42)

13. Managing your projects (page 45)

14. Adding outsourcers to your account (page 47)

15. Distributing articles to the content network (page 51)

16. Using the Quick Indexing feature (page 54)

Chapter 1: Creating a new project

Creating a new project is the first task you need to do after logging into your

Article Writer Pro account for the first time. In order to build your project you

first need to create it.

Once you have logged into your account you will be directed to your

‘Administration Centre’. This is the main hub of your account and where most

of the core features of Article Writer Pro v2.0 can be found.

To create a new project simply write your project name in the blank field

located under the ‘NEW PROJECT’ tab and then click the ‘Create’ button to the

right hand side of it.

This will create your new project and this will now be visible in your ‘CURRENT

PROJECTS’ list on the right hand side of your admin panel.

It’s recommended that you make your project name descriptive of the articles

it is going to produce. For example, if you are going to build a project on ‘Dog

Training’ you could use ‘Useful Techniques to Train Your Dog’, rather than

something like ‘Dog Training 1’. This is only a recommendation though so do

what works best for you as you will need to manage your projects later on.

Chapter 2: Adding content to your project

Once you have created your project you need to add content. There are two

ways you can do this. You can either paste in your own content or you can use

the ‘Find Content’ feature. For now, we’re going to paste in our own content.

This can be an article that you have written, a PLR article or any other kind of

article.

Article Writer Pro v2.0 works in two ways. The system allows you to either

paste in one ‘complete’ article and then rewrite that to produce different

variations of that ‘one’ article. Or alternatively, you can paste in multiple

‘individual’ paragraphs that are highly relevant to your topic. With the second

option you can add any number of paragraphs to your project and when you

come to create your ‘unique’ articles, the system will randomly choose from

those available paragraphs making them more unique than the first option.

If you are looking to work with just one ‘complete’ article simply scroll down to

the ‘ADD CONTENT’ tab on your ‘Administration Centre’ and paste in your

whole article. Make sure you check the ‘One complete article’ check box as

shown below and then select your ‘project’ from the drop down box. If this is

your first project then it will already be selected. Then to add that content to

your project, simply click on the ‘ADD’ button.

The system will then process your article and parse it into paragraphs. In the

example above it will split it into 4 separate paragraphs and then add those

individual paragraphs to the project. The green number next to the project

name in the ‘CURRENT PROJECTS’ list highlights the number of paragraphs

available in that specific project.

If you then click on the project name in the ‘CURRENT PROJECTS’ list it will take

you to the project screen as shown below.

As you can see in the screenshot above, each paragraph is shown separately in

its own container.

Chapter 3: Parsing your content

The next step is to ‘parse’ your content. Before you do this it’s best to quickly

check the text in the first paragraph and make any changes or edits before

parsing. If you have written the article yourself and it has not been published

on the internet then you can tick the ‘Include original sentences’ checkbox.

This means that the original sentence will be included with your variations

after parsing. If however, the article has already been published on the web or

it is a PLR article then it is advisable to uncheck that box. So the original

sentences are NOT included in the variations.

There are two ways in which to parse your content. You can parse each

paragraph one at a time, or you can parse EVERY paragraph with one click of a

button which is the recommended option. To parse each paragraph

separately, once you are happy with the text and have checked or unchecked

the ‘Include original sentences’ box then simply click the ‘Parse Content’

button for that particular paragraph.

The system will then parse the paragraph into individual sentences ready for

the rewriting process.

To parse ALL the paragraphs in one go, simply click on the red ‘Parse ALL’

button on the right hand side of the screen as shown below.

After clicking the ‘Parse ALL’ button, the system will parse every paragraph in

that particular project.

You will notice that the paragraph text is now greyed out meaning that you

cannot edit it. The ‘Parse Content’ button is also greyed out. You will notice a

‘progress bar’ in the screenshot above. This shows 25% rewritten. This allows

you to see ‘at a glance’ which paragraphs have been fully rewritten and which

ones haven’t. The example above shows 25% already because the original

sentence was included in the variations when parsed. The threshold (more on

this shortly) is set to ‘4’ variations as default meaning that there are only 3

more variations to rewrite for each sentence, hence the progress bar showing

25% rewritten instead of 0% rewritten.

