THUNDERELVI
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- Sep 12, 2009
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Step 1: Software to create accounts (web 2.0 properties and other HQ/High PR kind of links for tier 1)
Step 2: Macros/Software to customize the web 2.0 (remove default post, set a custom random theme and other settings)
Step 3: Software and Manual proofread to create HQ articles (spin articles then edit them slightly to make sure they read well and are highly unique)
Step 4: Software/Macros to publish/post the articles either all at once or drip-feed them
Step 5: Software (or web-based solution) to index them
So if you are using web 2.0 accounts for the 1st time, then yes do them all manually for the 1st time so you get a hang out of it of what themes/settings they have to be customized then use what I told you above. If you don't have money to invest for software, do it with Imacros (hence why you have to do manually for 1st time), that's how I started.
Once you are familiar with the properties, 90% of your work can be automated with software, so all this "manual bla bla" stuff is completely BS, if you know what you are doing and have full control, you can do almost everything automated! But take care of not leaving any footprints.
Step 2: Macros/Software to customize the web 2.0 (remove default post, set a custom random theme and other settings)
Step 3: Software and Manual proofread to create HQ articles (spin articles then edit them slightly to make sure they read well and are highly unique)
Step 4: Software/Macros to publish/post the articles either all at once or drip-feed them
Step 5: Software (or web-based solution) to index them
So if you are using web 2.0 accounts for the 1st time, then yes do them all manually for the 1st time so you get a hang out of it of what themes/settings they have to be customized then use what I told you above. If you don't have money to invest for software, do it with Imacros (hence why you have to do manually for 1st time), that's how I started.
Once you are familiar with the properties, 90% of your work can be automated with software, so all this "manual bla bla" stuff is completely BS, if you know what you are doing and have full control, you can do almost everything automated! But take care of not leaving any footprints.