Living the Dream with AutoBlogs
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darksorrow
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- Oct 25, 2008
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To clarify the comments about the linking and my domains:
The arrows show how I interlink the blogs. I try not to link within the same sub-niche or domain and if you follow the links it take 4 or more hops to get directly linked back to the previous blog. The whole point is to create link juice within the main niche using content from related sub-niche's.
I use 5 domains and sub them out 5 times across the sub-niche's. This way I don't look abuse in big-G's eyes and it looks like I am not repeating the same content on the same domain name. It would really be kick-ass if you had a seperate IP for each sub-niche.
As for the squidoo or blogger domains. I use them to try to break a hosted loop so to speak. Throw a curve ball and keep a bit of complexity for the search engines. I haven't lived up to my squidoo potential unfortunetly, but again its a work in progress.
For my main site I have a generic HTML non-blog site. This is the pay-dirt site that has a product(s) that have high commission. I include links out to my blog farm to again increase link-juice and try to get rich targeted to my main site.
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As I create new farms I link via main sites and the outer sites of my farms. The closer to the edge of my farms I try to keep as SPAM-less as possible.
Hope this helps! Good Luck!
The arrows show how I interlink the blogs. I try not to link within the same sub-niche or domain and if you follow the links it take 4 or more hops to get directly linked back to the previous blog. The whole point is to create link juice within the main niche using content from related sub-niche's.
I use 5 domains and sub them out 5 times across the sub-niche's. This way I don't look abuse in big-G's eyes and it looks like I am not repeating the same content on the same domain name. It would really be kick-ass if you had a seperate IP for each sub-niche.
As for the squidoo or blogger domains. I use them to try to break a hosted loop so to speak. Throw a curve ball and keep a bit of complexity for the search engines. I haven't lived up to my squidoo potential unfortunetly, but again its a work in progress.
For my main site I have a generic HTML non-blog site. This is the pay-dirt site that has a product(s) that have high commission. I include links out to my blog farm to again increase link-juice and try to get rich targeted to my main site.
e
As I create new farms I link via main sites and the outer sites of my farms. The closer to the edge of my farms I try to keep as SPAM-less as possible.
Hope this helps! Good Luck!
darksorrow
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- Oct 25, 2008
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To answer your question I use the following plugins to generate content:
Caffinated Content
YACG
AutoBlogged
Unique Article Wizard Plugin
I usually hit my blogs atleast once ever few days to delete any post that is in a foreign language or doesn't fit into my sub-niche.
undergroundguru
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- Feb 29, 2008
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Sweet man! Glad you're on the earning side of the adsense line. Keep it up, repeat repeat and repeat!
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darksorrow
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- Oct 25, 2008
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Nope, nothing original from me directly. I pull all my content from other sources, the more automatic the better.
darksorrow
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- Oct 25, 2008
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That would be correct. I do no promotion other than linking the blogs together.
I might do some promotion, but my goal is to do as little as possible and make money.
Atomic21
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- May 8, 2008
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That's everyones goal..... Do as little as possible to make money
Well, you put a lot of work into it to get it going and it's now paying off. Congrats.
Well, you put a lot of work into it to get it going and it's now paying off. Congrats.
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NikhilG
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hey I just noticed you mentioned me here...
well thanks a lot sweetheart....
And yeah.. Props to me....
well thanks a lot sweetheart....
And yeah.. Props to me....
Is it ok to host my Blogs in a free domain like sub-domain?
Would this affect my traffic or not?
Ron Parker
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- Nov 7, 2008
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First off, congratulations. It's not only easy, but common (at least for me) to come under the spell of paralysis of analysis otherwise known as information overload. Second, thanks for sharing. I plan on really taking a serious look at his asap.