Chapter 4: Activating your paragraphs

Once you have parsed your paragraph you need to activate it before starting

the rewriting process. When you activate a paragraph it automatically

becomes available during the ‘article creation’ process when you create your

articles. Inactive paragraphs are not available when creating your articles and

will therefore not be included. Inactive paragraphs are in a kind of ‘work in

progress’ mode. You also need to activate a paragraph in order to use the

‘Uniqueness checker’ feature, but more on that later.

To activate your paragraph, click on the ‘Activate’ button for that paragraph.

After clicking the ‘Activate’ button the system will activate the paragraph and

the button will change to ‘De-activate’ and the small checkbox to the left of the

button will be ticked, indicating that it is now active.

If for some reason you ever need to de-activate the paragraph again, simply

click the ‘De-activate’ button to revert it back to a de-activated status.

If you want to activate ALL your paragraphs, or de-activate them you can click

on the relevant button on the right hand of the panel as shown below.

This will activate or de-activate ALL the paragraphs in that project with one

click.

Chapter 5: Adding new sentence variations

Once you have parsed and activated your paragraph it is time to rewrite it. To

do this you need to click on the ‘View Variations’ button.

This will take you to the ‘Sentence Rewrites’ panel as shown below. The

concept of rewriting using this system is to add brand new variations for each

of your original sentences. The default setting is a total of 4 versions for each

sentence but this can be changed to anything from 1 to 10. If you want to

change the number of variations then choose the relevant number from the

dropdown list and then click the ‘UPDATE’ button.

The next step is to add your new variations. In the top container you will see

the original sentence as shown below.

This is the sentence that you need to rewrite in your own words, whilst

retaining the meaning. So, you need to say the ‘same’ thing but in a different

way. This will mean that the structure of the sentence is different when

compared to the original, making it unique.

Here is an example:

Original sentence:

If you are in the business industry, you might have heard of the term

"promotional gifts" and the benefits they offer.

Rewritten sentence:

If you are involved in business yourself you will probably be aware of

promotional products and the impact they can have on your business.

You will notice that the two sentences above are completely different but they

‘say’ the same thing.

Once you have read and digested the ‘original sentence’ you need to write

EACH new version of that sentence in the blank fields as shown below and

then click on the ‘ADD’ button to add ALL of these variations in one go. After

writing the first variation, hit the TAB key on your keyboard to move to the

next empty text field. Do NOT use your mouse to navigate to the next field.

Once you have added your new variations that particular sentence container

will disappear and the next container will be at the top ready for rewriting. If

however, you only add one variation (or less than the total variations

required), it will be shown underneath the remaining empty text fields as

shown below. Once ALL your variations have been added to the system, that

container will disappear and the next one will be at the top containing the next

‘original’ sentence to rewrite.

If you look towards the right hand side of the screen you will see a progress

bar. The example above shows ‘Completed variations’ at 8%. This tells you

that the paragraph is 8% rewritten. It allows you to see at a glance, how much

rewriting you need to do in order to complete the paragraph.

You now need to repeat this process for ALL of the original sentences for that

paragraph. As soon as you have added the variations for the last original

sentence, the system will display an orange ‘NEXT PARAGRAPH >>’ link and the

‘Completed variations’ progress bar will show 100%. If you would like to check

how unique the spins are for ANY of your paragraphs then you can use the

built in ‘Uniqueness Checker’ feature. Simply, click on the ‘CHECK’ button as

shown below.

The system will then spin four different versions of your paragraph and

compare them before displaying the average uniqueness as shown below.

You can check this more than once by clicking the ‘CHECK’ button again. You

want to consistently achieve 30 – 40% or higher.

All you need to do now is repeat this whole process for each of the remaining

paragraphs. To move to the next paragraph simply click on the orange ‘NEXT

PARAGRAPH >>’ link. This speeds up the rewriting process as the system will

walk you through the task of rewriting your project from start to finish. Just

write and CLICK! It’s as easy as that.

Once ALL the paragraphs have been completed you can use the ‘article

uniqueness’ feature to check the average uniqueness for your article as a

whole, rather than just a paragraph. To do this, click on the ‘CHECK’ button as

shown below and the system will spin ‘4’ versions of your article and display

the average uniqueness.

