Best autoblogging software?

CyberSEO said:

It's very simple actually. The one and single difference between premium and professional software is that premium software does not allow to extend and transform itself like you want. I.e. the premium software intended for beginners is like a safe harbor which does protect you against storms and sharks but doesn't allow you to enter the open sea.

I haven't said it's bad. In fact it's the best solution for a newbie, which lets the one perform one of a few predefined tasks with a couple of mouse clicks. E.g. Wanna have an Amazon blog? Just enter your Amazon id here, select a few options there and click that button. It's a very cool feature to start with. But when you grow, you need something more than these predefined tasks.

For example what if you want to make your autoblogging script work with a magazine-style theme which requires favorite thumbnails support? Which premium plugin can automatically generate these favorite thumbnails? How exactly they will be generated (say there is a few images in every post and you want to use a particular or random one as a source, or maybe you want to take images from some other place)? What if you want to make a tube-style autoblog which will use some specific theme like http://www.freewptube.com/demo4/ or any other? What if you want to turn your autoblog into the image gallery using some specific gallery theme? What if you want to parse some exotic XML feed which has nothing common with standard RSS and Atom formats (e.g. http://www.simplyhired.com/a/add-jobs/example-xml, or http://www.enetpulse.com/wp-content/uploads/sample_xml_feed_enetpulse_tennis.xml or ANY other)? What if you want to do some pre-syndicating processing of your posts (e.g. do not syndicate the ones which contain some unwanted words, replace the post image by the appropriate video/picture from youtube, flickr, google images etc)? What if you want to do just ANYTHING else? The professional software allows it all. There are no predefined two-clicks tasks, but there is no borders too.

Hope my explanation above will be helpful to understand the difference between hardcore professional and premium mainstream autoblogging software.

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webso said:

As I told , I never used Cyberseo , so can't tell about it , but used wprobot

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CyberSEO said:

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webso said:

there may be many things in wprobot which may be unavailable to cyberseo

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webso said:

Paid for it , to try it out. Then I will give out the comments for it. You got me wrong, what I want to speak out. Well lemme try and I will explain about it.

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omny7 said:

What about this WPematico plugin for WP?
Does it draft auto blog posts or it doesn't have that option?

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insanebeeftw said:

I haven't tried auto blogging yet myself but I have heard that recently google has made an update that makes auto blogging obsolete. I don't know the reasoning why or how they could even tell especially if your content was unique. I think that if you were to pursue this method I would want to do it with an account like blogger where you aren't actually paying for a service just in case your blog gets blacklisted from googles search engines.

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CyberSEO said:

There are no "best" autoblogging plugins at all. There are:
1) free open source plugins for everyone (e.g. FeedWordPress and CyberSyn);
2) premium easy in use plugins for newbies (e.g. WPRobot and Caffeinated Content);
3) professional plugins for experienced autoblogges only (e.g. CyberSEO).

So all of these can be considered as best from some specific group of autobloggers. The newbies won't be able to use professional software, in the same way as professionals won't use any software developed for beginners. It's like everywhere else. If you want to learn car driving for the first time, no one will suggest you Formula 1 for it.

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