Which AutoBlogging System Works Best?

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Drew

I was reffered to Shez's blog aka. "My Twited autoblog method" along with Autoblog System X...I am jsut going thru them now. I posted this same comment on another board and I had quite a few votes for both of those.

I bought this WSO http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...450-sales.html a while ago and have been going through it slowly as my time permits.

It is a very in depth course as Mike covers everything you need to know about autoblogging.

I'd say it depends on what you mean by 'best'. Do you mean 'easiest to monetize', or 'most efficient at passing PR and backlinks' of 'least detectable by search engines'? Because the answer, young jedi, isn't hard to find :-)

I have a few autoblog guide that I am following closely. Good thing to refer a few different guides is that you can combine everything and create your own autoblog system.
These are the guide I have followed:
1. Autoblog Guide (FREE) by MetaFever
2. Autoblog System X
3. Autoblogging Income (Ewen Chia)
4. Autoblog BluePrint 2.0
5. Autoblog Domination

I love WP Robot plugin to autoblog for wordpress. It's really a wonderful software

You can try the one in my signature for Free.

i have some autoblogs and i highly recommend first getting Michael Johnson's Autoblogging Blueprint, which is very in depth and covers everything you need to do to build an autoblog. then for software i recommend Carty's Autoblogging Software. Michael Johnson recommends WPRobot but Carty's software is superior to WPRobot imho. if you get Carty's software and follow the Autoblogging Blueprint, it's hard not to make money

Wow, looks like you have way MORE info than you will ever need to know about auto blogging with all of those resources.

Do you have any sites done yet and are they making you money?

I've built a few demo sites for testing purposes only. Right now I'm focusing
on gathering the best ideas from each program with the intention of combining
the best parts from each into one MEGAUOTBLOG!!!

Hey Kevin,

Yea man...it sounds like you have all of the information you could possibly need. Now it is just a matter of erecting the "foundation" so to speak.

I am a lot like you. When I am working on a new form of promotion or a new technique I "gather" all of the information I can on the subject, from as many different sources as possible (free and paid sources) and then start to piece together a unique system for myself.

Kudos to you. Your work will pay off.

Just don't forget the action element. :-)

I hear ya Kevin...

I am a lover of information...knowledge. I soak it up like a sponge. BUT, when it comes to marketing online I have had to learn to take one thing at a time, move hard on it and then slowly automate it or outsource it once I have tweaked the hell out of it, and then let it go before I hit up "the next thing."

Otherwise I will end up doing what I did at the University...spending money like crazy, learning everything I could in every discipline imaginable, and never choosing a major over the course of 8 years.

Ha!

I see you are in Dallas.

I am just outside of Tyler.

Be easy, and good luck to ya!


Adam

I personally use the WP Mage software which I really like. It's a big expensive, but I have had some pretty good results.

Sid

You are on the path to delaying your success by three years! I have studied more than a dozen autoblog programs. While there are several I don't like, pretty much, any ONE of them will work. Allot yourself 1 hour to review all the info you already have. Then choose ONE. Build at least 20-30 blogs before going back to read a second system. When you do, you will learn how to tweak what you are doing, but not necessarily change everything you are doing.

Autoblogging, and probably any other blogging, is a long-term income project. Once they are setup and marketed, you can expect the next four months to be very slow growth. After that fourth month, your blog will likely take off or not.

It is a numbers game. As a beginner, you can expect more losers than winners. The number of losers will reduce over time as you get better, but you can always expect losers.

BTW, you can pretty much discard any system that does not tell you that you need to start with your own unique articles to begin with. You need at least a few of your own articles drip fed for awhile and possibly throughout the life of the blog. You also need a little bit of SEO and some smart marketing of the blog if you expect anything from it.

Your goal is to QUICKLY produce blogs with QUALITY posts in mass QUANTITY and to market them on the fly. You can use plugins to help market the blog, but you need to do external marketing up front and not depend on the blogs automarketing techniques.

The tighter the niche for each blog, the better. Don't let yourself get too broad. It is better to have five mediocre blogs each with a tight niche than to try to build one general blog to cover all five niches even tho they may be related.

