Best Tools To Post Automated Content To Wordpress?

Almost every one available has been discussed in detail in this post:

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...lly-works.html

I personally like WP-O-MAtic now that I've learned it.

Steve

I would second that vote for WP-O-Matic, yes it can be a pain in the ass sometimes, but once you know how to fix any little foibles, the functionality it has is just awesome. And of course it's free (although to keep your conscience clear you should donate something to the developer for providing such a great plugin).

Just to balance it out, there are others such as:
FeedWordPress (free)
Caffeinated Content (paid)
YAAB (free)

and some others have been offered in the WSO section as well (not sure if they are still available)

Tim

I do offer a dripfeed service that allows you to add unlimited blogs, so if you got 30 blogs then you can put them all on auto-pilot. Nothing to install, No plugins, No theme issues, will post to WordPress 2.6 and 2.7...

Need more information PM me..

James

Ralf are you looking for something that auto posts and update rss feeds and that type of thing or are you looking for something that will auto post your articles and then notify the bookmarking sites?

If you want to auto post a zip file containing articles, I use JP's script. I wrote about it on my blog
Load Your Articles And Forget About Them : The Marketing Educator
There are 3 scripts in one - I use it and it works great.
No cron headaches like with WP-O-Matic (which I am testing on another blog I have)

If you are just doing one or two sites PM me and I'll give you a hand with it so you can try it out.

Autoblogged works for me, but it is not free. The author pays close attention to his customers and keeps it updated with new features and improvements. At least worth a look.

I have a question: Do these auto posters post RELEVANT and UNIQUE content to your blog?

Mine will.. Because the information you post comes from you... I think it is very important for your blog to have your own personal written stuff, unless you hire a writer to do the writting for you.. Point is though it is much more effective to use your own unique content..

My system is built to do just that ...

James

Hallo Ralf

There is no question for me it's Caffeinated Content.

Hey guys,

I just wanted to say thanks to everyone that makes such informative posts.

I am learning a great deal from you all.

I hope over time I can contribute back.

Thanks.

How about blogsolution? Has anyone tried this custom blog platform before? Would appreciate if you could share your experience.

It might interest folks to know that I'll be completely revamping SLOBS
(Super Lazy Organic Blogging System) later this month. For those who want
complete control over the content posted in their blogs, but not wanting to
do the writing themselves, then SLOBS is the perfect answer for you. Not
only will it post complete articles written by somebody else who WANTS you
to post them, but it will do so in an organic pattern, and is Blogger friendly
too. Of course SLOBS will post to WordPress as well.

HTH

Glenn

Are there any automatic posting tools for blogger.com?

I don't want to deal with wordpress. Blogger does the trick and it gets pretty good traffic for me.

Does YAAB (or WPOM) work with Wordpress MU? Anyone tried it?

Thanks Tim, I'll go check that out. I Have a Plan

http://www.Blogomator.com is definately is the best one.
It posts articles on schedule, adds posts to twitter and automatically adds bookmarks to every post

Call me biased but my favorites are my own

ADPS (The Affiliate Datafeed Profit System) for affiliate datafeed content that can be mixed and matched from multiple merchants, pulled in by keywords and phrases, grouped together to create comparison shopping style posts, etc.

Combined with ZipPoster for drip feeding my own content, PLR, stuff I've gotten ghostwriters to create, etc.

And then of course mix in Reposter (or any combination of the three actually) and you have an amazingly organic, killer Google Pavlov system that just keeps running no matter what you are or are not doing

I do run WP Omatic on a few sites and it's pretty good for an RSS importer too.

Im writing a software tool to run from your desktop that will auto post to wordpress. Once its complete I will be looking for critique so stay tuned

I will tell you more when I'm closer to finishing this (Not long ;P)

Hi,
I have installed Yaab onto my WP blog, but I am unable see it in my settings, so therefore I am unable to activate, this is the case with both my blogs and each is running on adifferent version of WP, any ideas?

Peter

HI,

Just one note about WP-O-Matic. I used it on a dedicated box to automate press releases to a wp site. I had over 200 automated tasks and it "fried" the server in a month. I think WP-O-Matic is a nice plugin, but be careful how many 'cron' processes you create using it.

My suggestion is for you to add only what you need, then monitor the server, shared server, etc. and only when it handles the processes, add more. You might also consider running the processes when your visitors are most likely to be sleeping.

In my case, I found out that adding "used" content actually killed my traffic. There is nothing better than original content or at least as close to it.

Success,
Sam

I have set up Yaab on my blog (eventually) but what I do not undersatnd is this

1. How do you combine posts from different RSS feeds
2. How do you insert complete posts, instead of just the snippet of the article inserted.


This will do for now

Help!!!

Peter

I'm personally getting a ton of spam from these auto blogs that people keep making.

It's pretty pointless spamming content to the search engines and especially pointless when people like myself have plugins like Akismet installed that just dump the trackbacks from auto blogs.

I've actually written some PHP scripts that create unique content and automatically posts several posts to a blog every day, at random times. Generally very little (if any) of the content in the posts is taken from another website, and if it is, it's because it's directly relevant to the post.

Most of the content comes from hundreds of randomizers that I've created and hand-written ahead of time, and the chances that two blog posts will ever be the same are about 0.0001%, even if hundreds of blogs use the same scripts. This is integrated with variable data that my spiders pull from certain websites.

An example would be a baseball box score. My spider would pull all relevant data from the box score (location, hits, errors, runs, weather, player stats, etc.), and then "write" a post about the game. I'm currently testing a script that does this.

Another example that's currently live is a blog about Spyware. It pulls from a database I have about various computer processes, and "writes" information about the process, whether or not it's spyware, what action you should take (if any), and links to a PC Cleaner with my affiliate link.

It's different than most "autoblog" scripts out there, but I think in a good way. The primary downside is that the topics are limited to those I am able to create, and it takes about a week or more to create a good script, so I only have a few so far (three complete and four more in testing). I've gotten great results from them though. Some of my blogs are getting thousands of visitors a month, most directly from Google searches.

Anyway, I didn't write this post to advertise my software, so I'm not sure if I should post a link to my sales page. I just find Autoblogging to be fascinating, but I've never been a big fan of autobloggers that take content from other sites and swap out words. If anyone wants to check out my software, PM me.

Robert