< Back Main TSD Emulator TSD Emulator Users Guide Print PostedJanuary 15, 2026 UpdatedJanuary 15, 2026 ByTSDadmin TSD Emulator – Complete User Documentation Table of Contents Introduction What is TSD Emulator? Key Features and Benefits System Requirements Getting Started Main Interface Overview Prompts Management System Generating Articles Article Manager WordPress Manager CSV Upload for Bulk Operations CSV Builder Tool Best Practices and Tips Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions Introduction Welcome to the TSD Emulator documentation. This comprehensive guide will help you understand and utilize all features of TSD Emulator to maximize your content generation efficiency. TSD Emulator is designed to work seamlessly with Turbo Subdomains, providing a powerful desktop solution for bulk article generation that complements your WordPress-based content automation workflows. What is TSD Emulator? TSD Emulator is a high-performance, concurrent bulk article generator designed specifically for Windows systems. It produces structured, SEO-optimized articles using remote or internal Ollama APIs. Core Purpose TSD Emilator is designed to test the content creation and your SEO strategy before applying to your TSD project site. TSD Emulator allows you to generate multiple articles on any topic with fine-grained control over: Content structure and sections SEO keyword integration Generation parameters Output formatting All of this is accomplished through a modern, user-friendly graphical interface that requires no technical expertise to operate. How It Differs from Turbo Subdomains While Turbo Subdomains operates as a WordPress plugin within your website, TSD Emulator is a standalone Windows desktop application that: Generates content locally on your computer Saves articles as HTML files to your local system Can connect to your WordPress sites to publish content Operates independently of your WordPress hosting environment Provides a dedicated interface for bulk content operations Key Features and Benefits 1. Concurrent Article Generation Generate multiple articles simultaneously, dramatically reducing the time needed for bulk content creation. 2. Structured Content Control Enable or disable specific content sections including: Article outlines TLDR (Too Long; Didn’t Read) summaries Conclusions Direct answers Key takeaways Comparisons Case studies FAQ sections Quick reference guides Section images 3. Advanced Prompt Management Create custom prompt sets tailored to your content needs Edit individual prompts to control AI output style Import and export prompt sets for backup or sharing Use multiple prompt sets for different content types 4. Local Storage and Management All articles saved as HTML files on your computer Organized folder structure by campaign Complete control over your generated content No dependency on internet connection after generation 5. WordPress Integration Connect WordPress site Direct publishing from Article Manager Scheduled publishing capabilities Category and subdomain synchronization 6. CSV Bulk Operations Upload CSV files to create multiple subdomains and campaigns Built-in CSV Builder for simplified file creation Bulk scheduling capabilities Automated content distribution 7. Free Windows Application TSD Emulator is provided as a free desktop application for Windows users with Turbo Subdomains licenses. System Requirements Minimum Requirements Operating System: Windows 10 or later (64-bit) RAM: 4 GB minimum (8 GB recommended for concurrent operations) Storage: 500 MB for application, plus additional space for generated articles Internet Connection: Required for API calls and WordPress integration Administrator Rights: May be required for certain operations Software Dependencies No additional software installation required TSD Emulator is a standalone executable Compatible with all modern browsers for article preview API Requirements Remote Ollama API access OR local Ollama installation WordPress site credentials for publishing features Turbo Subdomains installation (for CSV bulk subdomain creation) Getting Started Installation Download the Application TSD Emulator is provided as a ZIP file Extract the ZIP file to your preferred location No installation wizard required First Launch Double-click the TSD Emulator.exe file The application will launch immediately You will need your TSD website URL and TSD license key to start. Configure API Settings Click the Settings button in the main interface Enter your API key and configure AI settings Save your settings Initial Configuration Before generating your first articles, configure these essential settings: 1. Set Output Directory Click the Browse button next to Save Dir Select a folder where all generated articles will be saved This can be changed at any time 2. Configure API Settings Navigate to Settings Enter your API endpoint (remote or local Ollama) Add your API key if using a remote service Test the connection to ensure proper setup 3. Select Default Prompt Set Open the Prompts Editor Review available prompt sets Select your preferred prompt set and click Set as Default Main Interface Overview The main interface is divided into several key sections that control article generation parameters. Topics Field Purpose: Enter the subject matter for your articles. How to Use: Type topics separated by pipe symbols ( | ) Each topic generates a separate article Topics should be clear and descriptive Example: Best SEO tools for small businesses|How to improve website speed|Local SEO strategies for 2026 This will generate three separate articles on these topics. Keywords Field Purpose: Primary SEO keywords to be integrated throughout the content. How to Use: Enter main keywords or key phrases Use pipe symbols to separate multiple keywords These keywords will be naturally incorporated into article content Example: SEO tools|website optimization|search rankings Secondary Keywords Field Purpose: Additional keywords for enhanced SEO value and content depth. How to Use: Enter supplementary keywords related to your main topic Separate multiple keywords with pipe symbols These create additional optimization opportunities and can be used for backlink campaigns Example: digital marketing|content strategy|on-page SEO|technical SEO NAP/Brands Field Purpose: Name, Address, Phone, and brand-related keywords for local SEO and natural content. How to Use: Enter business names, locations, or brand keywords NAP keywords make content more locally relevant Brand keywords help establish authority and recognition Example: TechSolutions Denver|Colorado digital agency|303-555-0123 Save Directory Field Purpose: Specify where generated articles will be saved on your computer. How to Use: Click the Browse button to select a folder Click Open to confirm directory selection All articles will be saved in subfolders within this directory Best Practice: Create a dedicated folder like C:\TSD Content for easy organization. Campaign/Folder Name Field Purpose: Create organized subfolders for different content campaigns. How to Use: Enter a descriptive campaign name A subfolder with this name will be created in your output directory All articles from this generation run will be saved in this subfolder Example: January-SEO-Campaign Client-TechCorp-Articles 2026-Local-Business-Content Content Structure Options These checkboxes control which sections appear in your generated articles: Outline Includes a table of contents at the beginning of the article showing all section headlines. TLDR (Too Long; Didn’t Read) Adds a brief summary at the beginning, typically 2-3 sentences covering the article’s main points. Conclusion Includes a concluding section that summarizes key points and provides closure. Direct Answer Creates a concise, direct answer to the main question posed by the article topic. Ideal for featured snippet optimization. Key Takeaways Generates a list of the most important points from the article, usually 3-7 bullet points. Comparison Adds a comparison section contrasting different approaches, tools, or methods related to the topic. Case Study Includes a practical example or real-world application of the concepts discussed. FAQ Generates frequently asked questions and answers related to the article topic. Quick Reference Creates a condensed reference guide or summary table