Imagine. You have a domain name. You think of a word. You enter it into a programme. You press START. Minutes later you have a completely functioning 200 to 500 page web site. Not just some site scraped together with a load of AdSense links and regurgitated content. But a site indistinguishable from that built by hand. The articles are attractive and factual and each one is completely original. Not only that, the programme sends out 24/7 bots on the net that gleam all the top keywords and phrases, brings them back and automatically high quality original content pages are produced at a preset weekly rate on whatever given subject, giving natural organic growth. Not just instant php but static html pages, all interlinked and seo coded and neatly indexed into keyworded folders. Of course it automatically produces rss feeds, blogs, sitemap's xml and html, theme affiliate advertising built in page by page, (not just 5c Adsense)and tells you to WAKE UP when you nod off on the beach, as your neural programme automatically builds your advertising income empire.

Okay. Wake up. The programme is not publicly available. Not yet. But it will be soon. Technology advances every day and we are making some very interesting developments in neural interrogation of the Internet, especially in site building. Never in history has so much raw information be readily available and searchable on.  Several neural software programme's have been released over the years that will write a whole novel for you! Not exactly Harry Potter, but readable. So why not super content for web sites?  Admitted, the greatest hurdle has been words like 'bow' with multiple meanings. But if the programme can draw upon a constantly evolving massive database of previous decisions and implications, then that hurdle merely becomes a programmable learning curve and processing time.

When that day arrives, it is instant death for article writers on the net and the birth of server produced content that could be more grammatically correct than hand written and, possibly more appealing. It will certainly be very accurately targeted at the visitor and search engine and allow closely integrated niche advertising. I can't guarantee we will produce that programme though, we are working hard on an early version that looks extremely useful as an automated niche content writer. Latest news on that will possibly be announced on the Keyword Access site soon.

Where we are at is 'neural bots'. What are neural bots? In a nutshell, an ordinary bot trawls from a list of urls, specific categories or the entire internet. Looking for and bringing back to base anything that they are pre-programmed to do. Neural bots though, make decisions and progressively learn to make further decisions above the set of instructions originally given. Neural bots can also be integrated into other 'Parent' neural bots or programme's, which multiplies the decisions ability as extended calculations are carried out by the Parent and passed back to the child bot, which then searches again with a changed set of parameters.

Example. We tell our little neural bot to find all keywords and phrases for say 'spiders' (the hairy type). Assuming our neural bot is a child working for a server based parent, then initially the child bot working upon a simple set of key instructions will interrogate the ordained places and make decisions about what to include, keep for later or exclude. These decisions are constantly varying dependant upon several other factors, temporary popularity for example or how many times, in what context or where it has found that word before. All this information is stored in its own exclusive access database for further reference. It then presents to the Parent server programme its findings. Now the neural Parent, is constantly making decisions from multiple inputs. In addition to other bots, it constantly analyse server requests for information, the child bots database and what is being searched for on the major search engines amongst other things. It also maintains a constantly expanding referencing database, enabling it to learn particular patterns and automatically change its 'rule set' accordingly.
The Parent may decide to send out the child again with a new instruction set about 'spiders' so that it can analyse further before saving the results to the main keyword database.

So by the time our humble search for 'spider' has produced a list, we know that a lot of behind the scenes processing has gone into ensuring that the list only contains relevant content and is bang up to date.
We also know that all the useless, adult or un-searched words or phrases are weeded out. We also know that if we search for 'spider' again after 24 hrs, the whole process will be repeated and the results compared and added to the constantly expanding database. Why, because everything changes. In life it may take years, on the internet it's more like minutes and hours. What was top yesterday may be 59th tomorrow and what was 90th, is today's number one.
People will never click on an advert for the latest hot product if the item is not advertised!
If your keyword list is old, then so will be the adverts, its that simple! You may want it that way due to the variety of niche.
But, if your site is plugged into a constantly changing keyword database and automatically produces pages around each new keyword or keyphrase that comes along in the chosen niche, then the latest products will always be advertised on the new pages produced.

Keyword Access provides just that. A gigantic database of popular keywords and key phrases that is constantly maintaining and updating itself. Over 9 Million at last count

Access to this excellent source of information is transparently simple

Take a Free Test Drive. Right Now