Again, the level of uniqueness you want to consistently achieve is above 30%

but ideally over 40%.

Your project is now complete and ready for you to use for your internet

marketing needs. Before doing so though you may want to use the ‘Spin Title’

and ‘Resource Box’ feature.

Chapter 6: Using The ‘Find Content’ Feature

As an alternative to adding your own content to the system you can use the

built in ‘Find Content’ feature. This allows you to extract relevant content from

the web, based on the keyword phrase that you enter. You can then edit the

retrieved content, and remove any unwanted content before parsing it into

paragraphs and adding it to your project.

To find content, scroll down your ‘Administration Centre’ screen to the ‘Find

Content’ tab and enter your keyword phrase in the blank field. You do NOT

need to surround your keyword phrase in “quotes”. Simply enter your

keyword phrase and click the ‘FIND’ button.

The system will now search the web and extract relevant content for your

chosen keyword phrase. Please note that this can take a minute or two to

process so please do not click on any more buttons OR refresh your browser

until the script has finished processing. Once the system has completed the

task it will display the retrieved content in the content box as shown below.

Once the content has been retrieved you need to scroll through it removing

any paragraphs that you do NOT want to add to your project. Read through

any paragraphs that you do want to keep and make any relevant amendments.

Also, make sure each paragraph makes sense on its own and doesn’t sound like

it’s continuing on from a previous paragraph or statement. This means with

some paragraphs you may need to alter the opening sentence. An unsuitable

opening sentence for example would be, ‘This is the reason why promotional

gifts are so popular....’ or ‘Because of this, promotional gifts are becoming

increasingly popular’. Both of those examples continue from a ‘previous’

paragraph which in ‘your’ articles will not be present.

When you use the ‘Find Content’ feature, you are in effect adding multiple

‘random’ paragraphs to your project. When you come to creating articles

using your project the system will randomly select a specific number of ‘active’

paragraphs. These will change each time you create a new article. All of your

paragraphs should be highly relevant to one another and should make ‘sense’

no matter what order they appear in. If you keep these basic principles in

mind you cannot go far wrong.

Once you have removed any unwanted paragraphs and made any relevant

tweaks and edits, simply select your ‘project’ name from the dropdown list and

click the ‘ADD’ button as shown below.

The system will then parse ALL of your paragraphs and add them to your

project ready for rewriting.

Chapter 7: Spinning your titles

Once you have completed rewriting your paragraphs the next step is to create

a title and spin it. The technique used in Article Writer Pro v2.0 is both quick

and easy and the whole process should only take you a couple of minutes.

To add your title, from your main ‘Administration Centre’ screen, click on the

relevant project name on the right hand side of the screen.

Then scroll down the screen and click on the green ‘Manage Titles’ button.

After clicking the button you will be re-directed to the ‘Title Management’

screen as shown below.

What you need to do now is copy and paste your title, or write the title into

the blank text field manually as shown below. You don’t have to worry about

using upper and lower case as the system will automatically format this for

you. When you have done this, break your title down into up to four sections

and copy and paste each part into the top empty field of each of the required

columns. You can see by the example below that EACH of the parts added

together make up the ‘whole’ title.

Once you have pasted in your parts to the required fields on the top row, go

back to the first column and add ‘alternatives’ to the empty fields underneath.

Again, don’t worry about using upper and lower case as the system will format

the text for you once you process it.

Repeat this process by adding alternatives for EACH part in each of the

columns. This whole process should only take a minute or two.

As you can see above, you do not have to complete ALL the fields in each

column but it is advisable to use at LEAST three columns and have at least

three variations for EACH part. This will allow you to spin more unique

versions of your title when creating your articles and reach a higher level of

uniqueness.

Once you have added ALL your variations, click on the ‘Add Title’ button to add

all the title parts to your project.

You will now notice that all the parts are shown in their respective columns.

You can remove any unwanted or incorrect variation by clicking on the red

cross to the right hand side of it.

If you want to add more variations to any of the columns simply add them to

the relevant blank columns at the top as before and click on the ‘Add Title’

button to add them.

Once you are happy with the variations you have added you can click on the

‘View Spins’ button.

