The best thing I've found for researching any topic is the Article Ideas Tool.

The Article Ideas Tool is perfect for writers, students, in fact anyone researching any subject online. Below you can see an article I produced in seconds by using this amazing little software program.

If you need help to write a book, a hubpage, an article or essay then this gem of a program could be the only thing you need.

Look at the following article, entitled "One-Liners". I didn't write it! It was produced in a few minutes using the Article Ideas Tool!

One-liners are short and pithy, some of them are poignant reminders of how to live our lives with passion.

One-liners are probably as old as language. Here are some classic examples:. "i have nothing to declare except my genius.

History is an account, mostly false, of events, mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers, mostly knaves, and soldiers, mostly fools. (american satirist ambrose bierce)

One-liners are the only weapons needed in the arsenal of a successful seducer. But a psychological study into the art of seduction will reveal next month the secret that history's greatest seducers have known all along: it's easier to laugh a woman into bed than to get her there using any other ploy.

One-liners are not the same as epigrams or aphorisms or pithy quotes. The true classic one-liners are usually slightly naughty, in some way or another.

Some really funny one-liners are:. Mitch hedberg: "i haven't slept for ten days, 'cause that would be too long. Steven wright: "a friend asked me if i slept well. I said, 'no, i made a few mistakes'. Jay london: "a window of opportunity for me usually involves a rock. "do i have amnesia? i've forgotten.

Personal anecdotes are great because they're true, uniquely yours and generally easy to tell. Here's one of mine

An example of moviestars using one-liners frequently is arnold schwarzenegger. One-liner jokes are still very populair, also by stand-up comedians

One-liners are really nothing new. After the crash of 1929, the jokes sounded much like today's. ''i have an uncle working on wall street,'' goes one golden oldie. ''he used to have a corner on the market. Now he has a market on the corner. '' and: ''get my broker, miss jones.

Well, what do you think of the above One-Liners article? Crap, isn't it?

Remember, I didn't write one word of it. I didn't even correct grammar and punctuation. The purpose was simply to demonstrate what this amazing little program can do.

I did chop paragraphs to avoid duplication issues. And obviously if I wanted to submit the article I would fix it up - add an introduction, summary, etc.

How I Created The One-Liners Article

This is how I created the above "article", in about two minutes -

1. Clicked on the Article Ideas Tool icon on my desktop

2. Typed "one-liners" in the Main Topic window of the program.

3. Waited 30 seconds for the window to fill with text.

4. Clicked X to stop the program (or it continues to extract text from 100 websites).

5. Copied the raw text from the Article Ideas Tool window into a text file on my desktop.

6. Copied & pasted selections from the text file into this hubpage

Voila! Instant article!

It's necessary to avoid "duplicate content" checkers, so bear in mind, the Article Ideas Tool produces text (up to a hundred pages) and it's up to you to turn the raw text into a "proper" article.

In my opinion the Article Ideas Tool is simply brilliant for any writer, student, researcher - in fact, anyone at all who wants to grab a lot of information fast on any topic under the sun.

I found it cheap to buy (worth much more than the $15 I paid for it), easy to download and install, and very easy - and fun - to use.

Highly recommended, a must-have for students, writers and researchers at any level!

See short video of Article Ideas Tool in action