for easy scanning. Section Images Includes image placeholders or descriptions in each major section. Headlines Dropdown Purpose: Control the number of main section headlines in each article. Options: Typically 2-5 headlines How to Use: Select the desired number from the dropdown This determines how many major sections the article will contain More headlines = longer, more comprehensive articles Recommendation: 2-3 headlines for shorter articles (800-1,200 words) 4-5 headlines for longer articles (1,500-2,500 words) Action Buttons At the bottom of the main interface, you’ll find several important buttons: Prompts Opens the Prompts Editor for managing prompt sets and individual prompts. Article Manager Opens the Article Manager interface for viewing, organizing, and publishing generated articles. WordPress Manager Opens the WordPress Manager for connecting sites and managing published content. Upload TSD CSV Opens file browser to upload CSV files for bulk subdomain and campaign creation. CSV Builder Opens the CSV Builder tool for creating subdomain upload CSV files. Check for Updates Checks for software updates and displays current version information. Settings Button Located on the right side of the interface, this button opens API and configuration settings. Generate and Save Button The primary action button that initiates article generation with your configured parameters. Prompts Management System The Prompts Management System gives you complete control over how AI generates your content. By customizing prompts, you can create content that matches your specific style, tone, and requirements. Understanding Prompts A prompt is an instruction given to the AI that determines how it generates specific sections of your articles. TSD Emulator uses different prompts for different article sections, allowing granular control over each part of your content. A prompt set is a collection of all the prompts needed to generate a complete article. You can have multiple prompt sets for different content styles or purposes. Opening the Prompts Editor Click the Prompts button in the main interface to open the Prompts Editor window. Prompts Editor Interface Active Prompt Set Dropdown This dropdown displays all available prompt sets in your system. Click it to see and select different prompt sets. Built-in Prompt Sets: Default Prompt Set: The standard prompt set included with TSD Emulator Custom Prompt Sets: Any prompt sets you create will also appear in this list. Set as Default Button After selecting a prompt set from the dropdown, click this button to make it the default for all new article generation campaigns. Available Prompts Each prompt set contains the following individual prompts: 1. Direct Answer Generates a concise, direct answer to the main question. Used at the beginning of articles for featured snippet optimization. Default Structure: 40-60 word self-contained answer Starts with the first sentence directly answering the core question Provides critical supporting context 2. Key Takeaways Creates bullet-pointed list of main points from the article. 3. Article Title Generates the main headline for the article. 4. Article Title With SEO Keywords Creates a title that incorporates primary SEO keywords naturally. 5. Article Intro Writes the introduction section of the article. 6. Article Intro With SEO Keywords Creates an introduction that weaves in SEO keywords naturally. 7. Section Headlines Generates headlines for article sections. 8. Section Headlines With SEO Keywords Creates section headlines incorporating SEO keywords. 9. Section Generates standard section content. 10. Section With SEO Keywords Creates section content incorporating primary keywords. 11. Section With SEO And Secondary Keywords Generates section content using both primary and secondary keywords. 12. Section With SEO, Secondary, And NAP Creates section content incorporating primary keywords, secondary keywords, and NAP/brand keywords. 13. Article Conclusion Writes the concluding section. 14. Article Conclusion With SEO Keywords Creates a conclusion incorporating SEO keywords. 15. Images Generates image descriptions or alt text for section images. 16. Section Summary Creates brief summaries for individual sections. 17. TLDR (Too Long; Didn’t Read) Generates the TLDR summary at the article beginning. 18. TLDR With SEO Keywords Creates TLDR summary incorporating keywords. 19. Comparison Generates comparison content contrasting different approaches or options. 20. Case Study Creates practical examples or real-world applications. 21. FAQ Generates frequently asked questions and answers. 22. Quick Reference Creates quick reference guides or summary tables. 23. Author Bio Generates author biography sections. 24. Related Resources Creates lists of additional reading or reference materials. 25. Minimal Use Of These Word Controls words or phrases that should be used sparingly in the content. Editing Prompts To modify any prompt: Select the Prompt Set Choose the prompt set you want to edit from the Active Prompt Set dropdown Locate the Prompt Scroll through the prompt list to find the prompt you want to modify Click on the prompt name to expand it Edit the Text Click inside the text area Make your desired changes Modify instructions, add guidelines, or change the tone Save Changes Click the Save Changes button at the bottom of the window Important: Always save after editing, or your changes will be lost Creating a New Prompt Set Create custom prompt sets for different content types, clients, or writing styles: Click Create New Prompt Set The green button at the top of the Prompts Editor Enter a Name Provide a descriptive name for your prompt set Examples: “Technical Content,” “Conversational Style,” “Client ABC” Configure New Prompts The new prompt set will be created with default prompts Edit individual prompts as needed to customize the set Troubleshooting: “Failed to Create Prompt” Error If you encounter this error: Close all TSD Emulator windows completely Right-click the TSD Emulator icon Select “Run as Administrator” Try creating the prompt set again This resolves permission issues that can prevent prompt set creation. Managing Prompt Sets Deleting Prompt Sets Select the prompt set from the dropdown Click Delete Prompt Set Note: You cannot delete built-in prompt sets, only custom ones you’ve created Exporting Prompt Sets Exporting creates a backup or allows sharing: Select the prompt set to export Click Export Prompt Set Choose a save location The prompt set is saved as a JSON file Use Cases: Backup prompt sets before editing Share prompt sets with team members Transfer prompt sets to another computer Version control for prompt modifications Importing Prompt Sets Import previously exported or shared prompt sets: Click Import Prompt Set Navigate to the JSON file location Select the file and click Open The prompt set is added to your system immediately Prompt Set Best Practices 1. Maintain Multiple Prompt Sets Create different prompt sets for: Different content styles (technical, conversational, promotional) Different clients with unique style requirements Different topics or niches Different content lengths 2. Test Before Bulk Generation When creating or modifying prompt sets: Generate 2-3 test articles Review output quality Refine prompts as needed Then proceed with bulk generation 3. Document Your Prompts Add notes to your prompt set names indicating: Purpose or use case Target audience Content style Last modification date Example: “Technical-B2B-Updated-Jan2026” 4. Backup Regularly Export your custom prompt sets monthly or after significant modifications to prevent data loss. Generating Articles Once your interface is configured and prompts are set, you’re ready to generate articles. Step-by-Step Article Generation Step 1: Enter Topics Type your article topics in the Topics field, separated by pipe symbols ( | ). Example: Content marketing strategies for SaaS companies|Email marketing automation best practices|Social media content calendar planning Step 2: Add Keywords Enter primary keywords in the Keywords field. Example: content marketing|SaaS marketing|digital strategy Step 3: Add Secondary Keywords Enter supporting keywords in the Secondary Keywords field. Example: lead generation|customer engagement|brand awareness|marketing ROI Step 4: Add