We are proud the announce the release of a new tool called SmartRSS-Wordpress

SmartRSS-Wordpress is a Wordpress compilation with several plugins that will help you automate your blog installation! This is a full Wordpress based compilation that does not require any additional software, you simply need an empty directory and database to install it!

The software contains the Wordpress core engine and the necessary plugins we selected and adjusted to make your automated blog start posting right away!

If you are asking why, is because we found out that getting the right tools for the right job requires lots of work, so stop looking, we have compressed into SmartRSS-Wordpress all the right tools to get you started!!!

If you are looking to have an automated blog, SmartRSS-Wordpress tool provides:

1. the blog core based on Wordpress 2.3 for best blog engine
2. our SmartRSS Plugin http://www.devplug.net/smartrss-plugin/ for automating the blog posting
3. The ProSense Theme from http://www.doshdosh.com/ for maximum revenue
4. the Google XML sitemaps from http://www.arnebrachhold.de/ for maximum exposure
5. the Related Posts plugin provided and adjusted from http://mike.blogdns.org/mikelu/ for maximum content
6. the WP-cache plugin from http://mnm.uib.es/gallir/ for helping you with server load

To Install the software, simply download the package and run it on your Windows machine, we guarantee the package is Virus free and was created with the help of Ioncube Package Foundry

To use the software after finishing the install process, simply login to the Wordpress backend(/wp-admin), Activate the plugins you like, including SmartRSS, then add the Rss feeds in the Options->SmartRSS backed and then run http://mysite.com/wp_smartrss.php to start the automated blog import

Note: all extensions and the Wordpress Software are licensed to their rightfull owners, and we comply our package development under a GNU/GPL License

Download it now!

If you prefer to upload the package files manually, you may Download this package instead, extract it on your computer and upload the files manually to install it

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