Comments on: Win a Copy of WinAutomation 3.0 Professional Edition, Worth $199

By: Thomas Griffith

Thomas Griffith — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 15:36:16 +0000

I do Volunteer work for the City, Red Cross and Southern Baptists in Disaster relief. As I do book keeping for one of these organizations, I find plenty of opportunities to do repetitive tasks. This program could assist me in my efforts to spend more time making processes better and less time with repetitive tasks.

By: Winners of Our WinAutomation Competition

Winners of Our WinAutomation Competition — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 18:01:07 +0000

[...] 12th, 2009 (11:00am) Simon Mackie No Comments Last week, we ran a competition to win a copy of WinAutomation 3.0 Professional Edition. To get a chance to win, you had to state how you would use WinAutomation to boost your [...]

By: Simon Mackie

Simon Mackie — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 10:25:03 +0000

Guys, Jag Foo has selected the winners. he should be in touch to arrange your prizes

By: Simon Mackie

Simon Mackie — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 10:24:03 +0000

Nancy — sorry but entries closed Sunday.

By: Nancy

Nancy — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 04:28:32 +0000

Hi,

Here’s my ideas for using WinAutomation.

Get Niche Ideas

Grabs data from Google Trends, “Read Inside” books on Amazon for researching new niche ideas.

Blog Creation

Blogger Blogs.
Use tool to check for expired blogs with more than x links. Register these blogs with my email and theme. Posts using unique content when needed.

WordPress Blogs
a) Keyword research using any Google Keyword Suggestion tool
Select keywords based on searches more than X and competition less than Y

b) Extract articles with searches more than x views from ezine articles. Extract keypoints from these articles and write a few
unique articles

c) register a domain with same or similiar name with Namecheap

d) install a WordPress blog

e) upload a new theme

f) log into WP

g) activate theme

h) upload favorite plugins

i) activate plugins

j) change permalinks, delete the default “Hello World” post

k) Add new pages for ‘Contact Us’ and ‘Privacy Policy’

l) Make 2 article posts in the blog

m) Setup optin box in the blog

n) Load x emails into autoresponder series

o) Create aweber form, update the optin box with the aweber codes

Article Marketing

Create recording to crawl top article directories based on index data and referral clicks. Create spins of unique article,
resource boxes, article summaries and titles. Submit these to list of article directories. Build different login and logoff scripts to
monitor clickthrough data.

SEO

Create script to search Google for rankings. Use WinAutomation to write a new title, description and keyword tags for each page and rotates them for the best combination.

I have more ideas, but thought I will submit these first.

Thanks,
Nancy

By: GaryF

GaryF — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:23:02 +0000

WinAutomation would replace some of the hundreds of repetitive daily, weekly and monthly tasks I use to keep the various different systems, databases, and programs working correctly and in sync. Many of these tasks are based on all sorts of different triggers which WinAutomation appear to be able to handle.

I would use it to automate the reporting I do in excel by running sql queries on the various database I need info from and have that info aggregated in excel before I get to work. I would use it to automate the processing on images for our website, including auto resizing, naming, and uploading to our ftp server. The fact that this batch image work could be done based on a the trigger of the file being copied to a specific folder is great!

This could actually free up about 10% of my daily work!

By: alisoncross

alisoncross — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 17:21:27 +0000

What would I do with this package if I won it?

I’d rather tell you what I *wouldn’t* do

I wouldn’t need to extend my working week into a Friday night. I wouldn’t need to sit here on a Sunday evening staring at my screen and wondering how to get some kind of handle on the amount of work that I do routinely – resizing pix and changing the format – for websites….

But since you want to know what I WOULD do, I can tell you straight – I would get my life back.

Alison Cross

By: Mark P

Mark P — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 16:14:40 +0000

I would be using Winautomation for several tasks as a internet marketer. I would use it to log into my affiliate accounts grab my csv copy of sales and reports. Then save into a folder on my desktop. I would have it do the same with the csv reports for Google analytics. With the Google analytic keyword csv reports I would then have it open up my favorite keyword/seo tool tool import the csv file with the the keywords and have my keywords/seo tool do a competition analysis on my 3 top keywords for the previous day and of my competitors and their ranking and export that csv to a file. I would then have Winautomation email my folder of results to my email so I could open that in any web browser and fetch the results myself no matter where I am located just as long as I have a computer/laptop available. This would save me about 60-90 minutes a day.

I would also be creating a weekly keyword list in excel and have Winautomation run through that list once a week by importing the results into my favorite keyword tool and then have it export the results as a csv file.

By: Jodi

Jodi — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 16:10:37 +0000

The automated forum searching is a seriously appealing feature – WinAutomation would help us be more responsive to our group’s customers by quickly finding the relevant posts. No more searching through thousands of threads manually to find specific keywords. Thanks! :)

By: Jaewon Jung

Jaewon Jung — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 21:02:12 +0000

Hi,
I’m a game programmer and I have some experiences with a similar product called ‘FinalBuilder’. I’m a fan of DRY principle also. I usually creates AutoIt scripts to automate mundane tasks. I’m curious how WinAutomation can boost my productivity more.

Give me a chance! Thank you.