Wow, I see 4 threads on the main forum today about autoblogging.

Otherwise known as, how can I throw up a pile of crap as soon as possible and hope to make 5 cents next month.

This cannon approach does not work for making money.

Just get over it and quit trying to be lazy.

On the other hand, if you believe having a link to your site on a ton of pages matters, even if the pages are all on the same site, then this approach may have some value to...

I was just checking out the blog statistics available in the Warrior user control panel (the weather is bad, I'm indoor and a little bored), and comparing them to the number of visitors each blog entry reports.

They should match.

They don't, not even close.

It appears that basically nothing is getting recorded in the blog statistics, even though the forum software is reporting various Warriors who have visited the blog.

That does include 'guests'...

I was just reading a thread by someone who came into the forum claiming to make $100k a year.

Of course, everyone asked how.

Of course, he have some general info - but it was also due to stuff you can buy from him that he was about to launch.

Big surprise.

Basically, its just one big spam enterprise. Create 10+ websites per day, autocreate thousands of blog posts with rss based affiliate links, and hope and pray out of the huge morass something...

If you're looking to create quick and unique content about a product, forget your pens and grab your keyboard.

Head over to eBay, search for the product, then look at listings to see what others have written to promote that product.

Then copy what is pertinent, make changes to suit your purposes, etc. - and your're good to.

Couple issues you may be asking:

Is there a duplicate content penalty? Probably not because eBay listings only last...

If you want to make quick header graphics, that still look nice, check out GFX Writer from Incansoft.com.

Once you have a formula for how you want header graphics to look on your websites, GFX is like having a graphics copier where you can crank out graphic after graphic.

Tip: You may want to write down your favorite settings, such as graphic size, fonts, colors, text effects, and so on - as that will make it even quicker to copy and create new graphics.