Software/Script for MASSIVE Management of WP Blogs? Autoposting?

[Scott Million]

I'm getting to the point where logging in to post to each of my blogs is taking up a considerable amount of time.

Is there a software out there that handles postings for all your WordPress blogs (self-hosted)? Any software that does this and allows you to set automatic postings over a period of time (so I can load 15 post to be distributed over several weeks)?

Also, would love to hear about any RSS / Ping / Comment management/automation as well.

Would appreciate links to articles, WSOs, or products if you know of any.

Thanks so much

Scott

[WinsonYeung]

Hey, for wordpress blog, you can actually schedule the post you want to post them when reading the post

[Scott Million]

Originally Posted by WinsonYeung

Hey, for wordpress blog, you can actually schedule the post you want to post them when reading the post

Not sure I follow. Can you elaborate?

[melanied]

I think he's saying that within the Wordpress interface you can future date the posts.

Hi Scott,
I am putting the final touches on my website now that does exactly what you want.. Set it and forget it ...

James

[4morereferrals]

I bookmarked this item for later use ... sounds kinda what your after - no?

I think you want GurGazettes - Zipposter ...

She's got a few other nifty WP Blog tools as well ...

[Scott Million]

Originally Posted by 4morereferrals

I bookmarked this item for later use ... sounds kinda what your after - no?

I think you want GurGazettes - Zipposter ...

She's got a few other nifty WP Blog tools as well ...

I put "GurGazettes - Zipposter" in Google and nothing showed up. Do you have the link?

Scott

[Thomas Belknap]

Originally Posted by Scott Million

I put "GurGazettes - Zipposter" in Google and nothing showed up. Do you have the link?

Scott

Scott, maybe this can help. I didn't look at it indepth.

Installing Multiple Blogs WordPress Codex

I am unsure if this just helps in installing or actual management of multiple blogs.


Cheers,

[Scott Million]

Originally Posted by Thomas Belknap

Scott, maybe this can help. I didn't look at it indepth.

Installing Multiple Blogs WordPress Codex

I am unsure if this just helps in installing or actual management of multiple blogs.


Cheers,

Appreciated, Tom. Not quite what I'm after.

It's very possible that this doesn't exist.

[GeorgR.]

check edna's wpmanagerdx!

G.

[Scott Million]

Originally Posted by GeorgR.

check edna's wpmanagerdx!

G.

Thanks. This is still just installation, but I'll look into it

[sgtaw]

Originally Posted by Scott Million

I'm getting to the point where logging in to post to each of my blogs is taking up a considerable amount of time.

Is there a software out there that handles postings for all your WordPress blogs (self-hosted)? Any software that does this and allows you to set automatic postings over a period of time (so I can load 15 post to be distributed over several weeks)?

Also, would love to hear about any RSS / Ping / Comment management/automation as well.

Would appreciate links to articles, WSOs, or products if you know of any.

Thanks so much

Scott

Hey Scott,

Content Farmer Pro does just that. I use it and love it's abilities.

The requirements are pretty exacting though, but Jeremy is very helpful.

Here is the direct link Best Automated SEO Blog & Ping Software :: YouTube, PLR Articles, Affiliate Data Feeds, & More :: Content Farmer Pro

Here is my aff link (need a little Christmas cash

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Blessings and Merry Christmas,

Ed

[kool]

This is a plugin where you can schedule your posts and upload all of them at once and forget it.

JayBlogger - Web Content, Affiliate Marketing and Internet Marketing - The birth of my first plugin - Import CSV

If you have plenty of blogs to update, maybe you could hire me to do it for you.

Karuna

Originally Posted by Scott Million

I'm getting to the point where logging in to post to each of my blogs is taking up a considerable amount of time.

Is there a software out there that handles postings for all your WordPress blogs (self-hosted)? Any software that does this and allows you to set automatic postings over a period of time (so I can load 15 post to be distributed over several weeks)?

Also, would love to hear about any RSS / Ping / Comment management/automation as well.

Would appreciate links to articles, WSOs, or products if you know of any.

Thanks so much

Scott

[napoleonfirst]

SteadyNiche is just $10 and is really good. Content Caffeine is good too but more expensive.

[GeorgR.]

ednas wpmanagerdx has a "auto blogger" module, i myself havent tested this yet. She also has a WSO going on where you get wpmanagerdx + the auto content module + more cheap.

I was toying with getting this for some time, also, i heard good things about CF also.

[GeorgR.]

Originally Posted by napoleonfirst

SteadyNiche is just $10 and is really good. Content Caffeine is good too but more expensive.

CC is a good content creator, but is has nothing to do with managing from a central point and deploying many blogs simultaneously.

[Scott Million]

Originally Posted by GeorgR.

ednas wpmanagerdx has a "auto blogger" module, i myself havent tested this yet. She also has a WSO going on where you get wpmanagerdx + the auto content module + more cheap.

I was toying with getting this for some time, also, i heard good things about CF also.

Yeah, I think this will do it

[Tim Dixon]

You can also centrally post to all your blogs from within Google Reader.

See the thread in my sig for part 1 of how to set this up for semi-automated blogging from RSS feeds.

I'm just working on part 2 to expand on this, which will include posting your own content through GR.

Tim

[Mark Brian]

You can also try BlogDesk which allows you to remotely post from your computer to any blog you like. It's definitely faster than logging from one blog to another.

