If you've ever seen sites created by other Amazon site builders, you'll probably have noticed that they also only show basic information on the home page.

But when you click on the product title, you see the full blog post containing full details of the product and possibly customer reviews of the product, all scraped from Amazon.com.

WP Amax does not do that, for the reasons stated above. It makes no sense to give visitors the information on your blog. You want visitors to go to Amazon.com to see that information, to maximize the chances of making a sale.

And there is another BIG drawback to creating posts that are just scraped from Amazon.com. Search engines will see your page linking directly to Amazon.com and containing information that is a clearly scraped from Amazon.com.

Search engines are not stupid. If it's obvious that your page is scraped content, then your page will not get listed in the search engines.

That's why WP Amax has a powerful solution to create unique product pages instead.

To use this solution, you need a set of private label articles for your chosen niche.

For each product post, the plugin randomly selects one of these articles and randomly selects a section of that article.

This random selection process ensures that your product posts will be unique, even if you are using off-the-shelf private label articles.

The article text is not shown on the blog home page, or category pages. The text is only shown when a single blog post is being viewed on its own page.

This ensures that all your single post pages contain unique, niche-targeted content, maximizing the probability of your pages being listed by the search engines.

As well as creating current product posts (which appear on the blog immediately), the plugin can also create "future" posts.

There are two different mechanisms for creating future posts.

With the standard mechanism, you create a batch of posts that have post dates in the future. When a post has a date in the future, WordPress does not show the post on the blog until that date is reached.

This means you can create loads of future posts that will appear on the blog over a period of months, so the blog looks like it is being regularly updated.

But because the posts are all created in a batch, you can check and edit them using the WordPress Post Editor if required, to make sure you're happy with everything that will be posted to your blog.

The drawback with this solution is that you need to return to the blog admin every few months, to set up some more posts.

The alternative "one at a time" mechanism avoids this need. The plugin automatically creates new posts as required - and will continue to do this at the specified frequency without any interaction from you.

However this does mean that you cannot check and edit the posts before they appear on the blog. It is a fully automated, "set and forget" solution.

Create Past Dated Posts, Too

WP Amax offers a very simple solution for creating WordPress Amazon product sites automatically, just by filling in a form.

Given the power and simplicity of this software, you might expect to pay a lot for your copy of WP Amax, especially since you can use it on an unlimited number of blogs.