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WP Robot....Is This Worth Getting?

by DNChamp
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Just saw on another post about WP Robot. Went to the site and man it looks very detailed and exciting. But of course would like to hear from some that use it. My main questions is do you use this pug in on EACH blog you develop and use the WP Robot to add the content and feeds and such? If so I think I can turn a lot of my keyword domains into a bit of a income stream if this works as it says it does.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ruth P
    My answer is somewhat limited since I only purchased and use one WP-Robot module - the Amazon module. But I absolutely love it. No I don't use it on all of my sites - it depends what my site is about. But it makes inserting Amazon links easy, and looks good too. It's also a great way to add extra content to your sites quickly and easily, but personally I always mix it with unique content.
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    • Profile picture of the author DNChamp
      Originally Posted by Ruth P View Post

      My answer is somewhat limited since I only purchased and use one WP-Robot module - the Amazon module. But I absolutely love it. No I don't use it on all of my sites - it depends what my site is about. But it makes inserting Amazon links easy, and looks good too. It's also a great way to add extra content to your sites quickly and easily, but personally I always mix it with unique content.
      i see your point. I will be trying out the free version for a few domains but it really looks promosing UNLESS im missing something
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    • Profile picture of the author snapcontent
      Originally Posted by Ruth P View Post

      personally I always mix it with unique content.
      That's the key.
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      • Profile picture of the author Tim Franklin
        Yes, unique content, also be prepared to invest some time in the setup, you should be prepared to do some research, keywords, articles, eliminating the tell tale, give aways, that exist, in any Auto blogging platform, as far as Thomas, he is one of the best in terms of constantly updating and providing support you could do a lot worse, but, it is not a magic bullet, as I said you should be prepared to do some work.
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    • Profile picture of the author RichMag
      Originally Posted by Ruth P View Post

      My answer is somewhat limited since I only purchased and use one WP-Robot module - the Amazon module. But I absolutely love it. No I don't use it on all of my sites - it depends what my site is about. But it makes inserting Amazon links easy, and looks good too. It's also a great way to add extra content to your sites quickly and easily, but personally I always mix it with unique content.
      Hey Ruth,
      From my experience, you really only need the Amazon and Article modules. I have never really had any luck with the other ones. The Yahoo Answers is ok as well depending on the niche. The others I have never had any real luck with.
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  • Profile picture of the author romesaranto
    Everyone has made some good points on this WP tool already. I would like to point out that WPRobot is a good tool for creating Keyword Sniping sites and creating a buffer between some of your offsite SEO if your using something like SENuke. Just make sure that you run the sites on different I.P.'s

    Otherwise WPRobot can be a little messy.
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  • Profile picture of the author DNChamp
    oooo Please explain as i was planning to run them on my host gator baby plan where I have about 50 domains alerady hosted...this will be a probelm?
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    • Profile picture of the author snapcontent
      Originally Posted by DNChamp View Post

      oooo Please explain as i was planning to run them on my host gator baby plan where I have about 50 domains alerady hosted...this will be a probelm?
      ONly if you are concerned about search engines tying all your sites together.
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      • Profile picture of the author RichMag
        I use it and love it. As mentioned previously, you really need to add some unique content to your site though and use wp-robot as a tool. For example:

        I will look for a niche and make a site around it. Ill write (or outsource) 10-12 articles around the niche and drip them over the course of 10 days or so. Once they are all posted, I then will run wp-robot. It has worked good for me. I have never tried just installing it on a site without unique content so I cant compare if you plan to use it that way.

        I have made some real good money on some niches, others not so much. So using it is just like anything IM related, you might think you have a great niche with little competition but you never really know for sure if it is going to convert or not unless you try.

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  • Profile picture of the author DNChamp
    Got the demo version of this and realized it does not include the articles (just PR releases)..so far those releases are not the same as my keywords. So im not sure if doing something wrong but my other question is if I get the full version does it take pics to add to the articles it post OR once it post I got to go in manually to add anytype of pic?
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    • Profile picture of the author Amy Harrop
      I use WP Robot and find it works the best, as was mentioned above, with the original content. I like to have original content, some plr content (some of it rewritten) and then WP Robot.

      I use the Amazon, Article, and Yahoo answer modules most often. I also like the Flicker module because you can add photos to your posts from the other modules and it looks more natural.

      Its a great tool, but I think it works best with proper keyword research and some original content on the blog.
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      • Profile picture of the author Amy Harrop
        Just to followup again to your question above, I use the Flicker module to add a pic, you can use the mix function and paste the picture command in the template.

        For example, I use it to have a picture post right next to the article. It should pull the picture based on your keywords.And, of course, I give full attribution back to the Flicker link. Sometimes it can be a bit random, but much of the time it adds something relatively relevant to the post.
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