NAP/Brand Keywords (Optional) If creating locally-focused or branded content: Example: MarketingPro Solutions|San Francisco CA|415-555-7890 Step 5: Verify Output Directory Ensure your Save Dir is set to the correct folder where you want articles saved. Step 6: Enter Campaign Name Provide a descriptive campaign name for organization. Example: SaaS-Marketing-Series-Jan2026 Step 7: Select Content Structure Check the boxes for sections you want included: ✓ Outline ✓ TLDR ✓ Conclusion ✓ Key Takeaways ✓ FAQ Step 8: Set Number of Headlines Choose 3-5 headlines depending on desired article length. Step 9: Generate Articles Click the Generate and Save button. Monitoring Generation Progress The generation process begins immediately. In the logs section at the bottom of the interface, you’ll see things like in this image: Understanding Log Information Generation Start Message Shows number of articles being generated and maximum concurrent API calls. Article Details Table Displays all articles with their topics, keywords, secondary keywords, and NAP information for reference. Individual Task Completion Each article shows: Task ID number Generation time Success/failure status Saved filename Preview link Open Preview Links Click the blue “Open Preview” links to view completed articles immediately in your browser. Run Statistics At the end, see total wall time and generation completion timestamp. Real-World Generation Examples Example 1: Single Article Generation Use Case: Testing prompt modifications or generating one-off content Configuration: Topics: Understanding machine learning algorithms for beginners Keywords: machine learning|AI algorithms Secondary Keywords: artificial intelligence|neural networks|deep learning Headlines: 4 Enabled Sections: Outline, TLDR, Conclusion, Key Takeaways, FAQ Result: One comprehensive article saved as HTML file, approximately 1,800 words. Example 2: Small Batch Generation (3-5 Articles) Use Case: Creating related content series for a blog Configuration: Topics: Best WordPress plugins for SEO|How to optimize WordPress site speed|WordPress security best practices Keywords: WordPress optimization|website performance|SEO plugins Secondary Keywords: site speed|search rankings|plugin management Campaign Name: WordPress-Tips-Series Headlines: 3 Result: Three related articles, organized in one campaign folder, ready for sequential publishing. Example 3: Large Batch Generation (10+ Articles) Use Case: Bulk content creation for new website section or client project Configuration: 10 topics related to digital marketing Comprehensive keyword sets Campaign Name: Client-DigitalAgency-Q1-Content All sections enabled 4-5 headlines per article Result: 10 full-length articles (2,000-2,500 words each) generated concurrently, organized in dedicated campaign folder. Generation Performance Concurrent Processing TSD Emulator generates multiple articles simultaneously, limited by: Your API call limits (typically 35 concurrent calls) Your computer’s processing power Network bandwidth Typical Generation Times Short article (800-1,200 words): 45-60 seconds Medium article (1,500-2,000 words): 70-90 seconds Long article (2,500-3,000 words): 90-120 seconds Note: Times vary based on API response speed and article complexity. Best Practices for Large Batches Generate 10-20 articles per batch for optimal performance Monitor system resources during generation Close unnecessary applications to free up RAM Ensure stable internet connection Article Manager The Article Manager is your central hub for viewing, organizing, and managing all generated content. Opening the Article Manager Click the Article Manager button in the main interface to open the Article Manager window. Article Manager Interface Layout The interface is divided into three main sections: Left Panel: Folder tree showing campaigns Center Panel: Article list with details Right Panel: Article preview and metadata Left Panel: Folder Tree TSD Emulator Output The root folder containing all your generated content. Campaign Folders Subfolders organized by campaign name. Each folder contains all articles generated in that campaign. How to Navigate: Click the arrow next to a folder to expand it Click on a campaign folder to view its articles in the center panel Click individual articles to preview them in the right panel Top Toolbar Functions Search Box Quickly find articles containing specific keywords. How to Use: Type your search term Press Enter Results display articles matching your search Search Tips: Search works across article titles and content Searches current campaign folder or all folders depending on selection Case-insensitive search Filters Button Filter articles by specific criteria. Available Filters: Status: Published, unpublished, scheduled Prompt Set: Filter by which prompt set was used Word Count: Filter by article length ranges How to Use: Click the Filters button Select your filter criteria Click Apply Articles matching filters are displayed Refresh Button Updates the article list to show newly generated content. When to Use: After generating new articles After deleting articles After publishing articles to WordPress Batch Delete Button Delete multiple articles simultaneously. How to Use: Select articles using checkboxes Click Batch Delete Confirm deletion Warning: This action cannot be undone. Deleted articles are permanently removed from your system. Batch Publish Button Publish multiple articles to WordPress at once. How to Use: Ensure WordPress connection is configured Select articles using checkboxes Click Batch Publish Articles are published to your configured WordPress site Select All Button Quickly select all articles in the current view. How to Use: Click once to select all visible articles Click again to deselect all Night Mode Toggle Switch between light and dark interface themes for comfortable viewing in different lighting conditions. Center Panel: Article List The article list displays all articles in the selected campaign folder with important details: Article Title Column Shows the headline of each article. Click the title to select the article and view it in the preview panel. Date Column Displays the creation date of the article. Format: YYYY-MM-DD Prompt Set Column Shows which prompt set was used to generate this article. Useful for comparing content from different prompt sets. Status Column Indicates the article’s publication status: Unpublished: Not yet published to any WordPress site Published: Published to WordPress Scheduled: Scheduled for future publishing Words Column Shows the word count of the article. Useful for tracking content length and meeting requirements. Images Column Indicates whether the article includes images: Yes: Image sections included No: Text-only article Right Panel: Article Preview Article Content Preview Tab View the complete article content with full formatting. Features: Scroll through entire article See formatting, structure, and sections Review content quality before publishing Selected Options & Metadata Tab Displays generation parameters and settings used for this article. Information Shown: Prompt set used Number of headlines Enabled content sections (Outline, TLDR, Conclusion, etc.) Topic used Primary keywords Secondary keywords NAP/brand keywords Generation timestamp Word count breakdown by section This metadata is valuable for: Understanding how the article was generated Replicating successful configurations Troubleshooting content issues Documenting generation parameters Article Action Buttons At the top of the preview panel, three action buttons provide key functionality: Open in Browser Button View the article in your default web browser. How to Use: Select an article Click “Open in Browser” Choose your preferred browser from the dropdown Article opens in a new browser window Benefits: Full-screen viewing Better formatting visualization Easier reading experience Quick quality check Post to WordPress Button Publish the selected article directly to your connected WordPress site. Prerequisites: WordPress site must be configured in WordPress Manager Valid credentials entered Test connection successful How to Use: Select an article Click “Post to WordPress” Article publishes immediately to your WordPress site Status updates to “Published” What Happens: Article HTML is converted to WordPress