[FREE] Current Web2.0 Blog List - 60 Websites

[rdscos]

I like ur style php, thanks for all ur hard work dude there are some of us who do appreciate it

 

[uncguy4321]

PHP:

Are you using some kind of Ubot style automation or another type?

2. Do you submit to all of these for each and every site/niche you do?

Thanks, awesome stuff

 

[Gamemaster21]

thanks

 

[big_steve_mac]

Thanks, I have a couple of questions hope you can help.

Does the article for each site have to be unique?
Can you post multiple articles to the same site from the one account?
If so can they be in the same niche containing links to same money site?
If you set up multiple accounts for the same site do you need to hide your ip (good recommendation would be great)

Thanks,

 

[axiomdesigns]

Really needed this list. Need to make some good micro websites

 

[phpbuilt]

PHP:

Are you using some kind of Ubot style automation or another type?

2. Do you submit to all of these for each and every site/niche you do?

Thanks, awesome stuff

If it has an email symbol next to it, my programming sends out an email via SMTP to post.

If its a wordpress blog (some of them are based on wordpress), and it has XML-RPC enabled, I use XML-RPC to send a post.

If its a web builder or no post-by-email and no xml-rpc, I log in with Imacros through proxies.

Currently, I don't have them all scripted. Most of the stuff I do is adult related so I mostly only focus on the ones that allow adult. I also have more that are only adult not on the list that I'm programming.

Thanks, I have a couple of questions hope you can help.

Does the article for each site have to be unique?
Can you post multiple articles to the same site from the one account?
If so can they be in the same niche containing links to same money site?
If you set up multiple accounts for the same site do you need to hide your ip (good recommendation would be great)

Thanks,

You really should learn how to spin. After an article is spun, you can submit it through article marketing robot. After an article is spun, you can submit it through the blog networks like articleranks.com, seolinkvine.com, linkvana.com, etc. You can submit it through your own web2.0s. You can submit it to article directories. One spin can get you a big bang for your effort, so learn to spin well.

Regarding same niche, that's up to you. A web2.0 can have 100 different blog posts that represent 100 different niches -- ultimately they won't be as powerful as if they were all the same niche and interlinking between each other, but they still carry some weight. I'm doing same niche because everything I do about is the same niche, but if I were chasing 100s of different mini niches I can imagine my web2.0s would have a variety of niches on them.

You don't really need to worry about your IP address when doing posts by email. It is less important when doing XML-RPC. Imacros can programatically switch your IP address for your remaining web2.0s or article directories. If you want to find ip's to use, there's a whole section on that. Imacros is good for a newbie as it lets you just click record, log in and record how you do it for replay. Its also good for advanced because you can do some funky stuff with it like handle captchas and such.

 

[unselfishfan]

This list is a must have! All it takes now is the willing to work it well.
Thanks for your work, and generosity in sharing it.

 

[big_steve_mac]

I may have misunderstood, I thought I could just post articles (content) with links to the money page to the web 2.0s on the list provided? Is not the best use of the list?

You really should learn how to spin. After an article is spun, you can submit it through article marketing robot. After an article is spun, you can submit it through the blog networks like articleranks.com, seolinkvine.com, linkvana.com, etc. You can submit it through your own web2.0s. You can submit it to article directories. One spin can get you a big bang for your effort, so learn to spin well.

 

[skycity]

very useful , it can be bulid a link wheel,of course ,manual

 

[phpbuilt]

85 Total Web2.0, updated 9/17/2011

US Based web2.0, 58 Total
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2itb.com
amplify.com
angelfire.com
areavoices.com
blinkweb.com
blogger.com
bloghi.com
blogreaction.com
blogster.com
blogsplash.org
devhub.com
edublogs.org
fc2.com
freeblogit.com
flukiest.com
flixya.com
gather.com
getjealous.com
hazblog.com
hubpages.com
insanejournal.com
knol.google.com
livejournal.com
multiply.com
myblogsite.com
my.opera.com
my.telegraph.co.uk
mywapblog.com
mytripjournal.com
ohlog.com
officelive.com
onsugar.com
posterous.com
publr.com
quizilla.teennick.com
rediff.com
snappages.com
sosblogs.com
squidoo.com
tabulas.com
thoughts.com
travelblog.org
tripod.com
tumblr.com
typepad.com
ucoz.com
urblogz.com
webs.com
webspawner.com
weebly.com
wetpaint.com
wikidot.com
wikispaces.com
wordpress.com
yola.com
yousaytoo.com
xanga.com
zoomshare.com

UK Based Web2.0 4 Total
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350.com
freehostia.com
hipero.com
moonfruit.com

