Best Software to manage private blog network?

thethrowdest

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• Apr 7, 2014

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Hi guys,

I have about 100 wordpress blogs, I need to do auto posting and dripping. Maybe even possible creating blogs and managing everything from a control panel. What is the best software to manage my private blog network?

 

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a1683

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• Apr 7, 2014

• #2

maybe senuke xcr do this job , look for tutorials

 

thethrowdest

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Not what im looking for I need to schedule posts and pull content

 

JasonS

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thethrowdest said:

Not what im looking for I need to schedule posts and pull content

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FCS Networker or Rankwyz.

 

partymarty4870

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your dusty old copy of AMR (if you haven't deleted it yet) will work well as a scheduler and poster

 

JournoNick

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If they're all wordpress then just use Kontent Machine, you can pull article, spin them with images ad video then auto post to your wordpress blogs with scheduled options.

 

lover

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Checkout ManageWP.

 

Nerevar

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MainWP, Manage WP, CMS Commander, Infinite WP.

 

shikind11

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Better create your own bot with zenno as any software like cms commander or managewp might leave a footprint. .

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D.A. Mokes

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• Apr 8, 2014

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I am also using Rankwyz. It's useful and easy to feed content your PBN. The price is pretty decent too. You can buy premade web2.0 for like 20 cents.

 

Nerevar

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shikind11: Care to elaborate or just guessing?

Unless the software developer was really sloppy, none of the mentioned should leave a footprint. Not to mention all of them are already used on thousands, some on tens of thousands of websites.