post format Article is published with default WordPress settings You can view the published post on your WordPress site Delete Button Permanently remove the article from your system. How to Use: Select an article Click the Delete button Confirm deletion in the popup dialog Warning: This action is permanent and cannot be undone. The article file is permanently deleted from your computer. When to Use: Article quality is unsatisfactory Content is no longer needed Testing prompts and need to remove test articles Cleaning up old campaigns Article Manager Workflows Workflow 1: Quality Review Process Generate articles Open Article Manager Click through each article Review content in preview panel Use “Open in Browser” for detailed review Delete unsatisfactory articles Publish approved articles Workflow 2: Batch Publishing Select campaign folder Click “Select All” Review metadata to ensure consistency Click “Batch Publish” Verify publishing in WordPress Manager Workflow 3: Content Organization Use search to find articles on specific topics Use filters to organize by word count or prompt set Delete outdated or low-quality content Keep only best-performing articles WordPress Manager The WordPress Manager enables you to connect the TSD Emulator with your WordPress websites, view categories and published content, and schedule article publishing. Opening the WordPress Manager Click the WordPress Manager button in the main interface to open the WordPress Manager window. WordPress Manager Tabs The WordPress Manager has four tabs at the top: Site Configuration Categories Posted Articles Campaign Scheduler Site Configuration Tab This tab is where you connect your WordPress website to the TSD Emulator. Connection Fields Domain Name Enter your WordPress site’s full URL. Format Requirements: Must include https:// Include full domain name Do not include trailing slash Examples: ✓ Correct: https://yourwebsite.com ✓ Correct: https://blog.yourwebsite.com ✗ Incorrect: yourwebsite.com ✗ Incorrect: https://yourwebsite.com/ Username Enter your WordPress administrator username. Requirements: Must have administrator privileges Must be an active WordPress user Can be username or email address (depending on WordPress configuration) Password Enter your WordPress password or application password. Security Note: For enhanced security, consider using WordPress Application Passwords instead of your main WordPress password. To Create an Application Password: Log into your WordPress site Navigate to Users → Profile Scroll to Application Passwords section Enter a name (e.g., “TSD Emulator”) Click “Add New Application Password” Copy the generated password Use this password in TSD Emulator Test Connection Button After entering your credentials, click Test Connection to verify the setup. Successful Connection: If successful, you’ll see a confirmation message, and TSD Emulator will automatically fetch: All categories from your WordPress site All subdomains (if using Turbo Subdomains) Site structure information Failed Connection: If connection fails, check: Domain name is correct and includes https:// Username and password are correct WordPress site is accessible and online Firewall or security plugins aren’t blocking the connection REST API is enabled on your WordPress site Save Configuration After successful connection test, your credentials are saved automatically for future use. Categories Tab This tab displays all categories available on your connected WordPress site. Category List Display Information Shown: Category name Category ID Post count (number of posts in each category) Parent category (if hierarchical structure exists) Use Cases: Verify category structure before publishing Identify which categories to target for content Confirm Turbo Subdomains category synchronization Automatic Synchronization The category list automatically updates when you: Successfully test connection Refresh the WordPress Manager Add new categories in WordPress Posted Articles Tab This tab shows all articles that have been published to your WordPress site through TSD Emulator. Article List Information Displayed: Article title Publication date Status (Published, Draft, Scheduled) WordPress post ID Category assigned URL to view article Viewing Published Articles To View an Article: Click on any article in the list Click the Open URL button Article opens in your default browser, showing the live WordPress post Benefits: Quick access to published content Verify formatting and display Check for any publishing issues Share links with clients or team members Article Management From this tab, you can: Track all published content Access posts directly from TSD Emulator Monitor publishing history Verify successful publication Campaign Scheduler Tab This tab enables you to schedule bulk article publishing from your generated content. Interface Layout Left Side: Campaigns Section Lists all your TSD Emulator campaigns (folders from Article Manager). Right Side: Scheduling Options Controls for setting up automated publishing schedules. How to Schedule Articles Step 1: Select a Campaign Click on a campaign in the campaigns list to see all articles generated in that campaign. Step 2: Review Articles The article list shows: Article titles Current status (unpublished/published) Word count Generation date Step 3: Configure Schedule Use the scheduling options on the right: Publishing Start Date Set when publishing should begin. Publishing Frequency Choose how often articles should be published: Daily: One article per day Multiple times per day: Set interval hours Weekly: Specify days of the week Custom schedule: Set specific dates and times Number of Articles Per Batch If publishing multiple articles simultaneously, specify the batch size. Time of Day Set specific time for publishing (useful for timezone targeting and audience engagement optimization). Step 4: Activate Schedule Click Save Schedule or Activate Schedule to begin automated publishing according to your configuration. Scheduling Best Practices Consistent Publishing Schedule Maintain regular publishing patterns: B2B blogs: 2-3 times per week News sites: Daily or multiple times daily Niche blogs: 1-2 times per week Optimal Publishing Times Research shows best engagement: Tuesday-Thursday: 10 AM – 2 PM (audience timezone) Avoid weekends for B2B content Consider time zones if serving global audience Gradual Content Distribution For large content batches: Don’t publish all articles at once Spread over weeks or months Maintains fresh content flow Better for SEO (steady content addition signals) Monitor Scheduled Publications Regularly check: Scheduled articles are publishing as planned No publishing errors occurred WordPress site is accessible and functioning Real-World Scheduling Example Scenario: You’ve generated 30 articles for a client’s blog and want to maintain consistent publishing over the next month. Configuration: Campaign: Client-TechBlog-January-2026 Total Articles: 30 Scheduling Strategy: Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Time: 9:00 AM EST Duration: Approximately 2.5 weeks Result: Articles publish automatically three times per week, providing consistent content flow without manual intervention. CSV Upload for Bulk Operations CSV upload enables you to create multiple subdomains and content campaigns simultaneously through Turbo Subdomains by uploading a formatted spreadsheet file. What is CSV Upload? CSV (Comma-Separated Values) upload is a method for bulk operations where you create a spreadsheet file containing details for multiple subdomains and campaigns, then upload it to automatically create everything at once. When to Use CSV Upload CSV upload is ideal when you need to: Create 10+ subdomains simultaneously Set up multiple campaigns with specific configurations Implement complex subdomain structures Automate repetitive subdomain creation tasks Onboard new clients with pre-defined subdomain networks CSV Upload Process Step 1: Prepare Your CSV File Create a CSV file following the Turbo Subdomains CSV template format. (We’ll cover this in detail in the next section on CSV Builder.) Step 2: Access Upload Function In TSD Emulator main interface, click the Upload TSD CSV button. Step 3: Select Your CSV File A file browser window opens. Navigate to your prepared CSV file, select it, and click