Canada Web2.0
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iseekblog.com

Germany Based Web2.0 7 Total
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beep.com
blog.ca
blog.de
blog.co.uk
blog.com.es
hpage.com
jimdo.com

Other Web2.0 15 Total
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bloggum.com,France
doomby.com,France
wallinside.com,France

fotopages.com,Israel
freeblog.hu,Hungary
blog.hr,Slovenia
freeblogspot.org,Lithuania
journalspace.com,Netherlands
freeflux.net,Switzerland
i.ph,Philippines
springnote.com,Korea

ewebsite.com,Chech
webgarden.com,Czech
webnode.com,Czech
webstarts.com,Czech


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Changes:

added:
my.telegraph.co.uk,pr7,US (yes this co.uk is hosted in the US)
springnote.com,pr6,korea
urblogz.com,pr5,US
areavoices.com,pr6,US

re-added: (the following I had previously removed because they had errors on

registration, but they work fine again so I re-added them)

bloghi.com,pr4,us
2itb.com,pr4,us

I re-added ewebsite.com. It looks like it might be a 30 day trial, but the site has over 600k pages indexed in google. Even if your ability to edit the page is shut off in 30 days (not sure), most people can put up some SEO pages and they should stay forever, you just won't be able to edit it after 30 days.

ewebsite.com,pr5,Chech

7 additions total

 

[phpbuilt]

I may have misunderstood, I thought I could just post articles (content) with links to the money page to the web 2.0s on the list provided? Is not the best use of the list?

Well you have to post some kind of article on the accounts you make. You have 3 options.

#1) Post the exact same article to every account you make.
#2) Create a "spin" using The Best Spinner, Spinner Chief or any other spinning software and then post a unique article, created from one original article, to every web2.0.
#3) Create a brand new article for each web2.0 from scratch.

Regarding #1 -- some people will actually say post the exact same article. People do that all the time, posting the same article to article directories. In theory, you would be better off with unique articles because Google would consider you getting backlinks from unique content. However, I've never seen any evidence that spinning unique articles is necessary (I have some friends who say its not necessary). I on the other hand prefer to use unique content -- just because by my own wild guess I think Google gives it more credit.

Regarding #2 -- this is what most of the people on the forum do. They take an original article and they use something called spintax to make it unique. It looks something like this ...

The {lazy|stupid|cool} {fox|bear|rabbit} {jumped|hopped|skipped} over the {log|chair|sofa}.

The above line of code, when run through an article spinner, could give a total of 81 different sentences (3x3x3x3). By the time an entire article is spun, you could have millions of different combinations of unique articles.

Regarding #3 -- You could create unique articles for every web2.0. I wouldn't suggest it -- unique content is better off used on your own website.

Now what I was saying about the benefits of using a spun article, is that you could take the spun article and use it to make a different article for every web2.0 on the list shown above in the thread. But, you can also use the spun article and put it on article directories. You can use the spun article and submit it to private blog networks such as articleranks.com, linkvana.com, seolinkvine.com, etc -- where your unique article will appear on hundreds of other blogs. You can use the spun article on article marketing robot -- which submits to lower quality article directories and get your unique article on 600 or more different directories with one shot.

I was just saying that a spun article has a lot of benefit, even beyond just posting it to the web2.0 list above.

 

[big_steve_mac]

Thanks for taking the time to explain, and compile the list

 

[phpbuilt]

The list has been updated. There's 7 new sites added. Sorry it took so long, went to upload it and the forum went down (for me anyways) for at least an hour so I went to sleep lol.

 

[marrrko]

Just to bookmark it, will need it for Zennoposter

 

[andreyg13]

nice man, thx a lot for keeping this updated, +rep

 

[kodinov]

thanks

 

[warezmaxx]

very helpful

 

[phpbuilt]

I pulled Hubpages.com out of the list. Honestly they're not worth it anymore -- Google biotchslapped them in the SERPs and they're so pissed off they're passing the misery on to their authors. I just had my entire account deleted, I know of several others who have been deleted. (http://www.makemoneyonlinewithseo.com/rip-hubpages-and-my-other-blog/ I know of lost hundreds of hubs on all his different accounts).

Unless your intention is to build awesome, unique content with hubpages as the final destination (in other words, no outbound links) and you don't mind playing russian roulette on whether some trigger happy moderator happened to break up with his girlfriend the night before and today is his job to review your hubs, its just really a big waste of time.

One of the requirements of being on this list is being "friendly to SEOs", hubpages is definitely not.

Edit: hmm I can't update the list above anymore, so I'll just paste the graphic and update the list another time.

 

[webmasterbd]

just tried to create an account in devhub but it shows 403 error message.

 

[sakkaro]

Somebody has used this as is he was the author.
bymadak DOT com/78-tane-paravan-blog-adresi.html