xboxps3wow
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- Jan 15, 2010
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I use wprobot a little differently, i have a nice landing page on the domain and a blog on the subdomain... its getting very little traffic but it seems to help out the main page a lot.
I've set up 40+ autoblogs with wp robot as the main autoblog plugin. WP robot rocks and I'm now concentrating on traffic.
Each autoblog seems to start making money in the 3rd month. Now several are clicking along nicely.
Keep with the updates
Don't post too close together once set up (I post about 1 year's content when I set it ups)
Use an A**load of keywords.
Post every 6 hours
In WP robot you can backdate and post in bulk. (EG Post 1000 posts dated between last year and this year)How do you setup a years of content? Thanks!
Nabbed ~1000 homepage visits in the first month with my first WP-Robot setup.
My focus was using WP-Robot in combination with auto submit plugins to put my link building on auto.
Grabbed a 4th rank position on my keyword within the first week.
All about the plugins.
Here's what I did:
- Set up a product review page as the WP homepage
- Create a page called "Info Hub" feeding related authority blog posts
- Changed permalink structure to "/%category%/%postname%/"\
- Installed, setup All-In-One SEO plugin
- Search Google for ping list, paste this into your WP
- Install Max Blog Ping Optimizer (puts a cap on pings & keeps you from getting banned from the ping sites)
- Install Web Traffic Genius plugin (auto-submits each post to RSS aggregators)
- Install Deep Link Engine (automatic trackbacks)
Gonna throw Auto Social Poster into the mix soon too & track results.
Also thinking about auto tweeting my blog feed - might catch some viral retweets & traffic
I just set WP-Robot to aggregate and auto-post entries from guys I think have solid content. They all get filed under a page called Info Hub.
Question on wp-robot and amazon: I find that I am getting several thousand clicks but no conversions. Is it counting every time it pulls content, or checks for content. Because I know that the less than 100 people I am getting to my autoblog are not clicking on amazon over ten times each...
So, that can only mean that WP-robot is causing a click to happen either when it posts, or when it checks for content...
And some of the numbers that others have posted in this thread lead me to think the same thing. Are everyone's other statistics, like unique visitors making sense for the number of clicks you are recording in wp-robot?
Anyone else have any ideas on this?
I thought Google had taken steps to remove content spinners and auto bloggers from the results. is that not the case?