Automated blog publishing with free blog sites

Guys,

I can't afford loads of domain names to set up a little blog farm.

Instead, I'm using free blogging accounts on w0rdpress.com and
bl0gger.com (google). I have generated 10 e-mail addresses, and I'm going to create 10 accounts on each one. I will then post on each blog (20 of them) on a daily basis to generate a little link juice.

However, is there any way to automate the posting process, maybe using some kind of bot etc? I have looked everywhere for this and cannot find it.

[I am not looking for anything like RSS2Blog, because I am not hosting these blogs - these are free blogs I am using. Once I can afford hosting with multiple IPS then I can use blog solution etc]

Cheers Guys

Sapmister

its call BloggerGenerator

I love this forum!

One criticism though, it takes me ages to find stuff!!

Anyway, thanks for the reply. I have peeped through the blogger generater site briefly. However, is there a similar system for w0rdpress free blogs and others?

Looking through JTs website, I assume it's just for bl0gger.com (google)

Cheers

Sapmister

sapmi said:

Guys,
However, is there any way to automate the posting process, maybe using some kind of bot etc? I have looked everywhere for this and cannot find it.

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I don't know for sure, but wordpress sites can be automated via either XML RPC or the import feature - i cannot speak for wordpress.com as I have never used them.

You may consider looking for other sites that give you a full blown wordpress instance, then drip feed posts in over time.

Magic Submitter 1.32 has a scheduler and can submit to quite a few blogs.

LinkFarmEvolution creates the accounts and posts to them.

Yup LFE will do it all for you and works with new wp3 multisites and older wpmu sites.

The problem is there are less and less sites to post to and many that do exist have now started becoming seriously nasty when it comes to declaring a blog spam or just deleting it.

The best way to use this approach is to build you own wp multisites and then get involved in a network but I realise this goes beyond what you want to do

Yea I second LFE, but as the OP just mentioned the sites that you can actually post to are starting to get far and few between. It's a great way though to manage lots of blogs...

I may be wrong but I think SENuke would take care of this as well.