Autoblog - I became crazy
- Thread starter Croix
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Are you going to all the autoblog threads to spread your doom and gloom?
@Croix...Personally, I don't use subdomains. You could always just spend the few bucks and get some more .info domains. You got the top level indexed so it shouldn't be a prob for you to get the new domains indexed as well.
I think we can't use .info for monetize bcos .info is for information website
I truly hope this is sarcastic
husker999
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How many autoblogs did you made from that blogman.info? Normally, i don't make more than 2 to 3 sub-domains in less than a month for a new registered domain.
Another thing is when you first make an autoblog, don't immediately submit them to tons of social bookmarks.
Croix
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- Feb 11, 2009
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I submit my site to 4-5 sites only: mixx, digg, about...
But i need to find another way for my content because if I rewrite my articles i'm indexed without problem.
Please keep posting comments like this as often as you can so that there are plenty of good .info domains left for those of us that make money with them.
justAIMe
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- Mar 7, 2008
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I didn't say money couldn't be made with them now did I? Nope didn't think so. But from my experience and a few of my friends .info's get deindexed hella fast. The Blue Hat man himself even told me this.
It's the methods you use with the domain that gets you deindexed. If your methods get you booted, it won't matter what the extension is. You are implying that if you spend more money on a domain name, you will make more because you will be indexed longer...simply not true. But anyway, good luck with it.
justAIMe
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- Mar 7, 2008
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Yes I totally implied that
. I offered my opinion based on my experience. And seriously if your making money why not spend an extra 6$.Why would I spend $6-9 on a .com when I get the same results from a .info for $1-2? Clearly we have different methods/experience if I can make it work. I am not being a smart ass, just saying that you should look at your methods rather than the extensions. I maximize profits whenever and wherever I can.
google has already stated at the last SEO conference that TOP LEVEL DOMAINS DON'T MATTER, .com, .info, .cn their all the same to google the myth that .info's because they sell cheaper are more likely to be considered spam is BS... a .com that looks like a spamtastic BS site will get delisted just as fast as a .info
the problem people seem to miss is they get a .info it gets deindexed fast and they give up, sorry dude either that site was very spammy or you were unlucky and got a really pissed off manual verifier that just happened to check your site that day rather than in months/never
the problem people seem to miss is they get a .info it gets deindexed fast and they give up, sorry dude either that site was very spammy or you were unlucky and got a really pissed off manual verifier that just happened to check your site that day rather than in months/never
wowhaxor
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yea, they're all exactly the same...
Alex Brooks
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This is importnat information, you won't be indexed by Google within a couple of hours, this is important to remember, it can take a few weeks, heck even a month. Just keep working on your blog. This is another reason why 'auto blogging' fails.
shm03
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I would say the domain/subdomain is the biggest factor, plus your post rate.
Limit posts to say 2 per day then slowly built it up to a max of 10-12 per day.
Then get yourself a proper domain! a .info is the worst you could choose. If you must use subdomains at least get a .com
Limit posts to say 2 per day then slowly built it up to a max of 10-12 per day.
Then get yourself a proper domain! a .info is the worst you could choose. If you must use subdomains at least get a .com