Open. Step 4: Validation and Processing TSD Emulator validates your CSV file: Checks for correct column formatting Verifies required fields are filled Identifies any errors or issues If Errors Found: Error messages display showing specific problems Line numbers are provided for easy correction Fix errors in your CSV and re-upload If Validation Successful: Upload begins immediately Subdomain creation is processed in background You can continue working in TSD Emulator Step 5: Monitor Progress Navigate to Logs → Subdomain Upload to view: Upload status Processing progress Individual subdomain creation status Any errors encountered during creation CSV Upload Best Practices 1. Start Small for Testing Test with 2-3 subdomains first Verify formatting is correct Ensure subdomains are created as expected Then proceed with full batch upload 2. Validate Data Before Upload Double-check: All required columns are filled Category names are unique Keywords are properly formatted Campaign names don’t conflict with existing campaigns 3. Use Consistent Naming Conventions Establish standard formats: Category names: lowercase-with-hyphens Campaign names: descriptive and dated Usernames: consistent structure 4. Schedule Creation Appropriately For large CSV uploads (50+ subdomains): Use the “Start After Days” column Spread subdomain creation over multiple days Recommended: Maximum 50 subdomains per day 5. Backup Your CSV Files Keep copies of all uploaded CSV files: Document your subdomain structure Recreate configurations if needed Track what’s been created CSV Builder Tool The CSV Builder is a powerful tool within TSD Emulator that simplifies creating subdomain upload CSV files without manually formatting spreadsheets. What is CSV Builder? CSV Builder automatically generates properly formatted CSV files for Turbo Subdomains bulk subdomain upload. You provide basic information, and CSV Builder creates the complete CSV file with all required columns and data. Opening CSV Builder Click the CSV Builder button in the main TSD Emulator interface. CSV Builder Interface The CSV Builder has a simple, focused interface with clear input fields and options. Required Fields and Options SEO Keywords Field Purpose: Enter the subdomain names you want to create. Format: Subdomain names separated by pipe symbols ( | ) Example: web-design|seo-services|content-marketing|social-media|email-campaigns Each entry becomes a separate subdomain and row in the CSV. Alternative: Import from Text File Instead of typing manually: Click the Browse button next to SEO Keywords field Select a TXT file containing subdomain names (one per line or separated by pipes) Names are automatically loaded into the field Sample TXT File Format: web-design seo-services content-marketing social-media email-campaigns Prompt Set Dropdown Purpose: Select which prompt set to use for generating content for these subdomains. How to Use: Click the dropdown Select from your available prompt sets This prompt set will be used to auto-generate brief descriptions, secondary keywords, and other content elements Recommendation: Use a prompt set that matches the topic and tone of your subdomain network. Language Dropdown Purpose: Specify the language for AI-generated content. Available Languages: 25+ languages supported (English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, etc.) How to Use: Select the primary language for your content AI will generate secondary keywords, descriptions, and other fields in this language Number of Posts Purpose: Specify how many articles should be generated for each subdomain. Considerations: More posts = more content but longer generation time Typical range: 10-50 posts per subdomain for initial setup Can always add more posts later Example Configurations: Small subdomain: 10-15 posts Medium subdomain: 20-30 posts Large subdomain: 40-50+ posts Number of Days Purpose: Set how many days to spread the post creation across. How It Works: If you set 30 posts over 15 days, approximately 2 posts will be created per day for each subdomain. Benefits: Distributes server load Creates steady content flow Avoids overwhelming your hosting Better for SEO (gradual content addition) Recommendations: For 20-30 posts: Spread over 7-14 days For 50+ posts: Spread over 20-30 days For 100+ posts: Spread over 30-60 days Use Custom NAP or Brand Keywords Toggle Purpose: Enable custom Name, Address, Phone, or brand keywords for local SEO. How to Use: Toggle the switch to enable Additional input field appears Enter your NAP or brand keywords Example: Denver Digital Solutions|1234 Main Street Denver CO|303-555-0123 When to Use: Creating location-based subdomains Building branded content networks Local business websites Multi-location business sites Custom Tags Toggle Purpose: Add custom tags to all posts in these subdomains. How to Use: Toggle the switch to enable Tag input field appears Enter tags separated by commas Example: digital marketing, seo, content strategy, online business Benefits: Improved content organization Better internal linking opportunities Enhanced search and filtering Tag-based archives Generating the CSV File After configuring all fields: Step 1: Review Your Settings Double-check: All subdomain names are correct Appropriate prompt set selected Number of posts and days are realistic Optional fields configured as needed Step 2: Click Start Button Click the Start button at the bottom of the CSV Builder interface. Step 3: Monitor Generation CSV Builder begins processing: Generates secondary SEO keywords for each subdomain Creates brief descriptions Generates image keywords Formats all data into CSV structure Saves file to TSD Emulator output folder You’ll see progress indicators showing: Current subdomain being processed Percentage complete Estimated time remaining Step 4: Locate the CSV File When complete, the CSV file is saved in: TSD Emulator Output folder → CSV subfolder → [Generated CSV filename] The filename typically includes: Timestamp Number of subdomains First subdomain name Example: subdomain-upload-2026-01-14-5-subdomains.csv CSV Builder Output The generated CSV file includes all columns required by Turbo Subdomains: Columns Generated: Column A: Category Name (your subdomain names) Column B: Is Subdomain by Category Name (Y/N) Column C: Create User (Y/N) Column D: Category Username Column E: Category Password Column F: Campaign Name Column G: Brief Description (AI-generated) Column H: SEO Keywords (your primary keywords) Column I: Secondary SEO Keywords (AI-generated) Column J: Schedule From (Start After Days) Column K: Total Posts (your specified number) Column L: Spread Articles in Days (your specified days) Column M: Number of Headlines Column N: NAP or Brand Keywords Column O: Image Keywords (AI-generated) Column P: Tags Column Q-Z: Content section toggles (Outline, TLDR, Conclusion, etc.) Real-World CSV Builder Example Scenario: Creating 10 subdomains for a digital marketing agency, each with 25 posts spread over 30 days. Configuration: SEO Keywords: web-design|seo-services|ppc-advertising|content-marketing|social-media-management|email-marketing|video-production|analytics|conversion-optimization|reputation-management Prompt Set: “Digital Marketing Professional” Language: English Number of Posts: 25 Number of Days: 30 NAP: Denver Digital Agency|Denver CO|303-555-9000 Tags: digital marketing, online marketing, business growth Result: A complete CSV file ready for upload creating 10 subdomains with 25 posts each (250 total posts) distributed over 30 days, all with consistent branding and professional content. CSV Builder Benefits Time Savings: Generates complex CSV files in minutes vs. hours of manual creation AI-Powered Content: Automatically creates compelling descriptions and keywords Error Reduction: Eliminates formatting mistakes and missing data Consistency: Ensures uniform structure across all subdomains Scalability: Easily create configurations for 50, 100, or more subdomains Best Practices and Tips Content Generation Best Practices 1. Optimize Prompt Sets for Different Content Types Don’t use a single prompt set for all content. Create specialized prompt sets: Technical Content Prompt Set: More detailed explanations Technical terminology appropriate Step-by-step instructions Code examples and specifications Conversational Blog Prompt Set: Friendly, approachable tone Shorter sentences Personal pronouns (you, we) Engaging questions Professional Services Prompt Set: Authority and expertise emphasis Industry-specific terminology Trust-building language Clear calls-to-action 2. Use Descriptive Topics Instead of vague topics, be specific: ❌ Poor Topics: “Marketing tips” “SEO guide” “Business advice” ✓ Good Topics: “Email marketing automation strategies for e-commerce businesses in 2026” “Technical SEO audit checklist for WordPress websites” “Customer retention strategies for SaaS companies under 50 employees” Specific topics produce more focused, valuable content. 