blackbeans
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- Nov 29, 2008
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There are many ways to define auto blogging.
The classic definition is scraping RSS feeds using bits and snippets of text and attracting search engine traffic this way.
The idea is even if you get ranked within the guts of search results for your target keywords, you have so many pages of content that eventually, these small random visitors can add up to a mighty river of potentially profitable traffic.
That is wishful thinking nowadays.
That might have worked a while back, but not today.
The good news is that auto blogging is still alive and kicking, but not in the way you expect.
You have to use social media content and scrape specific niches on different social media platforms to put together a nice-looking, niche-specific post.
You can use a pre-made structure to do this, but whatever the case may be, your social media-sourced content that isn't already ranking on Google can help you get ahead in the rankings.
The classic definition is scraping RSS feeds using bits and snippets of text and attracting search engine traffic this way.
The idea is even if you get ranked within the guts of search results for your target keywords, you have so many pages of content that eventually, these small random visitors can add up to a mighty river of potentially profitable traffic.
That is wishful thinking nowadays.
That might have worked a while back, but not today.
The good news is that auto blogging is still alive and kicking, but not in the way you expect.
You have to use social media content and scrape specific niches on different social media platforms to put together a nice-looking, niche-specific post.
You can use a pre-made structure to do this, but whatever the case may be, your social media-sourced content that isn't already ranking on Google can help you get ahead in the rankings.