.com, .org, and .net last the longest. There are many horror stories about .info domains making page one and then disappearing from Google never to be heard from again. If you pick 100 long-tail keywords and enter them into google to search one at the time, you will not find 10 .info domains on page one. When you do find a .info, search again in three months to see if it is still there.

Set your budget as high as you can. Try to setup a blog a day, at least five days a week. If not, get as many as you can up.

Good luck
Buck

You can make your own autoblog system by using other guides and combine them.

I use WP Robot..it seems nice, but doesn't fits my requirements at all.
So..the first option I've wrote is the one I recommend more.

there's a free ebook on this topic at bloggerhigh.

I would recommend Carty's software. The advantages over individual blog plug is are many.

Firstly, it's very versatile in what you can add to your blog. Secondly, it allows you to manage any number of autoblogs from one desktop app rather than having to log in to them all to do changes or tweaks. Thirdly, for what you get its a very good price.

The Most Powerful Auto Blogging Software (although I am an affiliate of the product, that is not an affiliate link)

There are many systems out there but you would be wise to use one that allows you some flexability over your posts. One that allows you to customize them so to speak. Also be sure to get good "tools" to help you...such as MKT SAM...great tool that will cerainly help you save time and aid in your research.

If you can wait a couple of weeks there will be a new one on the scene....see below

Any way you go make sure you thoroughly research your niche, mix up your content sources and don't rely on just one source of monetization...thats over half the battle right there and often times its where the war is won.

Good luck!

It looks like the OP quit posting here two weeks ago. Good for him, I hope he is blogging.

If someone here is looking to autoblog but has a restricted budget, you can use WP-o-Matic, a FREE plugin for WordPress. It only does RSS feeds, but it works and can be used to get started. Rather than learn every aspect of autoblogging, you can start with one small step and get a couple dozen blogs up before investing in expensive scripts like WP Robot.

When I started with WP Robot, I bought the unlimited core and a couple of modules to start with. Now the base product comes with several modules, not just one. So, it is inexpensive to get started with WP Robot.

I have run into several similar threads to this at various places so I think I will write an article and post it on my site about getting started in Autoblogging.

Good luck y'all
Buck

The thing with autoblogging is that most of the tools arent accurate and can sometimes post unrealted content. Its best to find a tool that allows you to choose your own content and manipulate it if you want to....

I realize that may not be conidered true "auto" blogging but then again is it better to use unreliabel equipment just because it is supposedly hands off or something that allows you more control and accuracy with your posting?

The choice is yours....

- Ethne Hunt

None of the autoblogging tools are perfect. The only thing you want an autoblog to do is to attract people who want to click on your links. You do not want its visitors to read your content! You want them to click away on your links and either click an ad, follow a CPA offer or to buy a product or affiliate product. Perfect links are more desired than perfect content.

The only two things you want an autoblog, or any blog, to do is to convince the search engines you have something worth showing and to convince human visitors to leave by way of a link. I would rather 100 visitors a day leave my site in 5 seconds via a link than to have 10,000 visit the site for 30 minutes each and go back to the search engine. You never want them to return to the search engine.

The goal is to set the blogs up, set them up fast and set them up often and to be just good enough to get the visitor in front of the links they want to click.

(bear in mind this is Internet Marketing, not the general public I am addressing.)

Thought I would update this post a little and let everyone know that I appreciate all the great feedback. There's alot of great information on this thread!

I had to step away for a little while to deal with some family issues but I am back on my autobloq quest now

I plan to read all the replies here because there is wealth of knowledge.

Thanks again to everyone for all the valuable contributions!

In terms of autoblogging software, I've found WP-Robot to work quite well. It is best to keep in mind that any type of autoblogging software is just a tool, and nothing more.

With that said, your success at autoblogging is going to depend on how you utilize the software, and whether you do your homework first before setting up these blogs, by properly researching the keywords and niche(s).

I still feel that autoblogging is somewhat of a misnomer, as there really isn't anything "automatic" about this process in my opinion.