Auto Blogging - Need info

I personally would not do auto blogging...but its your choice. I don't know much about it, because I don't want anything to do with that sort of thing. Maybe someone else will know.

Best thing to do is hire 100 micro workers to do blogs for you, for as little as nothing, real low price..
Boost them back links too at the same time & a real person is much better with this, than some spin bot.

Auto blogging used to work, Now you will get and can get penalized from google for doing it. Many problems with automation now and if you are not an expert at black hat I would not recommend it.
Now having rss feeds can help on certain pages but for the main content it should be the main real content.

Nosense has the right idea and one I use right now. I have a virutal worker that creates blogs for me on a constant basis.

I can't think of one good reason why you'd want to auto blog.

They don't rank, due to google's panda/penguin updates.

They will not get any real human followers.

Do some real KW research with good content (I did not say great) rank and monetize. Take the check and cash it...next.

Yes. It works very well. People say, incorrectly, that Google does not like autoblogs or punishes autoblogs. This is not true.

Google 'punishes' websites for many reasons, not simply because a blog is 'automated'. The problem is, poorly made autoblogs have all sorts of other characteristics that cause problems with Google.

But simple 'automation' is not punished by Google. Google looks at the content of a web page and evaluates it by a number of criteria.

With the new 'curation craze' many content sources make it easy to syndicate and attribute their content. Most current WP plugins for curation and autoblogging take advantage of this by properly formatting and attributing content.

I think the term 'autoblog' got a bad name because early autoblogs really were garbage, but more importantly early autoblog tools would freely scrape content and images with no regard to copyright or attribution. Modern tools do a much better job of only using content designed for syndication and adding proper attribution and links.

That being said, creating an effective autoblog that appeals to Google takes more work then setting up a bunch of plugins, entering your posting criteria and hitting "Go".


Wordpress is generally the best because it is flexible and allows many different ways of automating content and monetization.

The best plugins are robust and allow a lot of customization and manual implementation of features.

It is important to use a number of tools, plugins and themes in combination to create a good site. For example, WP Robot is a good 'autoblog' plugin, but it is made more effective when combined with a premium theme and other plugins that enhance the appearance, functionality and user experience on the site.

If you are setting up a true autoblog, you want a niche with lots of content and information in syndication. If the tools cannot find a lot of articles and content, the chances are higher that you will find less useful or non-related content published on your blog.

A lot of autoblogs are designed to be set-and-forget. For this reason many use AdSense as a primary source of revenue.


I like Auto Blog Blueprint (now in v3.0) because it teaches skills that are universal and can be applied to any model such as blogs, adsense or Amazon sites not just autoblogs. Only a small part of the course is directly about the 'auto' part.

Also, the ABB methodology is based on WordPress and offers many options for automating blogs.

Mahlon

simply i use autoblogs for all my blogs and they work all fine
but this is not every thing you have to but something from your own like videos or articles...
Louie

Autoblogs work very good.
Don't listen those,who nothing know about them.
Autoblogs now,like creating authority blogs on autopilot.
Content curation actually is autoblogging. Your own coments can be easily automated to each article.
Moreover,private blog networks,is the best way ,to build backlinks,after penguin update.

People need usefull information from professionals. People don't need crap.even if it's unique,and written by hand.

yes Auto blogs does work and sometimes can rank even faster then anything, just need to careful when setting up the campaign ( timing). don't set it up for just one keyword also use LSI keywords.

My auto blog is ranking for many different keywords and getting 1500 unique visits (started 3 months ago)

agree with Mahlon and kaizerinfo

people who never used autoblogs can't tell u anything about it.

Stick with natural blog marketing and dont do autoblogging.

I am wondering about the mixed messages on this topic too. As much automation as possible is ideal as it frees you up to do other tasks, but if the content is crap then it the site is crap - I appreciate this. Then I keep wondering how effective something like WPRobot would be?
I suppose it comes down to good ol' fashioned testing again?

Auto blogging is good but manual blogging is much more better compare to auto blogging.

You might want to check this out, Blogging on Autopilot 2012 - Auto Blog Blueprint 3.0

Just so you know, I have tried an auto blog plugin named, wp-robot, but I ended up deactivating the plugin for it sometimes pulled garbage contents.

Personally, I would rather focus on providing quality contents for my readers.

I hope you could make a good decision about this.

Cheers,
Louie Tugas

Yes autoblogs still work well. Such sort of sites usually built on WordPress + some special autoblogging plugin (there are few around to choose from). However autoblogs don't have to look like classic textual blogs. They can look like tube sites, online shops, pinterest-style sites, picture/video galleries, audio archives, online magazines, dictionaries and even social sites.

There is no BEST autoblogging software at all. There are 3 different types of it:

1. Freeware autoblogging software for everybody (e.g. CyberSyn)
2. Premium autoblogging software for newbies (e.g. WpRobot and Caffeinated Content)
3. Professional autoblogging software for experienced IM's (check my signature)

Almost any: sports, funny things, food, space, cars, software, electronics, toys, computer games etc. Just make sure to use legit content only. I mean don't steal.

Can't suggest anything specific. Just type "autoblogging" in Google and you'll find tons of useful resources like blogs, forums etc.

E.g.: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...bscribers.html

For some auto, blogging might still work very well.

Personally I have three auto blog sites all more than three years old (one with more than 15.000 Twitter followers) being de-indexed recently.

Content curation seems to be a better way to follow.

This is one of the most confusing threads I've ever read. How can people sit there and encourage auto-blogging. It's plain and utter ridiculous.

To the OP, don't be lazy, at least hire someone to write articles for you if you can't be bothered. Don't auto-blog, why do you want to present someone else's information on your own website for people to read when they can read it from the original source. The only reason I would have someone else's content on my site is if I was referencing it, showcasing it or commenting on the piece itself.

This is ridiculous, unless your doing those examples above, and your not just creating a blog that pulls in content so you don't have to do any work, write the content yourself.

Just my opinion, but autoblogging is a waste of time if you are trying to make money. Unique content is the only way to go and if you want to make the most out of a blog, you need fresh content regularly.

Benjamin Ehinger

Google has penalized auto blogging sites recently. I would not waste my time and resources.

Everything takes work, even autoblogging. I've created 15 or so autoblogs and I've created 15 or so niche websites with unique content. They both take work to make money.

Autoblogging is more of a numbers game. Seeing how much I make from just one autoblog, I would need hundreds of them to make a living.

Autoblogging is a hard business model to crack. I have had better luck making unique niche websites.

Also, I've discovered that I would much rather have 10 websites that make $500 each per month rather than close to 170 autoblogs that each make $30 per month.

If you want to learn about autoblogging, autoblog blueprint 3.0 has good info.

I've used wp-robot and I like it.

When autoblogging you have to pick niches that have enough content to draw from.

it's always great to provide valuable contents for our readers, so I will not recommend auto-blogging.

Just my two cents.

Planning high to get indexed & getting all things performed well in a desired way, then opt for Autoblogging that brings you quick references to great share of information on your website & brings good traffic too.

For good traffic strategy, kindly go for a good niche with medium competition so that you can score good in a less time.

It's a real fun to read some comments here. Especially from the people that have no idea on what they are talking about

What's the difference between autoblogging and regular blogging?