3. Layer Your Keywords Strategically Use the three keyword fields purposefully: Primary Keywords: Core terms you want to rank for Secondary Keywords: Related terms and long-tail variations NAP/Brand Keywords: Location and brand mentions for relevance Example for Local Business: Primary: plumbing services, emergency plumber, drain cleaning Secondary: pipe repair, water heater installation, leak detection, bathroom fixtures NAP: Denver Plumbing Pros|Denver CO 80202|303-555-PIPE 4. Test Before Bulk Generation For any new prompt set or configuration: Generate 2-3 test articles Review quality thoroughly Adjust prompts if needed Generate another 2-3 articles Only proceed with bulk generation after satisfaction This prevents generating 50 articles with the same issue. 5. Balance Article Length with Value More words ≠ better content. Consider: Short Articles (800-1,200 words): Quick tips and guides News commentary Simple how-tos FAQ-style content Medium Articles (1,500-2,000 words): Comprehensive guides In-depth tutorials Research-based posts Comparison articles Long Articles (2,500+ words): Ultimate guides Pillar content Complete resource pages Multi-step processes Match length to topic complexity and user intent. WordPress Publishing Best Practices 1. Verify Connection Before Large Batches Before batch publishing 20+ articles: Test connection again Publish 1-2 articles manually first Verify they appear correctly on WordPress Then proceed with batch publishing 2. Optimize Publishing Schedule For SEO and audience engagement: Publish during business hours in your target timezone Maintain consistent schedule (same days/times each week) Spread content over time rather than dumping all at once Use Campaign Scheduler for automation 3. Review Categories Before Publishing Ensure: Correct categories exist in WordPress Subdomains are properly configured No category name conflicts Parent-child relationships are correct 4. Monitor Published Content After publishing: Spot-check random articles on live site Verify formatting is maintained Check images display correctly Test internal links work properly Review mobile responsiveness Organization and Workflow Tips 1. Maintain Consistent Campaign Naming Use standardized naming conventions: Format: [Client/Project]-[Content Type]-[Date]-[Batch Number] Examples: ClientABC-Blog-Posts-Jan2026-Batch1 InternalSite-Product-Reviews-2026Q1-Part2 LocalBusiness-Service-Pages-Jan14-2026 Benefits: Easy to find campaigns later Clear at-a-glance understanding Chronological organization Batch tracking 2. Regular Article Manager Maintenance Schedule weekly or monthly: Review all generated content Delete poor-quality articles Archive old campaign folders Clean up test articles Free up disk space 3. Backup Your Prompt Sets Monthly: Export all custom prompt sets Save to cloud storage or backup drive Keep versioned backups (e.g., “Technical-Prompts-Jan2026”) Document what each prompt set is for 4. Document Your Processes Create simple documentation for: Your standard keyword research process Preferred prompt sets for different content types Topic ideation workflow Quality review checklist Publishing schedule templates This ensures consistency and makes training others easier. Performance Optimization Tips 1. Close Unnecessary Applications During large batch generation: Close web browsers (except if monitoring progress) Close other heavy applications Stop background updates Free up RAM for TSD Emulator 2. Manage Output Folder Size As you generate hundreds of articles: Periodically move old campaigns to archive folder Compress completed campaign folders Delete test articles and failed generations Keep output folder under 10 GB for optimal performance 3. Use Optimal Batch Sizes Based on testing, ideal batch sizes are: For Most Systems: 10-20 articles per batch for best performance Wait for batch to complete before starting another Larger batches risk timeout or connection issues For High-Performance Systems: 20-30 articles per batch possible More concurrent processing Still monitor system resources 4. Schedule Large Operations Off-Peak For 50+ article generations: Run overnight or during off-peak hours Ensures stable internet connection No competition for computer resources Minimizes API rate limiting Quality Assurance Best Practices 1. Implement Multi-Stage Review For client work or important content: Stage 1: Automated Review Check word count meets requirements Verify all required sections are present Scan for obvious formatting issues Stage 2: Spot-Check Review Manually review 20% of articles Read for quality and coherence Check SEO keyword integration Stage 3: Client Preview Share 3-5 sample articles before publishing Get approval on style and content Make prompt adjustments if needed 2. Create Quality Checklists Develop article quality checklist: [ ] Title is compelling and includes primary keyword [ ] Introduction clearly states article purpose [ ] Section headlines are descriptive and logical [ ] Content flows naturally between sections [ ] Keywords integrated naturally (not stuffed) [ ] Conclusion summarizes key points [ ] Call-to-action included (if applicable) [ ] Word count meets requirements [ ] All enabled sections are present and complete 3. Monitor Content Consistency Across a campaign or batch: Tone should be consistent Formatting should match Quality should be uniform Style should align with brand If inconsistencies appear, refine prompt set. Troubleshooting Installation and Launch Issues Issue: Application Won’t Launch Symptoms: Double-clicking TSD Emulator.exe does nothing or shows error message. Solutions: Check Windows Version: Ensure you’re running Windows 10 or later (64-bit) Run as Administrator: Right-click TSD Emulator.exe → Run as Administrator Check Antivirus: Temporarily disable antivirus and try launching Re-download: Download fresh copy of TSD Emulator Check Disk Space: Ensure at least 500 MB free space on drive Issue: “Failed to Create Prompt” Error Symptoms: Error message when trying to create new prompt set. Solution: Close all TSD Emulator windows completely Right-click TSD Emulator icon Select “Run as Administrator” Open Prompts Editor Try creating prompt set again This resolves permission issues preventing file creation. Generation Issues Issue: Articles Not Generating Symptoms: Click “Generate and Save” but nothing happens or errors appear. Solutions: Check API Settings: Click Settings button Verify API key is entered Test API connection Ensure API endpoint is correct Verify Output Directory: Ensure Save Dir path exists Check you have write permissions to folder Try selecting different folder Check Topics Field: Ensure topics are entered Verify pipe separator format is correct Remove any special characters Review Logs: Check logs section for specific error messages Error messages usually indicate exact problem Issue: Slow Generation Speed Symptoms: Articles take much longer than expected to generate. Solutions: Check Internet Connection: Ensure stable, high-speed internet Test connection speed Avoid wireless if possible (use wired connection) Reduce Batch Size: Generate fewer articles per batch Try 10-15 instead of 20-30 System may be overloaded Close Other Applications: Free up RAM and processing power Close browsers, video players, other heavy apps Check API Rate Limits: Your API may be throttling requests Wait and try again later Consider upgrading API plan Issue: Poor Article Quality Symptoms: Generated articles are low-quality, nonsensical, or off-topic. Solutions: Review Topics: Ensure topics are clear and specific Avoid vague or ambiguous phrasing Be more descriptive Adjust Prompt Set: Edit prompts to provide clearer instructions Add examples