Fatrank Podcast

Dan Grant: Hi, welcome to the training for Page Rewriter. As you can see, we're on the home page and we'll start here. This is where you would log into your account, so if you go up here and click login, the first thing you're going to see when you log into a brand-new account is the project screen.

On the project screen, you click the plus button to create your first project. Each project should be geared around either a keyword or a batch of keywords. For this one, I'm going to use “London Fencing” as an example, so we're going to create a project for fencing content. I click next and that takes me into the project.

If I want to move between projects, I can come up here, click on that, and I’ll have a list of projects to move between. If I want to create a new project, I click on the project screen again, and it will bring me back to the project tab. We can click on the one we want to edit and use, or create as many projects as we want.

So we’ve started off with London Fencing. Now I'll show you how to collect all the content. Let’s do “London Fencing,” hit the drop-down menu, and choose a location. The location is London. Then all you need to do to get your content for this keyword and location is click “Get Content.”

This now goes off to the internet and brings back the content for you. Once the screen goes back to normal, your content has been collected. Your content sits in the right-hand menu here. You can see meta titles, descriptions, H tags, paragraphs, anchor text, outbound links, and so on. These are the top 10 meta titles, meta descriptions, H1 tags, etc., from the first page of Google. There's a lot of content in those top 10 websites, and now you’ve got it all collected. You’ll be pulling this across into the project screen where you can create and edit documents.

If you want to save the content inside your project, click the save button. This content will now remain here forever. When you pull in the content, it costs one credit. I had three credits before; now I have two. One credit equals one pull. It’s not one credit per document—it’s one credit per pull. Once you’ve created a pull, you can create hundreds of documents for that keyword or niche.

If you want to add or replace content, for example pulling in “Manchester Fencing,” you type it in, click “Get Content,” and choose replace or append. If you append, it will add the Manchester content alongside the London content. You’ll now have all the content from the top 20 websites combined.

If you like writing documents a certain way, you can use templates. You can create an auto-build template, which acts as a skeleton framework for your documents. You select elements like meta title, paragraphs, H1, H2, H3, and style them. Once saved, you can go back to your project and use “Auto Build From Template.” It will automatically create a full document following the structure you defined. You can regenerate new versions anytime.

Next we have spinning. A lot of people like to spin their content, so we integrated with Spin Rewriter. You can choose your spinning settings, protect keywords, adjust readability, and then click spin. Spinning costs a credit unless you enter your own Spin Rewriter API, which allows unlimited free spins.

Once spun, you can click “Create” to generate uniques, copy and paste them wherever needed, and go back to make more. You can save the spun version in your project.

You can also upgrade or downgrade your Page Rewriter plan in the account settings. If I upgraded to the agency license, I’d get 600 credits per month and could create as much content as needed.