Is there a software that posts squidoo pages automaticlly?

[JFVJ]

Hello everyone,

I have been looking for a software that could spin squidoo pages and post them autimatically. I have searched on Google and here on the Warrior Forum. I did not find any software that could do that. Isn´t there any software like this?

Fabio

[thefluffanutta]

This kind of software is forbidden by Squidoo's Terms of Service, and using it could get you account locked and deleted.

My advice: don't.

[ARVolund]

I just cruised through the tos and I did not see where you could not automate your posts.

It talks a lot about the content and even multiple accounts but I did not see anything that said you could not automate your posts on your account.

Anyway I am assuming you would want to write up a bunch of posts for a week or two and have a bot post them for you everyday automatically.

Very doable. I just did a similar one for a forum. Guy going on vacation and wanted to be able to post on his forum while he was gone.

Honestly could not see why that would be a problem as long as the content was ok and you were not trying to spam a bunch of accounts.

Richard

[gearmonkey]

I purchased Magic Submitter from Alexandr Krulik magicsubmitter [dot] com and it has Squidoo on there + 26 other blogs/2.0 sites (and you can add more).

I just purchased this and haven't tested the 2.0 features. I've been too busy enjoying the article submissions that it does.

Go to their home page and watch their introduction video.

[Clyde]

SEnuke is best for this.

[paulgl]

What do you mean by spin and post?
Posting to your blog? I suppose anything that spins content
and posts it would work.

But to spin and post on squidoo, that makes no sense.
You don't post on squidoo, you update your lens.

I know of no software to auto-create a lens.
But then I have never looked for one.

You can add a host of rss feeds. Then when you update
those, whatever lens has it update automatically.

The answers here seem to think you want to spin a lens and
post it on yours automatically. That would make no sense.
You update a lens, add modules, etc. But posting? That
term seems to go with blogs. And you can add your blog feed.

I'll just repeat my first answer. Spinning content is spinning content.

If there's a program that spins content and adds it to your lens
other than by rss feed, I'd like to see it.

Paul

[Highdefinition]

I guess you're looking for web20bot by Incansoft

[jacky212]

Why do you want to run behind softwares. All the submitting softwares and content spinning softwares has a spammy behavior to the SEs. You could better write some good articles by yourself and get good ranking in websites. My advice will be not to use such softwares for marketing and optimization.

[timpears]

Originally Posted by jacky212

Why do you want to run behind softwares. All the submitting softwares and content spinning softwares has a spammy behavior to the SEs. You could better write some good articles by yourself and get good ranking in websites. My advice will be not to use such softwares for marketing and optimization.

Would you have told Henry Ford not to start the assembly line? There are only so many hours in a day, so if you do everything by hand, the hard way, then you are going to get much less done.

[webdevelopmentcompany]

Well I suggest you not to use such bot applications. There is a chance that search engine will detect and you will get penalized or even get banned.

[ARVolund]

Wrong answer..........


Look at any highly competitve high paying niche and the websites at the top.

If you think all those links were built by hand I have a bridge I am looking to sell.


There is nothing wrong with automating any process.

It is not a matter of automation vs manual it is a matter of good automation vs bad automation.

Who would have thought an internet marketing forum would be so full of luddties. Seriously you people do own cars and washing machines and computers, right?

Seriously it looks like you are in the business of outsourcing. Some outsourcers suck and some do do not. Same thing with automation.

Because I have a bad experience with an outsourcer I should say that they all suck? Probably not.

I would put my automation up against your manual link building any day.


Richard

Originally Posted by webdevelopmentcompany

Well I suggest you not to use such bot applications. There is a chance that search engine will detect and you will get penalized or even get banned.

[jacky212]

Originally Posted by timpears

Would you have told Henry Ford not to start the assembly line? There are only so many hours in a day, so if you do everything by hand, the hard way, then you are going to get much less done.

A high quality 'less' is far better than poor quality 'more'. If you are manually writing an article relating to your niche you will get a high quality IBL to your site. And if you do automate the whole article submission system by using some type of content spinning s/w, you are ruining your time and your site.

[sousen]

First of all that type of software are not allowed by Squidoo. Only manual is best

[ArticleDirectory4Profits]

if you want to get the best possible ranking in the search engines with your squidoo page your best to do it your self for max coverage and results

[J23]

Originally Posted by jacky212

A high quality 'less' is far better than poor quality 'more'. If you are manually writing an article relating to your niche you will get a high quality IBL to your site. And if you do automate the whole article submission system by using some type of content spinning s/w, you are ruining your time and your site.

The article directory or Web 2.0 site has no clue nor do they care if you submitted the article by hand or had a piece of software do it for you. They also don't care if it's a spun version of another article AS LONG AS IT MAKES SENSE. The key when spinning your articles is to make sure they are still readable and you will have no problems.

The link is not suddenly "worth more" because you spent an extra 10 minutes of your time to hand submit the article as opposed to saving yourself the time by automating it. A link from Squidoo is a link from Squidoo no matter the method used to get it on there.

I don't know why people look at software and making things easy on yourself as so black and white.

All spinning/automating software = bad and Anything done manual = good is not a smart way to think. You're just working harder and getting less done than the people using software and you're both given the same amount of hours in a day so therefore they are getting much more done than you are.

Originally Posted by timpears

Would you have told Henry Ford not to start the assembly line? There are only so many hours in a day, so if you do everything by hand, the hard way, then you are going to get much less done.

This above quote by Tim is the perfect way to look at it. Henry Ford did not manually build all his cars by hand and he is one of the most successful people to ever live. He changed the entire world by automating tasks, using machinery, and outsourcing. There's something to be said about that....