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WP Automatic Plugin 3.122.0 – My Honest Review & Why I Keep Using It

Tired of manually posting content every day?
I’ve been there. Back when I started my first niche blog, I used to spend hours searching for articles, rewriting them, and scheduling posts. By the time I was done, I had no energy left for the actual creative stuff.

Then one of my blogger friends casually said over chai, “Arre yaar, just use WP Automatic. Let it do the boring work.”
At first, I thought it sounded too good to be true. But here we are, a year later, and WP Automatic Plugin 3.122.0 has become one of my favorite time-saving tools.

What is WP Automatic Plugin?

Think of it like your blog’s personal assistant. You tell it what kind of content you want, from where, and how often — and it goes and grabs it for you.
News articles, YouTube videos, Amazon products, RSS feeds… even stuff from other WordPress sites — it can pull them in and post automatically.

It’s basically content automation for WordPress, and honestly, it’s a blessing for freelancers, bloggers, and small business owners who don’t have a huge team.

Why I Recommend It

• Time Saver: Instead of spending 3-4 hours finding and posting content, I set up WP Automatic once and it keeps working in the background.

• Perfect for Niche Sites: If you run multiple small sites (like I do), you can keep them active without burning out.

• No Coding Headache: All settings are inside your WP dashboard — no need to touch code.

• Affordable if you get the GPL version: I’ll talk about this in a bit.

Features (In Real Words)

Here’s what I personally love about it:

• Pulls from Multiple Sources: News websites, RSS feeds, YouTube, Amazon, eBay, and more.

• Automatic Affiliate Content: Want to post Amazon products with your affiliate link? Done.

• Spintax Support: Can auto-spin content so it’s not a direct copy-paste.

• Keyword-Based Automation: Tell it “Only post content about iPhones” and it will.

• Image Handling: Grabs images and uploads them to your own media library.

• Schedule Control: You can set how often it posts — every hour, daily, weekly, etc.

GPL Version vs Original

Now, here’s the truth:
The original WP Automatic plugin costs a decent chunk of money and has license restrictions. The GPL version (like the one I use) is the same plugin, but redistributed under the GPL license.

• Original: You buy from the developer, get direct updates and support.

• GPL: You get the same code legally (since WordPress plugins are GPL by default), but updates & support depend on where you bought it.

• Price Difference: Huge. Original costs around $59/year. GPL version? Usually under ₹300 if you buy from a trusted GPL store.

(Pro tip: Always download from a trusted GPL site to avoid malware.)

How to Install & Use

1. Download the Plugin ZIP file (either from the original developer or your GPL provider).

2. Login to WordPress → Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.

3. Activate it.

4. Go to WP Automatic settings in your dashboard.

5. Add a “Campaign” → Choose your content source → Add keywords → Set schedule → Done.

6. Sit back, have chai, and watch your blog fill up with content.

My Personal Experience / Tips

I’ve used WP Automatic for a tech deals site and a Bollywood news blog. The trick is to:

• Be selective with keywords so you don’t post irrelevant junk.

• Manually review posts once in a while to keep quality high.

• Mix automated and manual posts so your site feels fresh and unique.

Honestly, it’s not perfect. Sometimes it pulls content you might not want, but a little fine-tuning fixes that.

Pricing & Where to Get

• Original Developer Price: ~$59/year (Codecanyon).

• GPL Version Price: ₹199–₹299 from trusted GPL sellers.

(I personally go for GPL when testing plugins on multiple sites.)

FAQ – Quick Doubts People Have

1. Is GPL legal?
Yes, as long as it’s the exact GPL-licensed plugin and not modified maliciously.

2. Will I get updates?
With original, yes directly. With GPL, only if your seller updates it.

3. Is it safe?
Yes, if downloaded from a trusted seller. Avoid random free download sites — they’re risky.

4. Can Google penalize me for automated content?
Not if you mix it with original content, follow quality guidelines, and avoid spammy practices.

Final Thoughts

If you’re running multiple sites or just hate repetitive posting, WP Automatic Plugin 3.122.0 is a no-brainer. It’s not magic — you still need to tweak settings and monitor your content — but it saves a crazy amount of time.

For me, it’s like having a part-time content manager working 24/7 without complaining.

📌 Disclaimer

This post is for informational purposes only. WP Automatic is licensed under the GPL, which means redistribution is legal. However, always buy from the original developer if you need official support and updates.

If you found this helpful, bookmark this post and share it with your blogger friends. And if you want more plugin reviews and GPL deals, keep an eye on my blog — I keep testing new stuff every week.