The system will then create ‘one’ original unique title and then spin a further

10 unique titles and calculate the uniqueness between the original title and the

each of the spun titles. It will then display the average uniqueness as shown

above. You can increase the level of uniqueness by adding more variations to

each of the columns. This will increase the number of possible variations

available when spinning. Ideally, you want to consistently achieve an average

uniqueness of 30% or higher. It is also wise to quickly read through the spun

titles on the screen to check that there are no errors with your variations. If

you need to add further variations or delete any variations then simply click on

the green ‘Manage Titles’ button. Otherwise, click on the orange project link

as shown above to return to your main project screen.

Chapter 8: Adding resource boxes

Once you have spun your title you may want to add resources boxes to your

project. Resource boxes are used in article marketing and contain information

about your website as well as information on the services and products that

you offer. Resource boxes always include one of more backlinks to your

website(s).

To add resource boxes to your account you need to scroll down your ‘Project’

screen and click on the green ‘Manage Resource Boxes’ button.

You will then be re-directed to the ‘Resource Box’ screen. This is where you

can add new resource boxes to your project.

You will see the ‘New Resource Box’ tab / container on the screen. What you

need to do now is write your ‘promotional content’ in the blank text area. You

can see our example below.

Once you are happy with the text you have added you can then add up to

three links. Simply highlight the keyword phrase you want to turn into a

hyperlink (anchor text) and paste it into the first empty ‘Link phrase’ text field

as shown below, and then enter the full URL in the URL text field on the right

hand side of it.

Then repeat the process for the other two links if required.

Once you have completed the required fields, click on the green tick icon to

add the resource box to your project.

After adding your resource box you will see it appear underneath the ‘New

Resource Box’ tab / container. On the right hand side you will also notice a list

of the ‘ANCHOR TEXT USED’. All the anchor texts you use within ANY of the

resource boxes for your project will be listed under the ‘ANCHOR TEXT USED’

heading. Next to EACH of the anchor texts will be the number of times that

particular anchor text is included in ALL your resource boxes for that project.

To add more resource boxes you can either type a new resource box in the

empty text area as before, or you can click on the green ‘+’ symbol in the

existing resource box to instantly populate the empty text area as shown

below.

You can then manually edit individual words or part phrases quickly and easily

as shown below.

Then you can copy the words or phrases you want to hyperlink and paste them

into the empty ‘Link phrase’ fields along with the target URLs as before.

Once you have entered your links, click on the green tick icon again to add your

new resource box. The new resource box will appear below, above your first

resource box. You will also notice that the ‘ANCHOR TEXT USED’ list has been

updated and will include any new anchor text.

You can repeat this whole process to add more resource boxes. There is no

limit to the number of resource boxes you can add.

Chapter 9: Creating an article

Once you have completed your project, spun your title and added your

resource boxes you are ready to create an article. This is a really quick and

simple task. First you need to click on the project name in your ‘CURRENT

PROJECTS’ list that you are wanting to create an article with.

This will take you to your ‘PROJECT’ screen. On the right hand side you will see

a blue ‘Create Article’ button. Above the button you will notice two

checkboxes. These are ‘Retain paragraph order’ and ‘Include ALL paragraphs’.

If you ticked the ‘One complete article’ checkbox when you added your

content then these two checkboxes will be ‘pre-ticked’. This will ensure that

the whole article will retain the correct structure / order and that ALL the

paragraphs will be included when your spun article is created.

When you click the ‘Create Article’ button the system will spin a new version of

your article, title and resource box which it then displays.

All you need to do now is highlight the text in each of the three fields (one at a

time) and then copy and paste the text into a document, or whatever you’re

needing the article for.

You can also choose to save the article within your account online. To do this,

simply click on the green ‘Save’ button. You can save up to 100 spun articles,

titles and resource boxes per project. You can access these articles at any time

(see chapter 11, Accessing saved articles).

If you want to completely re-spin your title, article and resource box and

produce a new version then you can simply click on the blue ‘Re-spin’ button.

This will instantly re-spin a brand new version for you. Each time you click this

button you will also notice that the word count changes.

Chapter 10: Creating a batch of articles

With your Article Writer Pro v2.0 account you have the option to create a

batch of articles, including titles and resource boxes instead of just creating

‘one’. The system works in exactly the same way but instead of creating one

article, title and resource box, it will create ‘20’.

