Auto Blogs on CRACKS - How I make $3k a month

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My initial small scale trial of autoblogs is complete after 6 weeks.
Five are making about a dollar a day with adsense around 40 hits a day, which I consider pretty good for ZERO promotion.

I am going to spin up 50 or so now. With Caffeinated Content article pulling, I have noticed that 95% of the traffic comes from tag pages.

With UAW about 50% of the traffic comes from tag pages.

Hard to say whether CC or UAW is better with such a small sample size. It seems to me though that CC is better because you can choose however many tags you want. (and the traffic as said before comes from tags, I think UAW just uses all the same tags for spun articles)

Seems like most organic autoblog traffic is tag related. Kind of makes me wonder if you could have a blog with millions of tag pages and make tons of money a day.

Another thing I will be doing is mining my keywords, which should work well. Just wait a month or two until you have a list of keywords from people that have visited your site.

Then create a spun article and create a complex resource box which includes your keywords. A lot of these shouldn't take more than a few backlinks to rank for.

Who knows maybe these sites will pull me 5$ a day in another couple months.
 
Awesome post, I'm starting to implement this technique with a little outsourcing thrown in the mix. Hope to see some good results soon.
 
Hey, just a note. Instead of using your server to process all the feeds for WP-O-Matic or AutoBlogger WP plugins I use Yahoo Pipes to organize and process several feeds into one feed. The one feed from Yahoo I then enter into the WP plugin. This seems to take a good amount of the load off the server so it has less feeds to process but tons of posts coming in. Yahoo Pipes is free and hell, let the Yahoo servers take the strain of processing all the different feeds for us!!!
 
I made 100 blogs but only $4.5/day.

I also got 1100 ad impressions per day.

How do I improve it? I created blogs with various topics.
 
I feel dizzy to read it and I must get crush on my head to do that....but I'll give a shot. Thank's for the e-Book
 
I did my autoblog before that post, but will do it again following those advices.
 
I read this thread when it was first posted and now I have 2 autoblogs making ~$4 per day each, I did it as an experiment to see if it was possible because I was sceptical, i wouldn't say it was easy though.

autoblogging is good but I can't see myself making 100 blogs, just my opinion though, im no expert.
 
hey! - any ideas how to find rss feeds?
I used the stumble uppon method, but it doesnt show very targeted blogs i would like for my keyword... (its huge niche, but anyhow i cant select it @stumble uppon) so is there any other way to find full feeds for any keywords?
 
I sent an email to my list about the Extreme Version of AutoBlogging, I have had great success with it and I will hopefully try to finish it by the end of this month and share it with you guys. I am not sure yet if I will give it away as a freebie or for some $$.. ya recession is kinda hitting me but chances are high it will be free..

cheers
 
hmmm i have really nice traffic (about 1.5k uu per day), but I can't monetize it :/ adsense dosen't work for me... any sugestions ?
 
hey! - any ideas how to find rss feeds?
I used the stumble uppon method, but it doesnt show very targeted blogs i would like for my keyword... (its huge niche, but anyhow i cant select it @stumble uppon) so is there any other way to find full feeds for any keywords?

Ha. I just tried this yesterday and encountered the same issue.

But there's another way to find blogs --- Google Alerts. I set up a Google Alert for a broad keyword like "Digital Cameras". Google gives you the option to look for just blogs --- that's the one to go for, comprehensive or news is not going to help you here.

Anyhow once you set up the alert, it takes a while to get established. Then, you get all the blogs you need if your keyword was broad enough. Plus, Google gives precedence (apparently) to Blogger Blogs, so that's another plus.
 
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