Best software to manage web 2.0 blogs?

[BeerMe]

I want to set up a lot of blogs for tiered backlinks. What's the best software to manage free web 2.0 blogs?

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Excel

 

[BeerMe]

Excel

I want the software to manage posting and other duties.

 

[aidenhera]

I want the software to manage posting and other duties.

Tier 1 excel. tier 2,3 rankerx

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Tier 1 excel. tier 2,3 rankerx

Exactly. One is done by hand. The other you say look ma no hands.

 

[asmorth]

Semi manual
autofillmagic

take a look

 

[dztimes]

I want to set up a lot of blogs for tiered backlinks. What's the best software to manage free web 2.0 blogs?

Fix tool for you here: www.weontech.com

 

[X]

There aren't really any good ones that I've come across, but would be interested if anyone can recommend some that are cheap (one time or low monthly) with no limits - I built my own for in-house use but its pretty rough; would rather buy a solid solution that offers a high degree of control (not interested in spinning/adding spammy content).

 

[aidenhera]

Exactly. One is done by hand. The other you say look ma no hands.

However rankerx is very pricy. i probably will make more web 2.0s templates in zennoposter and start using it again. webs 2.0 work very well on tier 2 (or tier 1 manual) as link juice tanks.

If I pushed all that link juice into profile instead of web 2.0 then that would be weak af. it would transfer link juice, but not relevancy.

 

[BeerMe]

I find it surprising that nothing like this exists. I imagine there must be people with huge networks of free blogs.

 

[Deleted member 120847]

rankerx/fcsnetwork
moneyrobot

 

[webhostingproviders]

RankerX is the best

 

[aidenhera]

I find it surprising that nothing like this exists. I imagine there must be people with huge networks of free blogs.

its unnefective. you need private proxies and always use same IP.

if you have private proxies, then you cant post spun content. because they will get flagged. network of webs if expensive to maintain if you have to pay for articles.


in case of public proxies, with each login you use different IP. so the more logins the more likely your blog will get on their radar and banned.

 

[BeerMe]

its unnefective. you need private proxies and always use same IP.

if you have private proxies, then you cant post spun content. because they will get flagged. network of webs if expensive to maintain if you have to pay for articles.


in case of public proxies, with each login you use different IP. so the more logins the more likely your blog will get on their radar and banned.

I had no idea they are this strict.