of desired output Specify tone and style more explicitly Optimize Keywords: Use more relevant keywords Ensure keywords match topic Avoid keyword stuffing Test Different Prompt Sets: Try alternative prompt sets Compare quality differences Customize prompts for your needs Article Manager Issues Issue: Articles Not Appearing in Article Manager Symptoms: Generated articles don’t show up in the article list. Solutions: Click Refresh Button: Sometimes articles need manual refresh to appear Check Correct Campaign Folder: Ensure you’re viewing the right campaign folder Verify Output Directory: Confirm articles were actually saved (check logs) Restart Article Manager: Close and reopen the Article Manager window Issue: Cannot Open Article in Browser Symptoms: Clicking “Open in Browser” doesn’t open article. Solutions: Check Default Browser: Ensure you have a default browser set in Windows Try Different Browser: Use the browser dropdown to select specific browser Check File Permissions: Verify you have read access to article files File Path Issues: Ensure article file path doesn’t contain special characters Issue: Cannot Delete Articles Symptoms: Delete button doesn’t work or shows error. Solutions: Close Article in Browser: If article is open in browser, close it first Check File Permissions: Ensure you have write access to folder Run as Administrator: Try running TSD Emulator as administrator Check File Lock: Ensure no other program has the file open WordPress Manager Issues Issue: Cannot Connect to WordPress Site Symptoms: Test Connection fails with error message. Solutions: Verify URL Format: Must include https:// No trailing slash Correct domain spelling Check Credentials: Verify username is correct Ensure password is correct (or application password) Confirm user has Administrator role WordPress Configuration: Ensure REST API is enabled Check if security plugin is blocking connections Verify WordPress site is accessible online Firewall Issues: Check Windows Firewall settings Verify no network restrictions Try from different network if possible Issue: Articles Fail to Publish to WordPress Symptoms: “Post to WordPress” button causes error or timeout. Solutions: Verify Connection: Test connection again in Site Configuration tab Check WordPress Limits: Ensure WordPress can accept posts of this size Review WordPress Errors: Check WordPress debug log for issues Try Smaller Batch: If batch publishing, reduce batch size Check Category Exists: Ensure target category exists in WordPress Issue: Schedule Not Working Symptoms: Scheduled articles don’t publish at specified times. Solutions: Verify Schedule Settings: Double-check dates, times, and frequencies Keep TSD Emulator Running: Application must remain open for scheduled publishing Check System Time: Ensure computer clock is accurate Review WordPress Connection: Ensure connection remains active CSV Upload Issues Issue: CSV Upload Fails with Errors Symptoms: Error messages when uploading CSV file. Common Error Messages and Solutions: “Number of rows exceeds allowed limit” Solution: Reduce CSV to 100 rows or less (default limit) Contact Turbo Subdomains support to increase limit if needed “Campaign name already exists” Solution: Use unique campaign names in Column F Check existing campaigns and rename in CSV “Post Now column error” Solution: If using “Start After Days” (scheduled), ensure Post Now column is empty or N Don’t use Y in Post Now column when scheduling “Invalid column format” Solution: Verify CSV follows template exactly Check all required columns are present Ensure no extra columns or missing data Issue: CSV Builder Not Generating File Symptoms: Click Start but CSV file isn’t created. Solutions: Check Required Fields: Ensure SEO Keywords and other required fields are filled Verify Output Folder: Confirm TSD Emulator has write access to output folder Run as Administrator: Try running TSD Emulator with administrator privileges Check Disk Space: Ensure sufficient free space for CSV file Review Logs: Check for specific error messages General Troubleshooting Steps When encountering any issue: Check Logs: Review relevant log sections for error messages Restart Application: Close completely and relaunch Run as Administrator: Try running with elevated privileges Update Application: Click “Check for Updates” to ensure latest version Clear Temp Files: Delete temporary files from Windows temp folder Reboot Computer: Sometimes a simple restart resolves issues Contact Support: If issue persists, contact Turbo Subdomains support with: Screenshot of error Steps to reproduce System information Log files if available Frequently Asked Questions General Questions Q1: What is TSD Emulator and how does it relate to Turbo Subdomains? A: TSD Emulator is a free Windows desktop application that generates bulk articles using AI. It’s designed to complement Turbo Subdomains by creating content locally on your computer that can be published to your WordPress sites running Turbo Subdomains. While Turbo Subdomains handles content automation within WordPress, TSD Emulator provides a powerful standalone tool for bulk article generation. Q2: Is TSD Emulator free? A: Yes, TSD Emulator is provided as a free application for Turbo Subdomains users. There is no additional charge for the software itself. Q3: What are the costs associated with using TSD Emulator? A: While TSD Emulator is free, you may incur costs for: AI API usage: If using remote Ollama or custom AI providers Turbo AI included with Turbo Subdomains is free to use WordPress hosting: For sites where you publish content Q4: Do I need Turbo Subdomains to use TSD Emulator? A: No, TSD Emulator can be used standalone to generate articles saved to your computer. However, features like CSV bulk subdomain creation and subdomain integration require Turbo Subdomains installed on your WordPress site. Q5: What platforms does TSD Emulator support? A: TSD Emulator is currently available only for Windows (Windows 10 or later, 64-bit). Mac and Linux versions are not currently available. Content Generation Questions Q6: How many articles can I generate at once? A: There’s no hard limit, but for optimal performance, we recommend: 10-20 articles per batch for most systems 20-30 articles per batch for high-performance systems Generating in batches rather than hundreds at once prevents timeouts and system overload Q7: How long does it take to generate an article? A: Generation time varies based on: Article length (word count and number of sections) API response speed Internet connection quality System performance Typical times: Short article (800-1,200 words): 45-60 seconds Medium article (1,500-2,000 words): 70-90 seconds Long article (2,500+ words): 90-120 seconds Q8: Can I generate articles in languages other than English? A: Yes, TSD Emulator supports 25+ languages. Select your desired language in the CSV Builder or configure prompts for specific languages. Q9: What is the quality of AI-generated articles? A: Article quality depends on: Prompt set configuration Topic specificity Keyword relevance AI model used Well-configured prompts with specific topics typically produce high-quality, coherent articles. However, articles may require review and editing for: Factual accuracy Brand voice alignment Specific industry terminology Final quality polish Q10: Will AI-generated content pass AI detection tools? A: AI-generated content quality varies. While the content is coherent and valuable, it may not always pass AI detection tools. For best results: Use well-crafted prompts Edit and add human touches to generated content Focus on providing value rather than “beating” detection tools Google and other search engines focus on content quality, not whether it’s AI-generated Prompts and Customization Questions Q11: Can I create custom prompts? A: Yes, you can: Edit any existing prompts in any prompt set Create entirely new prompt sets Import prompt sets from other users Export your prompt sets for backup or sharing Q12: How do I improve article quality through prompts? A: To enhance quality: Add specific instructions about tone and style Provide examples of desired output Specify industry-specific terminology Include formatting guidelines Set clear content structure requirements Add constraints (e.g., “avoid passive voice”) Q13: Can I share prompt sets with