To do this, from your ‘Project’ screen, click on the ‘Create Batch’ button.

Again, if the content was originally added as ‘One complete article’ then the

‘Retain paragraph order’ and ‘Include ALL paragraphs’ checkboxes will be pre-

checked.

After you click on the ‘Create Batch’ button the system will create your 20

articles and will then re-direct you to the ‘Saved Articles’ screen.

Chapter 11: Accessing your saved articles

When you create an article or a batch of articles the system will automatically

direct you to the ‘Saved Articles’ screen. You can also access your saved

articles by navigating to your ‘Project’ screen and then clicking the green ‘My

Articles’ button, shown below.

Here you will see any previously saved articles for your project.

If you hover your mouse over the ‘Article ID’ of one of the articles, the spun

title of that article will be displayed as shown above.

The word count is also shown for each of your articles. There are a few options

available on this screen. You can either view the article by clicking the

magnifying glass icon, delete the article by clicking on the relevant red cross

icon or you can delete ALL the articles by clicking on the red ‘Delete ALL’

button.

Chapter 12: Outputting spin syntax

Article Writer Pro v2.0 has a built in feature that allows you to output any of

your projects with spin syntax. You can then copy and paste the generated

output into any third party software or article distribution network. These

third party systems will then create ‘new’ spins of your articles and submit

them to websites. This feature makes Article Writer Pro v2.0 the perfect

companion for almost any article distribution system or network.

When outputting a project in spin syntax you have a choice of spinning blocks

and delimiters. Different software and networks use different syntax and with

Article Writer Pro v2.0 you have the flexibility to choose which syntax to

output.

To output a completed project with spin syntax, navigate to the ‘Project’

screen and scroll down to the blue ‘Spin Syntax’ button as shown below.

If you added the content to the project as ‘One complete article’ then the

checkbox will be pre-ticked. You then need to select the required spin

brackets and delimiter from the two drop down menus. Once you have made

your selections, simply click on the blue ‘Spin Syntax’ button.

The system will then retrieve all the relevant content from your account and

format it using the selected spin format. It will then be displayed in three

different areas (title, article and resource box} for you to copy and paste into

your third party software.

Chapter 13: Managing your projects

When you add lots of projects to your account your ‘CURRENT PROJECTS’ list

can get too long. Article Writer Pro v2.0 has a built in ‘Project Management’

feature to combat this problem and enable you to manage and archive your

projects.

The projects accessible via your ‘CURRENT PROJECTS’ list should always be the

ones you are currently working with. Once you have finished using a particular

project but do not want to delete it, you can simply remove it from your

current list into the background. This helps to keep your projects tidy whilst at

the same time keeping ALL your projects stored safely within your account.

To manage your projects click on the ‘ADMIN’ link at the top of the screen.

After clicking the link you will be taken to your main ‘Administration Centre’.

Now you need to click on the orange ‘PROJECT MANAGEMENT’ link.

After clicking the link you will be re-directed to the ‘PROJECT MANAGEMENT’

screen.

You will see a list of your existing projects. If you have a large number of

projects then these will be paginated, displaying a set number of projects per

page. Towards the top you will see two blue buttons.

These are ‘Alphabetically’ and ‘Newest’. If you click the ‘Alphabetically’

button, all your projects will be sorted alphabetically which may enable you to

locate specific projects more easily. Alternatively, if you click on the ‘Newest’

button then your projects will be sorted by most recently created, with the

newest projects at the top.

All you need to do to remove a project from your ‘CURRENT PROJECTS’ list is

click on the ‘Remove’ button next to the project name. This will instantly

remove the project from your ‘CURRENT PROJECTS’ list located on the right

hand side of the screen. To add a project to your ‘CURRENT PROJECTS’ list

simply click the ‘Add’ button to add it.

Chapter 14: Adding outsourcers to your account

Article Writer Pro v2.0 has a cool feature that allows you to create outsourcer

accounts. This means that you can allow other people restricted access to your

account to do your rewriting work for you.

You are able to add up to 5 outsourcer accounts. This essentially means that

you can allow 5 separate people / outsourcers direct access to your content.

