Does autoblogging actually work is the question Larry Thomas asks, and he asks it twice rather than assuming an answer. That willingness to test the promise instead of repeating it makes his product reviews more useful than most, because he names what each tool does and where it stops.
The technical posts are the best of the rest. What a page needs before a search engine will rank it. Cheap ways to build links that are not obviously bought. How to put a custom template on a business page when the platform changes its rules again.
He is good on email specifically, warning that a badly judged broadcast will lose you more than it earns, which people usually learn the expensive way. The home business posts cover ordinary ground, including the mileage records nobody keeps until the first tax return arrives.
One post uses a woodpecker to make an argument about persistence online, and it is better than that sounds.
Read the autoblogging pair before you buy any tool that promises to write for you.