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Tools we Recommend

These tools are designed to help out writers everywhere. Use them to give yourself the competitive advantage in the world of article writing and SEO.

  • Article Architect
  • Article Architect is the number one recommended tool for article writers everywhere. It combines tools that will assist you with article organization, keyword research, keyword optimization, submission, article research and exporting capabilities. Read the Article Architect page for videos, tutorials, and more information.

  • $500 in 10 Hours
  • '$500 in 10 Hours' is a special report written by Jordan Matthews, a man who knows and understands the best ways to make money online with article writing. While I won't get into the secret, this $17 report can show you how to take your home business to a new level. The dependable income that it generates can help out any aspiring writer. Grab it now while it's still being offered.

  • Textalyzer
  • If you're not going to use Article Architect, then use this free tool to check for keyword density. It's not nearly as impressive or helpful as the paid software, but it is free.

  • Article Checker
  • The Article Checker is an amazing resource for freelance writers and publishers. It checks out articles for plagiarism for free. Just copy and paste the article body into the Article Checker text box, and hit compare, and you can tell how original your articles are. Even if you're not actively plagiarising content, we still recommend checking before submitting any articles. Better safe than sorry!

Tools we do NOT Recommend

  • Instant Article Wizard
  • Jonathan Leger's Instant Article Wizard is not a recommended product. Not only does it encourage plagiarism, it is difficult to use, and expensive to boot. get Article Architect, and save yourself some time and effort.

  • Copyscape
  • There are a lot of people out there paying for Copyscape's paid service who swear by it. While we appreciate their mission, the fact is, you can get a better, free tool from Article Checker. Use that instead.