stevesdata
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- Nov 3, 2008
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Hello All
I wanted to post the results of quite a lot of reading I have been doing on this which may help some ppl and I also have some questions for the more experienced members.
Hopefully the first section will help some people. Its from here and a wide range of sources.
Recommendations I have had:
*Create a dedicated email addy for each autoblog with different web mail providers and do this ideally through proxies
*Also create a unique and "decent" looking author profile / about section
*Vary templates
*Vary ad placements / ad types
*Vary the number of posts per day
*Include periods of inactivity to make more human e.g. days or a week with no posting (this is apparently a trigger if there are posts EVERY day)
*Dont host more than 50 autoblogs on 1 server
*Dont host autoblogs on private servers
*Split blogs between Bl0gger / WP etc.
*Host on different C-class IP addys
*Post between 0-5 posts / day, with ideally 0-3 posts / day in the first month
*Also delay monetization ideally no ads for the first few weeks / month
*Vary banner designs
*Try to sell blogs if they make either a lot or not enough money e.g. if brings a lot of traffic / cash more likely to get banned
My plan is to try and start rolling some of these out, I would like to do a combination of building my own and outsourcing to other ppl to build to help randomise the process up a bit.
Questions I have:
*How many blogs are sensible to have in total? I am thinking 100 - 1000
*Can autoblogs get you banned from Aff1l1ates / Ads3ns3? or do you just get de-indexed by g00gle?
*What is the best type of homepage to submit for CPA acceptance? Are there any examples? i.e. what kind of site should I build specifically to help me get accepted?
*What footprints are left from autoblogs?
I hope this has helped some ppl and would appreciate a bit of advice myself.
I wanted to post the results of quite a lot of reading I have been doing on this which may help some ppl and I also have some questions for the more experienced members.
Hopefully the first section will help some people. Its from here and a wide range of sources.
Recommendations I have had:
*Create a dedicated email addy for each autoblog with different web mail providers and do this ideally through proxies
*Also create a unique and "decent" looking author profile / about section
*Vary templates
*Vary ad placements / ad types
*Vary the number of posts per day
*Include periods of inactivity to make more human e.g. days or a week with no posting (this is apparently a trigger if there are posts EVERY day)
*Dont host more than 50 autoblogs on 1 server
*Dont host autoblogs on private servers
*Split blogs between Bl0gger / WP etc.
*Host on different C-class IP addys
*Post between 0-5 posts / day, with ideally 0-3 posts / day in the first month
*Also delay monetization ideally no ads for the first few weeks / month
*Vary banner designs
*Try to sell blogs if they make either a lot or not enough money e.g. if brings a lot of traffic / cash more likely to get banned
My plan is to try and start rolling some of these out, I would like to do a combination of building my own and outsourcing to other ppl to build to help randomise the process up a bit.
Questions I have:
*How many blogs are sensible to have in total? I am thinking 100 - 1000
*Can autoblogs get you banned from Aff1l1ates / Ads3ns3? or do you just get de-indexed by g00gle?
*What is the best type of homepage to submit for CPA acceptance? Are there any examples? i.e. what kind of site should I build specifically to help me get accepted?
*What footprints are left from autoblogs?
I hope this has helped some ppl and would appreciate a bit of advice myself.
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