Hi terebi whats the different between Kaboom and SCM ? I have a life time SCM copy.Whats the real deal KB ?
thanks
SCM is for mass article generation. Ie for GSA SER etc. The T1C module is provided as a proof of concept initially that it could be done. The T1C in SCM also supports foreign languages.
SCM is great for mass articles -> link build programs Or blog sites. Its automated and you can set something up and walk away and never have to worry about it.
KK was my opportunity to start from scratch and experiment with new tools and ideas for T1 content generation that I couldn't do within the framework of SCM for essentially technical reasons.
Examples:
1. KK is only for english. Lots of interesting content algo's that are written in and for english language, that would fail to work in other languages. I couldn't experiment with my ideas because I felt I also had to support french, german etc all at once. Which is just not possible.
2. KK doesn't need to scrape in HTML. If you notice SCM reads RSS posts and even downloads the images for you. The article downloader also does the same, it can scrape content and give it back to you with the html intact. I'm using a new method in KK to find content, which some may argue is a little bit better than the one in SCM. However, KK can't give you back the HTML of the article, only the plain text. Which means requirements of both won't allow me to experiment.
3. KK requires that you realize, good content requires you to MANUALLY read and edit it. So KK does what automation can do for you. It grabs all text it can find and displays it to you in a sensible manner so you can pick and choose snippets. Along the way, some language aware computer aided algos or workflows might help you write that content. Consequently, because I haven't found a good way of creating acceptable articles with 100% automation in KK, I won't put in something like a "bulk article generator" just quite yet.
There is a discount for existing SCM users who wish to buy into KK. You can send me an email info [at] seocontentmachine.com for more info.