Hey, one more guys:
Aspkin starts right at the beginning, by revealing his keyword strategy and ending with him "Thinking out loud" or reflecting on his knowledge throughout his auto blogging years. (A few good tips)
That being said, he gives you a yellow brick road to follow, here's what I do and why I do it here's what others do and why I don't.
Aspkin gives in detail his recommended plugins, free and fee, and why he recommends them. Other plugins that he has used and why he doesn't. One cool aspect of his book; He always gives free alternatives if a plugin he recommends isn't free.
I mean like others have said, you can get anything on the net for free, but not packaged as Aspkin has done.
Is it perfect...nahhh for instance, I have never built a blog in my life. I know installing these plugins can be challenging from what I have read, but he does not go into detail on this subject.
Hell, maybe it so simple no explanation needed, I'm bout to find out.
Where his brilliance shines through is his willingness to go into detail regarding the plugins.
After reading Autoblog Book, I feel confident in saying use "XX" (Get the book, if you don't know what I mean) and here is why.
Big ups for Autoblog Book.
I knew little of auto blogging except what I have skimmed over in this forum, reading the book; I now know throwing a blog up will:
- Get me nothing. (These must be worked early to see the end result)
- All plugin's are not created equal.
- Why all blogs under one roof is a mistake and anything used in moderation including adsense is good.
- If using feeds, set up must be done right and shouldn't be ignored.
I'll use this guide to become an expert if I chose to, there's no magic, no BS, no unrealistic picture.
He tells you what to use, why. Where to promote, why. Aspkin makes it clear - to be successful you need to follow through.
I feel like this guy took a crumbled piece of paper with a lot of scribbled notes, rewrote them in order and said "This is what I do", after I asked "what are you doing?"
After I read it I am saying "Cool, I get it Aspkin, thanks"
Anything I purchase, steal, trade for, download, research or is given to me doesn't mean a damn thing unless I get it...and I do "Get it" now. Thanks, Aspkin.
If you?re getting into auto blogging, I recommend this book. No frills, no bragging, no BS. Who am I when it comes to blogging, nobody. But who endorses Autoblog Book? None other than shylesson himself. Need I say more?
Like the guy a few post back said: use Trialpay.