Article Architect is a very cool piece of software that is developed specifically with the Bum Marketer in mind.

It is set up to do Overture keyword searches followed by Google results searches (on the same screen) tuned for Bum Marketing article writing (you can adjust the Overture searches and Google results numbers to your liking).

It allows you to drill up and down on Overture keywords and Google results and highlights candidate keywords that fall above a certain number of Overture searches and below a certain number of Google results as laid out in Travis' original Bum Marketing Method report (you can control both numbers).

It then helps you find related materials which you can scrape and mold into articles (it does this through web searches on a ton of engines, forum searches, blog searches, etc. - it's the most comprehensive scraper I've seen).

It helps you optimize your aritcles for specific keywords/phrases and gives you a density count (along with a word count and a character count).

It manages your article submission accounts (it's not aritcle submission software, but it does make manual submission quite easy and tracks to which sites you've submitted which articles).

It manages all of the articles you've written by project.

It manages bioboxes per article or per project (including the use of pseudonyms).

It allows you to schedule your article work and submissions and reminds you of your article writing goals (as you set them).

It blows out of the water every other piece of article writing software or service I've seen. And it's less than $50.

You can check ou the training videos at Article Architect Training Videos to see what the product offers and how easy it is to use.

I bought it on sight (though I promised myself I wouldn't buy anything else except with IM profit. I couldn't resist this particular tool).

The creator spent a lot of time and thought on creating a tool for article marketers and Bum Marketers in particular.

I'm thoroughly impressed with his product.

You can learn more about it at Article Architect.

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