[Steve Steinitz]

Part 2 of Tim Dixon's opus will be worth the wait even if its only half as good as part 1. Also coming soon, it appears that Wordpress 2.7 will have some remote blogging features: via email for one.

[Scott Million]

Originally Posted by Mark Brian

You can also try BlogDesk which allows you to remotely post from your computer to any blog you like. It's definitely faster than logging from one blog to another.

Wow, this is great. I can't believe it's free.

Thanks a bunch!

[GuruGazette]

Scott, ZipPoster is over here

ZipPoster: A Powerful Article Publishing Plugin for WordPress

Thanks for the mention 4morereferrals

[Kelly Verge]

Scott,

I know it's just a small part of your request, but my latest two blog posts on Backlinkage detail a free way to mostly automate rss submission for new blogs. It's really helpful when you're always adding new blogs/feeds.

[vicone]

BlogDesk mentioned above is a cool tool and free. I also like that it allows you to insert images into a post.

Someone mentioned SteadyNiche. Have a close look at the text generated by SteadyNiche on the demo sites. It's readable for visiting bots but is actually gibberish to a human reader. This will do little for long term SEO.

Ivan

[4morereferrals]

Originally Posted by GuruGazette

Scott, ZipPoster is over here

Ayye Karumba .. this silly no url until 15 posts limit is irritating!
Sorry gur - the admins made me remove your link!

Thanks for the mention 4morereferrals

No problem ... Im all about the referrals

So .. does your plugin let you automagically post to ALL or many of your blogs - point and click? I suspect it does.

[That Hanson Girl]

I don't think anyone has mentioned ScribeFire, which is an addon that will allow you to update all of your blogs through Firefox. 100% free and works really well.

http://www.scribefire.com

Thank goodness after this post I'll be able to use links.

[4morereferrals]

Well there ya have it - another freebie ... off to scope scribe fire ...

and well its my 15th also :-)

Miss my old account ....

[ebiz96]

Hello Mark

I was looking for the same solution as to Scott's and this is great you provided a link to a nice little tool to solve this problem...


Many thanks

Ash

Originally Posted by Mark Brian

You can also try BlogDesk which allows you to remotely post from your computer to any blog you like. It's definitely faster than logging from one blog to another.

[Tim Dixon]

Wow some really good tools posted here.

I will have to see if I can use them in my setup at all.

Thanks all for sharing.

Tim

[4morereferrals]

Originally Posted by Tim Dixon

Wow some really good tools posted here.

I will have to see if I can use them in my setup at all.

Thanks all for sharing.

Tim

Tim,

You have no time for such trivial pursuits!!! Damn it we want Part Deux ... of your killer Google Reader system!!!

That post was ... DA Bomb!

[Tim Dixon]

Hehe. I'm working on it now, but I don't want to hijack Scotts thread. Just that I had to finish getting my WSO going (on something completely different).
Tim

[JOHN_RODRIGUEZ]

Scott,

Have you checked out Convenient Blog Post Scheduling PostLater.com ?

It handles more than just WP. I haven't used it myself (I don't have many blogs), but I've had good experiences with Dewald's other products.

John

[edpudol1973]

Why not just used wordpress scheduled post feature. All you have to do when posting is Edit the date you want your post will show to public before hitting the Publish button

[peterj]

BlogAutoPublisher: Marketer's Blogging Software

This won't install your blogs, but does more or less everything else.

It's creator Olga is Warrior forum member! Haven't seen her around much lately though!

Pete

[jjemarque]

Hey Scott,

2 Suggestions...

1.) RSS 2 Blog - autoposting + much more

2.) Microsoft Live Writer. You can load all your blogs login details into it and post to whichever blog you choose.

Hope this helps,

Jeff

[GuruGazette]

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

Why not just used wordpress scheduled post feature. All you have to do when posting is Edit the date you want your post will show to public before hitting the Publish button

For a few posts this is great to use yes. When you want to load up several months, or even a year's worth of posts though you'll quickly lose track and get confused.

That's why I created ZipPoster actually. It just automates the built in WP future date publishing, and it randomizes the amount of time between posts so everything looks like it's being manually published. And you don't have to cut and paste hundreds of articles either, you just upload a zip file and it does it all for you. (And then I created Reposter so you can keep blogs fresh even when you don't have new content to add )

Live writer is nice for blogging to multiple places from your desktop. I use it sometimes myself for ink blogging.

For creating blogs in mass I use WPMU or I just upload a pre-configured version of WP.

[Paul Schlegel]

We use good ol' RSS2Blog and it's worked just fine. There was one instance in which we had to increase memory.

For automatically creating domains, bringing back stats in one place, etc. we
use Mass Account Manager from Mass-Automation.

Then we use their Mass Auto-Installer to create the WordPress blogs across those domains fast.

After that we use their WordPress cloner to copy and paste a configuration across to the blogs we set up with Auto-Installer.

The importance of that last piece is that if we add a new plugin we can install it on ONE blog and then "copy and paste" quickly to all of the other blogs so that they have that plugin as well.

[Jon Alexander]

if you put the username and password into the relevant fields on your contentboss autoblogs, I believe you can log in automatically. Although I don't know why you'd want to - they really are autopilot fire & forget blogs.