Defining your targeted keywords in WPRobot

Before you start thinking about a WordPress auto blog, you need to understand how important keyword research is to use in a WordPress auto plugin. The keywords you select and then enter into a tool like WPRobot define the nature of the content your auto blog will generate.

So while I won’t provide a “how to” on keyword generation in this article, it is very important that the keywords you choose have multiple attributes:

• Traffic – The first is traffic, are the keywords you choose providing enough traffic?

• Competition – How competitive are the keywords, can you easily rank for the pages?
• quality of content available: content will come from different sources: article directories, social networking sites, media sites, and others; there must be a lot of content to extract
• affiliate products and income opportunities: how easily you can monetize your blog

That is the starting point for configuring WPRobot with your specific keywords.

Once you’re inside the WPRobot settings control panel, you’ll have plenty of options for how you want to define your posts. The first thing you need to do is enter the specific keywords you have selected. The easiest way to do this is to copy and paste into the box provided. From there you have several options to choose from:

• category: each specific keyword is assigned to a category
• define the template – this is where you define what the post looks like for each set of keywords; the options here define the content that WPRobot will produce for each article
• optional settings – you have options for how the blog post is handled, maybe you want some keywords to be excluded, or there is other special handling with the article post that you want to manage differently

The key is that managing specific keywords within WPRobot is very easy, and the result will be WP unique content blogs that are highly optimized for your keywords.