May 4, 2020

BizFire’s NewsPoster is our Advanced AI Researching, Writing, and Posting Tool for Social Media and Blogs.
London, May 4, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Dotcom ecom announces the release of the first Automatic AI-based Blogger.
Today at a virtual launch, Dotcom ecom announced:-
BizFire's NewsPoster the first AI-based Blogger & Social media Poster.
"The trials on this new cloud-based software have been incredible, with the flexibility to both set the release date and approve the content before release" Brian Coz"
BizFire's NewsPoster is our Advanced AI Researching, Writing, and Posting Tool for Social Media and Blogs.
It will find popular and relevant news pieces and automatically post them to your social media like Facebook and Twitter, as well as optionally to your blogs!
The advanced AI does all the research and writing for you, and then you can choose to have the system automatically post to your social media and/or blogs, or just queue up the posts for your review to click and make them live when you're ready.
News Poster is so easy to use it takes just a few minutes for a one-time setup.
You just set it and forget it!
Don't believe us?
Well, we are literally putting our money where our mouth is and offering a 30-day FREE trial and we will even pay you to try it!
But even if you don't love it and don't continue after the 30 days free, you'll still put money in your pocket just for trying it out!
For Full details please go to:-
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Henry Stapleford
For more information on BizFire's NewsPoster the first AI based Blogger & Social media Poster.:
Website: www.dotcomecom/newsposter
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