I completely agree with what has been said above; the more unique, relevant text/content on your inner pages, the better. Google likes new content, including images, but it needs something to give those images context.
You can do this really easily with PHP. There are a ton of free Google scraping scripts out there if you do a little search. Really, it all depends on how much scraping you plan on doing. Google will temporarily ban IP addresses that make a ton of searches one after another. If you're only...
They'd be able to see the IP address of whatever system the scraping tool is running in their server logs. Other than that, you're probably good unless they proactively search for their own content on a search engine.
Depending on if/where the domains are currently hosted and how you have WHOIS setup, you might want to consider setting up a massive blog network. It may require a little startup cash to get going, but it may be more profitable than just creating basic landing pages.
MS provide some good starter videos on their site. I don't have enough posts to post a URL, but try Googling:
support center adcenter training
#1 result for me has some introductory vids.
I've had a few of my WP sites indexed pretty quickly.
How many backlinks are you dropping and what kind of site is it (WordPress, forum, directory, etc)?
If the theme you are using is widget-enabled, you can add a quick link to your feed to the sidebar by using the Appearance -> Widgets section of your WP panel.
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