You can choose which projects each outsourcer can access and you can change

this with a click of your mouse.

Outsourcers cannot use any of your content to create articles. The article

creation side of the system has been removed from the outsourcers admin so

the only thing they can do is rewrite your content.

This outsourcer feature is accessible from your main ‘Administration Centre’

screen. Simply scroll towards the bottom of the screen and look for the

‘CREATE OUTSOURCER’ tab.

To create a new outsourcer account, enter a username and password in the

relevant fields as shown below and click the ‘CREATE’ button.

After clicking the ‘CREATE’ button the system will add the outsourcer to your

account which will be displayed, as below.

If you want to delete the outsourcer account at any time, simply click the

‘DELETE’ button next to it.

You will notice an empty dropdown menu which is under the ‘Access’ label.

This shows that the outsourcer doesn’t have any access to any of your projects.

To allow the outsourcer access to a project you need to grant access by

selecting the outsourcer AND the project and then clicking the ‘Allow’ button

as shown below.

After clicking the ‘Allow’ button you will now see the project name in the

dropdown list. It means that particular outsourcer will now be able to access

that project and rewrite the content within it.

You can view the list of projects that any particular outsourcer has access to by

simply clicking on the dropdown list. (I have allowed access to a few more

projects to show you an example below.)

Once your outsourcer has completed the rewriting work you will probably

want to remove that project from his ‘Access’ list. You can do this by selecting

his username and the project from the dropdown lists and then clicking the

‘Dis-allow’ button as shown below.

After clicking the ‘Dis-allow’ button you will see that the selected project has

been removed from the outsourcers ‘Access’ list.

An outsourcer can log into their outsourcer account by clicking on the

‘OUTSOURCERS’ link located at the top of the website.

Chapter 15: Distributing articles to the content network

All Article Writer Pro v2.0 members have access to the content network.

Standard members get one monthly submission credit whilst subscribers get

UNLIMITED access and can submit any number of projects to the network.

Before you submitting a project to the network you need to have completed

the following:

1) Parsed and activated your paragraphs.

2) Added a minimum of 3 variations for each and every sentence.

3) Created and spun your title.

4) Added at least ONE resource box that contain up to 3 backlinks.

Once you have completed the above tasks you can submit your project to the

content network in just a few clicks of your mouse. From within your project

scroll down to the orange ‘Distribute to Network’ button. You will see two

drop down menu’s directly above it as shown below.

You need to select the category from the first drop down menu that best

matches your article topic. Then select the publish speed for your submission.

This is the number of articles that will be published every day until your

submission is complete. Most members select 2 – 4 which is a steady rate.

Once you have submitted your project the system will take care of the rest and

automatically publish your articles and backlinks for you throughout our

network of sites.

You can check your content network submission statistics at any time by

clicking on the [STATS] link as shown below.

Statistics will then be displayed for all of your network submissions as

illustrated below.

Chapter 16: Using the Quick Indexing feature

Article Writer Pro v2.0 has a built in quick indexing feature that enables you to

speed up the indexing process of your articles, profile pages, web 2.0

properties and videos etc. This feature has nothing to do with indexing the

articles generated in the content network. It is a separate feature that you can

use to help get your other web pages and articles indexed by the search

engines.

To use this feature you need to click on the [STATS] link to access your content

network stats and then click on the [QUICK INDEXING] link as shown below.

You then need to paste in the list of URLs that you would like to get indexed

into the top text area as shown below.

After you click on the ‘Add URLs’ button the system will add those URLs to your

account and will display them in the bottom text area, labelled ‘Pending’.

Every 12 hours, the system will publish 5 of those links onto EVERY content

page that you have within the content network. Every 12 hours the system will

replace the current links with the next 5 until the process i complete. You can

add up to 100 URLs at any one time, which will take 10 days to process. This

feature is 100% automated.

You can choose to delete ALL the submitted URLs at any time by clicking on the

‘Delete ALL Pending URLs’.

The more articles that you have published within the content network, the

more effective this feature will be. You can see how many live articles you

have in the system by looking at the ‘LIVE ARTICLES’ statistic on the right hand

side of the screen. That is the number of articles that will publish your ‘quick

indexing’ links.