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Autoblogging

by daylio
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Anyone had success with autoblogging?
Is it still working or is google catching on?
#autoblogging
  • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
    I am having success with it. However, you would never know my blogs are autoblogs nor do I rely on Google for my traffic. They are are not anything like you'd find in this forum.

    My autoblogs use completely free plugins and high quality PLR and YouTube videos. They auto-post to the site and then to their matching Facebook pages. Advertising is automatically displayed and featured images automatically selected. It even auto-paginates the content for improved time on site and a reduced bounce rate.

    The only work I do is setup an initial facebook like campaign that runs on $5/day. I spend 15 minutes a month uploading the PLR to the site.
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    • Profile picture of the author onSubie
      Originally Posted by wolfmmiii View Post

      I am having success with it. However, you would never know my blogs are autoblogs nor do I rely on Google for my traffic. They are. It anything like you'd find here.

      My autoblogs use completely free plugins and high quality PLR and YouTube videos. They auto-post to the site and then to their matching Facebook pages. Advertising is automatically displayed and featured images automatically selected. It even auto-paginates the content for improved TOS and a reduced bounce rate.

      The only work I do is setup an initial facebook like campaign that runs on $5/day. I spend 15 minutes a month uploading the PLR to the site.
      So when is your WSO? Your previous ones have been great
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  • Profile picture of the author blueclcl
    Originally Posted by daylio View Post

    Anyone had success with autoblogging?
    Is it still working or is google catching on?


    Auto blogging hasn't worked for a while now..( Auto Blogging That relies on Google Traffic )


    My advice would be to do something else, and that something else will 99.9% of the time require hard work.
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  • Profile picture of the author erob
    Your already on point with Facebook thats's probably were your hitting the mark anyway I would think.
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  • Profile picture of the author Long Beach Nathan
    I had an interest in autoblogging from time to time, but I realized that it's actually theft. There's several problems with it anyway. Don't expect to build a lasting business with it. Google "autoblogging sucks", and you might see what I mean.
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    • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
      Originally Posted by Long Beach Nathan View Post

      I had an interest in autoblogging from time to time, but I realized that it's actually theft. There's several problems with it anyway. Don't expect to build a lasting business with it. Google "autoblogging sucks", and you might see what I mean.
      Autoblogging isn't theft at all unless you are using stolen content....

      Stick with quality PLR and stop relying on Google for traffic and you can have a successful autoblog. If you are relying on RSS feeds to populate an autoblog, you are doing it wrong.

      Google "PayPal sucks" and "Walmart sucks" and "Apple sucks" and "Microsoft sucks". What do you think you are going to find when you google terms like that??
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      • Profile picture of the author onSubie
        Originally Posted by wolfmmiii View Post

        Autoblogging isn't theft at all unless you are using stolen content....

        Stick with quality PLR and stop relying on Google for traffic and you can have a successful autoblog. If you are relying on RSS feeds to populate an autoblog, you are doing it wrong.

        Google "PayPal sucks" and "Walmart sucks" and "Apple sucks" and "Microsoft sucks". What do you think you are going to find when you google terms like that??

        Gold nuggets fall out of the sky here at the Warrior Forum and nobody is paying attention.

        Everyone is asking what they should do with their last $28.
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        • Profile picture of the author discrat
          And the ' if i cant do it then it wont work' crowd overruns this thread lol

          Like one warrior had said if you know what you are doing auto blogging can still be lucrative ;-)


          -Robert Andrew
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  • Profile picture of the author supereek
    Autoblogging for organic traffic is terrible, it will even hurt your site rankings as the content you are auto-posting usually comes trough a RSS feed or something, meaning that it has been alrady published somewhere. Google sees duplicate content and makes your blog worthless. If you dont know what to write about, take a existing article (just so you get an idea about the subject) and rewrite that completely with your own words. Dont spin it, but really rewrite it and add more info to it (enrich the content).
    goodluck
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    Autoblogging used to be a way to "skim" through the marketing process of blog marketing, but these days.... i wouldn't try it. Why not just build up a regular blog step-by-step? With good information that you wrote yourself, and that your readers will come back and want to learn more from you? Hope you're not out for the quick *big* buck.
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    • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
      Originally Posted by Randall Magwood View Post

      Autoblogging used to be a way to "skim" through the marketing process of blog marketing, but these days.... i wouldn't try it. Why not just build up a regular blog step-by-step? With good information that you wrote yourself, and that your readers will come back and want to learn more from you? Hope you're not out for the quick *big* buck.
      The hardest part of building a good autoblog is finding good PLR. If you can find good PLR, running a good blog becomes easy - with zero need for Google.

      Autoblogs don't HAVE to be poor and for the "quick buck". My newest autoblog is maybe two weeks old, already has over 2000 fans, and is already making me a few bucks. Once I upload the bulk of the PLR, it will start performing very well. I already have a few doing so already.

      Autoblogs are very doable. You just have to put the initial effort into setting them up properly. The problem with most autoblogs is that they are poorly setup and rely exclusively on RSS feeds.
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