[UPDATED METHOD] [EASY] My Autoblog - Social Media - Passive Income - System

This helps a lot! :-)

I'm meaning I'd like to apply this to some academic and scientific niches, so I have to stay correct about duplicate content: I'd like to improve the project further as it goes on and build some trust and reputation.

I'd like to use this method to create something like Alltop or Mathblogging and Scienceseeker.

Any suggestion to realize and (most important) monetize it?

If that's the case then I believe that you shouldn't automate your blogs with rss feeds. Since you're wanting to build trust and reputation you're going to want to go for unique high quality content over anything else. You could write your own content own make your own pictures and be sure to NOT spam on social media. Give your readers the impression that you are an expert in your field (you don't have to be you just want to make it look like you are). For that you could try to make a pen name or a persona. There are just so many things that you can do, but remember that it'll take quite a long time to build up that level of reputation. Don't give up and don't get discouraged. You have to stick with it.

For monetization you could always go with adsense or other ads. You could even try affiliate marketing or if you really want to put that extra WOW of authority you could make your own custom products like video courses or offer to make customized study guides for high school and college students. It's all about offering the best value to your market that will make you stand out from your competitors if you go that path.
 
If that's the case then I believe that you shouldn't automate your blogs with rss feeds. Since you're wanting to build trust and reputation you're going to want to go for unique high quality content over anything else. You could write your own content own make your own pictures and be sure to NOT spam on social media. Give your readers the impression that you are an expert in your field (you don't have to be you just want to make it look like you are). For that you could try to make a pen name or a persona. There are just so many things that you can do, but remember that it'll take quite a long time to build up that level of reputation. Don't give up and don't get discouraged. You have to stick with it.

For monetization you could always go with adsense or other ads. You could even try affiliate marketing or if you really want to put that extra WOW of authority you could make your own custom products like video courses or offer to make customized study guides for high school and college students. It's all about offering the best value to your market that will make you stand out from your competitors if you go that path.

I was thinking about creating a kind of journal where I collect external posts.

I'm not talking about spamming.

Sites like Alltop, Mathblogging and Scienceseeker are well known and well valued for they collect only the best posts.

I talked with one of the Mathblogging founders and told me they had academic awards: they collect RSS and publish them.
The editing part is about assigning tags and categories to the blogs/posts, and choosing some of them as "Editor's pick".

It's an hybrid between an automated blog and a content curation.

Obviously they keep only the title and a brief excerpt, and the title links directly to the original source.

Then they have some Twitter accounts to autopost their findings.

People are encouraged to suggest new blogs too.

The founder I talked to said they were been valued by academics, but they had a push when they added the Editor's pick category.

But I see I'm going OT now: I think I will create a new thread... :-)

In the meantime I'll consider this method seriously for extra income... ;-)
 
I was thinking about creating a kind of journal where I collect external posts.

I'm not talking about spamming.

Sites like Alltop, Mathblogging and Scienceseeker are well known and well valued for they collect only the best posts.

I talked with one of the Mathblogging founders and told me they had academic awards: they collect RSS and publish them.
The editing part is about assigning tags and categories to the blogs/posts, and choosing some of them as "Editor's pick".

It's an hybrid between an automated blog and a content curation.

Obviously they keep only the title and a brief excerpt, and the title links directly to the original source.

Then they have some Twitter accounts to autopost their findings.

People are encouraged to suggest new blogs too.

The founder I talked to said they were been valued by academics, but they had a push when they added the Editor's pick category.

But I see I'm going OT now: I think I will create a new thread... :-)

In the meantime I'll consider this method seriously for extra income... ;-)

I guess that shows just how limited my knowledge about other bloggers is lol

Very Interesting. I'm sure there are a lot of different ways you could go about doing it. Well whatever path you end up taking I wish you luck brother!
 
I guess that shows just how limited my knowledge about other bloggers is lol

Very Interesting. I'm sure there are a lot of different ways you could go about doing it. Well whatever path you end up taking I wish you luck brother!

You said!

Scientific and academic blogging has its own rules... :-)

Researchers are so overhelmed by information overload when it's time to search and collect resources for their researches, so they are happy when they find useful websites able to reduce the noise.

The only issue is I'm finding difficult to figure out a business model for such a blogging system: this is what prevented me to start until now.

Thanx for the wishes, and I just created a new thread in the Blogging section of this forum.

See you later bro! :-)
 
Just one question..How traffic will come to these blogs..Do I need to promote my facebook, tumblr and twitter pages...??
 
Thanks for sharing. I have a question, do you still doing this up to now?
 
I've followed the guide to a T and have created 4 subdomains so far. For some reason my sites are running SO SLOW! My CPU usage is 100/100 in my cPanel. Anyone else suffering from this problem?
 
I've followed the guide to a T and have created 4 subdomains so far. For some reason my sites are running SO SLOW! My CPU usage is 100/100 in my cPanel. Anyone else suffering from this problem?

Just checked mine and my cpu is at 15/100. If it keeps up I would try to contact your hosting company to see what is causing the issue. If you're on a shared hosting it could possibly be another user hogging up resources
 
Just checked mine and my cpu is at 15/100. If it keeps up I would try to contact your hosting company to see what is causing the issue. If you're on a shared hosting it could possibly be another user hogging up resources

Thanks for the reply.

Are you using Arvixe as your host?
 
Hi am really new to this stuff just found out bout blackhatworld few days ago ^^ i would like to follow ur guide but may i know what package to buy for arvixe
 
Hi am really new to this stuff just found out bout blackhatworld few days ago ^^ i would like to follow ur guide but may i know what package to buy for arvixe

I would start with the cheapest one. I believe its only like $5-$7 per month and should be plenty for starting out.
 
Exactly why I joined the great BHW, very generous members willing to help newbies earn money. Thank you very much.
 
Great post!

Gave me a nice view on how to handle a method like this.

Thanks!
 
I would like to read this post with a coffee !! :)
 
buddies still the blogins is working? because google now is lock all contect no original, is working it still?
 
Great guide. This was posted a year ago so does this method still work? anyone?
 
Was reading this great post.. I'm planning to try it, does anyone here still make this work?
 
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