99% Complete Step By Step Autoblog Setup

shylesson

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Jan 10, 2008

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• Jan 22, 2009
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• #101

jdownloads said:

I have 2 questions..

1. what is the best way to integrate clickbank products into a blog? I have been trying a few things but can't seem to make any sales.

2. This is quite the newbie questions but... I have an autoblog that gets about 10 clicks per day from adsense producing LESS THAN $1 TOTAL. Is there something I can do to get clicks of higher value? Is it because the niche isn't that competetive? or am I just not focusing on the right keywords? I dunno, its frustrating.

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1. I have done a few things in regards to this. I put links and banners in the sidebars and top adverts placements. I use WP Affiliate Pro for easy linking of certain keywords with affiliate links [and love that it tracks the clicks for me too]. I also do that which should not be spoken in an open part of the forum per the forum rules. =P

2. Geeze. That's aweful. I may get a click that gives me a few pennies, but for 10 clicks, that is a good $2-3 at least! It is hard though to say as far as proper niche/keyword-- would only suggest trying another one. I only notice such low results on my completely video-type autoblogs, but even then 10 clicks would almost amount to a buck based on their average earning per click that I've noticed so far. And most of my blogs are not optimized for adsense at all even. I'd also go with the suggestion of blocking certain advertisers too; I do this for my normal blogs/sites but don't really put the effort in my autoblogs [perhaps I should!].

 

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jdownloads

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Mar 25, 2008

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• Jan 22, 2009

• #102

Hey, tyesterday I blocked certain advertisers, used this thread;

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/adsense/48008-google-adsense-smart-pricing.html

I finished that day with $4.00 and this morning I got 4 clicks totaling $3.85. Originally I would be lucky to get to $1 for that site in one day.

Looks like that was some awesome advice, thanks given.

 

booster2ooo

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Jan 17, 2009

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• Jan 23, 2009

• #103

Nice post for a noob like me, a lot of infos, and the process is explained from A to Z

 

steveJD

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Nov 29, 2008

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• Jan 23, 2009

• #104

I have set up a fair few autoblogs but to be honest i am bad at documenting anything and usually have to fiddle around each time i set up a new blog... this post is really useful thanks!!!

 

shylesson

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Jan 10, 2008

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• Jan 23, 2009
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• #105

booster2ooo said:

Nice post for a noob like me, a lot of infos, and the process is explained from A to Z

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Yeh...ya know...I just read over it again for the first time and did not realize I divulged as much information as I did...gaa....I mean, I left out someeeeee stuff....but some stuff I thought I left out I see I spelled out to a 'T' lol.... geeze. Truly if you cannot earn with this method, you have a bogus niche or you have done something wrong lol. I even got my g/f excited about these again [she was doing testing blogs with some of my accounts but gave up cause she's not on the up and up with the online world, but once I showed her the earnings she had on the blogs she had done...ok I helped her a lil...=P.... she was gungho to get at it again....though I've been too busy to help her lol]. I am hoping to try a new technique with WP blogs [I love WP...I really do] that I'll post if it is a success or not. But as people usually like more proof than a week or so, that will definitely be later down the road. But my suggestion for many of you: look up wp plugins and what you can do with them. There is so much versatility available with WP that it's not even funny. I have not listed many here--many that I still use and some that I am going to start using; Google has helped a lot! =P

 

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cjordan08

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Jan 22, 2009

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• Jan 23, 2009

• #106

that's very informative and detailed.. NICE JOB!!!- THANK YOU!

 

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blackhatmith

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Dec 16, 2008

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• Jan 24, 2009

• #107

Hey great guide!! You're helping us a lot (I thanked you and added reputation). I have one question (or suggestion) though: Is there an amazon plugin for wordpress maybe that it shows products based on the keywords of the posts and with our referral in amazon obviously?

I found this plugin in DP but it is not exactly what i want
hxxp://forums*digitalpoint*com/showthread*php?t=784143

replace x with t and * with .

 

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dargh

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Jan 15, 2009

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• Jan 24, 2009

• #108

Thanks for the guide, it helped me understand a little bit more.

 

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blackhatmith

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• Jan 25, 2009

• #109

14. Setup blogs on your first 3-4 domains using Fantastico in your cpanel.

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Is it the same to use elefante instead of Fantastico? Cause freehostia uses elefante

 

dragon77

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Jan 18, 2009

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• Jan 26, 2009

• #110

very detailed guide, thanks , rep added

 

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erskinem

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• Jan 27, 2009

• #111

Excellent guide. I hear a lot of talk about hosting on different class C IPs, however, isn't it all going to ONE adsense account? My question is it seems like a lot of extra effort and expense to create these subverting trails only to have them bottle neck at the source.

 

RiffMaster

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• Jan 27, 2009

• #112

Excellent post !! You rock shylesson !!

If you are going to create a lot of auto blogs I suggest you use all kinds of ad publisher networks.

Google Adsense is just one of them. You can probably try and use Yahoo , rivaClick, Adbrite etc.

As long as you don't put all of the eggs ion the same basket, you should be fine.

 

Keywestluvr

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Mar 12, 2008

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• Jan 27, 2009

• #113

Shylesson -

Wow what a great post! Thanks and rep given!

:cowboy:

 

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alienmare

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• Jan 28, 2009

• #114

very good guide...i think it take sometime to have it setup, hehe....thanks a lot

 

Black_Hat_freak

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• Jan 28, 2009

• #115

I usually give thanks with the "thanks" button. But this time I want to write you a thanks.

Thanks man! This is great! Rep given!

 

Rotting_Corpse

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• Jan 30, 2009

• #116

Wow, I just came across a blog that is a straight rip of Shy's OP.

Code:

hxxp://triwardhana.blogspot.com/2009/01/step-by-step-autoblog-setup.html

Thats some lame crap

 

Rotting_Corpse

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Jan 25, 2009

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• Jan 30, 2009

• #117

Also I had a question about the "blog_login.txt" file. How do a format the username and pass? Such as;

Code:

username:Blahblah password:Blahblah

Code:

admin:Blahblah pass:Blahblah

Etc.. I've read over the thread and I didn't see any more details on that step.

 

goodtimes

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Jan 25, 2009

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• Jan 30, 2009

• #118

Great post!

Has anyone noticed that the MaxBlogPress Plugin requires you to sign up for their newsletter but when you sign up, the account is now longer active with aweber? This keeps you from activating the plug in..

Are their any similar plugins or is there a way around it?

 

HustlinHard

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Nov 11, 2008

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• Jan 30, 2009

• #119

yes i was having the same problem with MaxBlogPress Plugin, the aweber account not being active, but I found a way around it

If you have an account/email that you already signed up with, just enter that email and it should work, worked for me. I guess it bypasses the registration process since your email is already on the list.

 

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robbyc

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• Jan 30, 2009

• #120

Thank you for this amazing post, I am starting to integrate the steps in the guide, I'll
let ya know how I progress.

much appeciated