So if you're thinking of researching on a lot of topics within a short period of time, don't be surprised if online research tools stop working for you. Most likely, your IP address was banned.

AA, just like any other tool, can be abused or used properly.

Still, have you watched the demo video? It pretty much shows what the software can do for you. Basically, it helps you do online research and compilation faster.

Jon Leger's salesletter promises that Answer Analyst can "Create content faster than you dreamed possible"

My take on it? Based on the video, AA will not produce unique content for you; rather, it produces the raw material you need to help you create your own original content.

If you try doing online research by hand and don't find enough material within the first 3 pages of the search engine results, then keep your credit card because you'll most likely experience the same thing with AA, only faster.

So if you're not really into writing, or you are unable to find a partner or team member who likes to write, or your own research efforts have yielded less than satisfactory results, then I suggest you don't even give Answer Analyst a try.

But if you (or your team members) do like to write, and if you're getting bogged down only with online research (because it is time-consuming, and not because you can't find info online yourself), then give AA a try.

For now, I'm quite pleased with the my current set-up as far as online research is concerned. But that can change in the future, which means I will use Answer Analyst, albeit at a higher price since the promo discount period ends on Feb 6.