Hi Dipenb if you've got or heard of the affiliate code by M.Jones you'll see he uses a similar technique for blogger cos google expects blogger to have a load of links.

I have a similar question for wordpress experts on the technique I saw on Michael Jones' affiliate code

It was a traffic generation in module 6 which I thought was extremely good and here it is;

Say I have a blogger that ends in blogspot.com


eg Teez.blogspot.com

and then custom domain it to teez.com via blogger

Then would I be right in thinking I can still use the traffic generation techniques in module 6 of the clickbank code where M.Jones uses ''wp Mu's'' to drive traffic to his blogger page.

Cos I understand he says don't ever do it for a .com but if its technically a blog which I just custom domained into a .com is that alright?


Or should I use the traffic generation technique whilst its still has the ''.blogspot.com'' and then after a couple of days when Im done building the site then customdomain it from teez.blogspot.com to teez.com

Thanks guys

keith baxter is the NINJA with wordpress MU's and this strategy.... i'd find out from him....

Thanks dave ill search for him on Warrior forums he is on wf right?

That's what LinkDozer is based on.

It works best when you have a good deal of your own domains (on different IPs), and then you create lots of subdomains with them. Each subdomain will be a separate wordpress blog.

After that you create networks from all of these blogs (some interlinked and some non-interlinked), submit content to them; rinse & repeat.

Soon you'll have several powerful blog networks (sometimes with hundreds of blogs) which you can benefit from.

The point is to have unique content on each post. I use high quality spinnable articles for that.

Unique content and the right interlinking is all that matters

Keiths method uses WP MU blogs and a plugin for Wordpress. The content for posting to the MU Blogs gets mashed up and then posted. The content on the MU blogs is not that great of course however, it doesn't seem to matter that much according to Keith, and from my own testing he seems to be correct. The plugin he offers is free, however I had quite a few problems with it - so have been debugging it over past couple of weeks, and have fixed a number of bugs that caused the original plugin to sometimes go crazy posting just about non-stop! So just be careful with the plugin that's currently available - only test it on one site and if you have problems deactivate it until we can get this bug free one finished and fully tested.

Thanks for that Gmac but with the sites im using i dont need that many backlinks and i can do them manually only thing is i eventually want to change the domain name from.blogspot.com to a .com.

Now I would just have done that right at the start before even wrtitng any content on the blog but when i saw the method in the affiliate code by Mike Jones he said to use it only for a blog because google doesnt mind when a blog gets an influx of backlinks as blogs are meant to get them anyways

But if you do this for a new domain then it would raise eyebrows in google.

Thats why I wanted to know if technically im not breaking the rules because custom domaining a blog from .blogspot.com to just a .com means technically its still a blog just with a .com at the end but as im not sure i havent employed it yet.


But thanks for the info tho hopefully someone will be willing to share /help