I've had success posting onto wordpress.com (non self-hosted)! I was having a lot of trouble with Cpanel, maybe the issue is that the domain name is .com.au. I did not receive any email from iautoblog into the Cpanel email, and I was not able to send email from the Cpanel to the wordpress blog, so the issue may be with my Cpanel (.com.au). But, it worked fine with a free hotmail account, so far so good.
I'm really interested to see how good the content is.... seems like bugs are being ironed out, and I'm interested to see how this goes.
Question for OP (or others) : What do you think is a better strategy:
I have 10 different money sites, but same niche. For some keywords, I am trying to get as many of my sites in the top 10 as possible ("own the first page of G"). The competition is low-medium, so not so hard to do. I need to diversify the links each of the money sites is getting, so as not to create a footprint, particularly as the sites are targeting the same keywords.
Would you use one autoblog to create links for one money site (and its inner pages), or would you create multiple links to each of the 10 money sites and inner pages for every autoblog. One autoblog only gives limited backlink juice for one site.... multiple repeated links from the same autoblog to the same money site will not do much.... but each of my money sites should not have the same set of backlinks, otherwise they won't rank as well independently.
Interested to know exactly how others are linking.
PS I don't know if there is another service which allows autoblogging on free platforms. Most of the other services look like they require self hosting (such as wp robot and the very expensive monster mage).... so maybe this product is true gold!