Blog networks

[Marco69]

It's not a good idea to post the same content to all of the domains.

If you are using those websites as a PBN, you should only produce unique content for each website. Each site should be set up properly, like a normal website. To manage such a number of websites, you need to have a team working full time on it because, in real life, it's a lot more difficult than you might imagine. Even using a management tool would be very time consuming to do on your own.

Instead, what you could do is to build a significantly smaller number of websites on much more powerful domains. It would be a lot cheaper, faster, and more efficient.

Is not Alex Hormozi post his same content, shorts and reels multiple times on multiple platforms daily ? Guerilla marketing- he is omnipresent in the web. But not forget he is one of the "creators mafia" he has capital and has a team who doing all the hard work, you the solo entrepreneur without budget will not be able to do this at this mass scale.

 

[Diplomat]

Is not Alex Hormozi post his same content, shorts and reels multiple times on multiple platforms daily ? Guerilla marketing- he is omnipresent in the web. But not forget he is one of the "creators mafia" he has capital and has a team who doing all the hard work, you the solo entrepreneur without budget will not be able to do this at this mass scale.

Articles are a different medium from videos, and Google uses them differently. Also, it's basic SEO knowledge that duplicate content is bad. Not sure why you made such a comparison, or am I missing something?

 

[Marco69]

Articles are a different medium from videos, and Google uses them differently. Also, it's basic SEO knowledge that duplicate content is bad. Not sure why you made such a comparison, or am I missing something?

Write an article, make reels of the same content,videos and podcasts this is not double content for you ?

 

[Diplomat]

Write an article, make reels of the same content,videos and podcasts this is not double content for you ?

I was talking about articles themselves, not repurposing them. So, no, they are not duplicate content in the sense of having the same article on multiple domains.

So, if we are talking about the context of this thread.. it is not a smart thing to do to post a single article on 1500 domains.

 

[convan-suki]

You can use WP RSS aggregator plugins with auto-post cron jobs, but mass duplicate content like this gets penalized hard by Google.

 

[cartuno]

Hey everyone,

I have seen a few of them out there. Some of them have different domains, different' IP's and C Class. Some are all hosted on wordpress blogs. The idea behind this is to create, let's say 1500 or so wordpress blogs, and then be able to post articles to these things through feeds of some sorts automatically. So I'd update one blog and all blogs would then be updated with the exact same information. Any ideas on how this would work?

Thanks

the technical aspect of creating several WordPress blogs is the easier one of the two. the tough bit is making sure that they remain useful, that they are mainttained, and are sufficiently different to have their own meaning. Where everything is automated nd the same, trust nd value is difficult to create. from my point of view, smaller blogs with unique content nd a partiicular purposse would be better.

 

[Nikolaos]

Cool concept! A custom WordPress dashboard that feeds or updates articles across sites via the REST API could be super powerful.

Yes but you still need to create it, or find someone who can.

 

[bestbosn]

The same article posted to 1,500 blogs, you need to start with 100 blogs and see if things will work out for you first before going in big

 

[Marco69]

The same article posted to 1,500 blogs, you need to start with 100 blogs and see if things will work out for you first before going in big

creating 100 free wordpress.com subdomain blogs ?......

 

[Helios Marketing ADS]

you can do this using Wordpress Multisite, Rss feeds, or automation tools. publish the content once and automatically push it to all connected blogs. Managing 1500 separate sites would need a central automation system.