WP Editorial Assistant
- Last Update
- 18 July 2013
- Regular License
- $11
- Extended License
- $55
- Sales
- 106
Change log 2.3 – July 16, 2013
Corrected the bug where the content is not generated due to Facebook’s new update on their platform’s authentication.
2.2 – January 01, 2013
Feature added; Added the option for custom keywords. Feature added; Localized the plugin to support more languages.
2.0 – May 20, 2012
Feature added; Now you can view hot searches for other countries not only USA. Google insights for search is added. Feature added; Setting pannel for the plugin. Fixed; “white results” page when requesting today dates not yet made available by Google trends. Improved; Better code documentation.
1.1 – May 15, 2012
Fixed a bug when the plugin is installed within a host that disabled allow_url_fopen causing the plugin to show “white content”.
1.0 – May 11, 2012
First release.
About the plugin In short WP Editorial Assistant, assists you in finding and writing new posts and pages for your WordPress based blog. It uses current Google’s Hot Searches or Google Insights for Search and the buzz this hot trends make on Facebook, to deliver, title and content suggestions for your next article. The related content tags are retrieved from Yahoo! Content Analysis services.
WP Editorial Assistant shows the current Google trading keywords and retrieves real-time related articles, images and videos about the chosen topic. It queries Facebook for comments about the chosen keyword helping you generate human made content that you can integrate inside your post or page.
You may think; What is the need to write my articles myself using the help from this plugin! since I can get a plugin from the market that posts articles automatically without me doing anything!? Well, here comes the long story ... Once upon a time there was a bot! His mission is to browse the World Wide Web and find new links to pages in websites then indexes them and ranks the most linked ones… Technology evolved and every body wanted to be appear ranked among the first results shown by search engines. Bots had to do something to stop this king of cheating!. Since bloggers and website owners started to use tools that can auto generate content -you know, the set-it-and-forget-it kind of plugins… Bots become more and more aware if pages and articles they find are written by humans or auto generated by fellow machines… This is where other WordPress plugins plugins fail; they automatically “write” articles in your behalf (based on the category you choose for them) -Since many people use the same plugins, you end up having the same articles with the same titles that keeps duplicated in other websites over and over again; Bots hate it!
To solve this issue, we crated WP Editorial Assistant; it doesn’t write articles on your behalf, but it helps you write the most trending article as it includes all what to you need to write a successful one; It shows you the most searched keywords in real-time, once you choose a keyword it gives the related search keywords to it and then goes to Facebook and gets all the latest talks/discussion about the keywords you have chosen and links to related images and videos… All this in 4 easy to follow steps and within your WordPress editor. Installation Requirement
WordPress release 3.0+ Administrative rights to your WordPress powered site’s dashboard.
How to install it YouTube video: WP Editorial Assistant: Install tutorial
How to use it How to use WP Editorial Assistant YouTube video: WP Editorial Assistant: Usage tutorial