team members? A: Yes, use the Export Prompt Set feature to save as JSON file, then share the file. Team members can import it using Import Prompt Set. Q14: What happens if I delete a built-in prompt set? A: You cannot delete built-in prompt sets that come with TSD Emulator. You can only delete custom prompt sets you’ve created. WordPress Integration Questions Q15: Can I connect multiple WordPress sites? A: Currently, the WordPress Manager connection is designed for one site at a time. To manage multiple sites: Disconnect from current site Connect to different site Publish articles Switch back as needed For frequent multi-site management, consider organizing workflow to batch publish to one site at a time. Q16: Do I need any special WordPress plugins? A: For basic article publishing, no special plugins are required beyond standard WordPress functionality. For CSV bulk subdomain creation, you need Turbo Subdomains installed and activated on your WordPress site. Q17: Can I schedule articles to publish at specific times? A: Yes, use the Campaign Scheduler tab in WordPress Manager to: Set publishing start date Configure publishing frequency Specify time of day Distribute articles over days or weeks Q18: What happens if WordPress connection is lost during publishing? A: If connection is lost: Current article publishing may fail Failed articles remain in Article Manager as unpublished Re-establish connection and try publishing again No articles are lost; they remain in your local system CSV and Bulk Operations Questions Q19: What’s the maximum number of subdomains I can create via CSV? A: Default limit is 100 rows per CSV file. If you need to create more subdomains: Contact Turbo Subdomains support to increase your limit Or upload multiple CSV files in batches Q20: How do I schedule subdomain creation over multiple days? A: Use Column J (Schedule From / Start After Days) in your CSV: Enter 0 for immediate creation Enter 1 to start next day Enter 7 to start in one week Distribute numbers across rows to spread creation Example: Rows 1-10: 0 (create immediately) Rows 11-20: 1 (create tomorrow) Rows 21-30: 2 (create in 2 days) Q21: Can CSV Builder handle hundreds of subdomains? A: Yes, but practical recommendations: Test with small batch (5-10) first CSV Builder can generate large CSV files Consider breaking very large projects into multiple CSV files Remember the 100-row default upload limit Q22: What if I make a mistake in my CSV file? A: If validation catches errors before upload: Fix errors in the CSV file Re-upload corrected version If subdomains were already created incorrectly: Delete problematic subdomains through WordPress Correct CSV file Re-upload to create properly Technical Questions Q23: Where are articles saved on my computer? A: Articles are saved in the directory you specify in the Save Dir field. Default location is typically: C:\Users\[YourUsername]\Desktop\TSD Emulator Output\ Within this folder, articles are organized by campaign name in subfolders. Q24: What file format are generated articles? A: Articles are saved as HTML files (.html) which can be: Opened in any web browser Edited in HTML editors Imported to various platforms Published to WordPress Q25: Can I use TSD Emulator offline? A: Partially: You can review previously generated articles offline You can manage files in Article Manager offline You cannot generate new articles (requires API connection) You cannot publish to WordPress (requires internet) Q26: How much disk space do I need? A: Space requirements depend on usage: Application: ~500 MB Individual article: 50-200 KB typically 1,000 articles: 50-200 MB approximately Recommend keeping 1-2 GB free for active operations Q27: Does TSD Emulator work with local Ollama installations? A: Yes, TSD Emulator supports both: Remote Ollama APIs (cloud-based) Local Ollama installations (on your computer) Configure your preferred option in Settings. Performance and Optimization Questions Q28: My computer is slow during article generation. How can I improve performance? A: Close unnecessary applications Generate smaller batches (10-15 articles) Ensure stable internet connection Add more RAM if possible (8 GB minimum recommended) Use wired internet connection instead of WiFi Generate during off-peak hours Q29: Can I continue using my computer while generating articles? A: Yes, but: TSD Emulator runs in background Heavy applications may slow generation Internet bandwidth is consumed by API calls Closing TSD Emulator window stops generation Best practice: Let large batches run without interruption Q30: How do I prevent duplicate articles? A: To avoid duplicates: Use unique, specific topics for each generation Review Article Manager before generating new content Organize campaigns clearly with descriptive names Delete test articles promptly Maintain topic lists to track what’s been generated Support and Updates Questions Q31: How do I update TSD Emulator? A: Click the “Check for Updates” button in the main interface. If an update is available: Download notification appears Follow instructions to download new version Close current version Extract and run new version Q32: Where can I get support for TSD Emulator? A: Support is provided through Turbo Subdomains support channels: Help Desk: Submit tickets through aMember system Response Time: Within 24 hours for help desk tickets Documentation: This user guide and knowledge base articles Virtual Assistant Service: Faster response (under 6 hours) if subscribed Q33: Can I request new features? A: Yes, submit feature requests through: Support tickets Feedback forms Direct communication with Turbo Subdomains team Popular and feasible features are considered for future updates. Troubleshooting Questions Q34: What should I do if TSD Emulator crashes? A: Restart the application Check if update is available Review logs for error messages Try running as Administrator Contact support if problem persists Q35: Articles are generating but content quality is poor. What should I do? A: Review and edit prompt set Make topics more specific Improve keyword relevance Test with 2-3 articles before bulk generation Consider different AI model or settings Q36: CSV upload keeps failing. What’s wrong? A: Common issues: Exceeds 100-row limit (contact support to increase) Incorrect column formatting Missing required fields Campaign names already exist Invalid characters in data Review error messages carefully—they indicate specific problems. Conclusion TSD Emulator is a powerful tool for bulk article generation that complements Turbo Subdomains perfectly. By mastering the features and workflows outlined in this documentation, you can: Generate high-quality articles at scale Maintain consistent content quality through custom prompts Organize content efficiently across campaigns Publish seamlessly to WordPress sites Automate content distribution with scheduling Create bulk subdomains with CSV operations Key Takeaways Start Small, Scale Up: Test configurations with small batches before generating hundreds of articles Customize Prompts: Invest time in creating tailored prompt sets for different content types Stay Organized: Use consistent naming conventions and campaign structures Regular Maintenance: Review, delete, and archive content periodically Leverage Automation: Use WordPress Manager scheduling to maintain consistent publishing Monitor Quality: Always review samples of generated content Keep Backups: Export and backup custom prompt sets regularly Getting the Most from TSD Emulator To maximize your results: Combine TSD Emulator’s bulk generation with Turbo Subdomains’ WordPress automation Develop systematic workflows for content creation and publishing Document your processes and prompt configurations Stay updated with new features and improvements Reach out to support when needed Next Steps Now that you understand TSD Emulator comprehensively: Create your first test batch of 3-5 articles Review and refine your prompt sets Develop your workflow for regular content generation Connect WordPress and test publishing Scale up to larger batches with confidence For additional support, refer to the Turbo Subdomains knowledge base or contact the support team. Happy content creating with TSD Emulator! Last Updated: January 2026 Version: 4.0 For TSD Emulator compatible with Turbo Subdomains
