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Oakley
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- Sep 2, 2007
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Hey Blackhatsuceess,
I'm sure that refund is coming... unless you used TrialPay?
I read the book and came away with alot, albeit I let it be known
I knew little about blogging in general.
Saying that, I stand by the fact I thought the book was straight to
the point and don't believe it was suppose to be or is complicated.
The book does what it sez on the tin.
I'm sure that refund is coming... unless you used TrialPay?
I read the book and came away with alot, albeit I let it be known
I knew little about blogging in general.
Saying that, I stand by the fact I thought the book was straight to
the point and don't believe it was suppose to be or is complicated.
The book does what it sez on the tin.
thetafmann
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- Nov 13, 2008
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One thing. In the ebook it talks about getting one domain for each autoblog, and you say that you have tons of auto blogs. So how much are you spending on hosting for all those autoblogs?
kingbrend
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- Feb 12, 2008
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Refund sent Blackhatsuceess.
thetafmann, hosting and domains are two different things.
You pay for domains by the year, they're pretty cheap. And with hosting you can host several domains with one hosting account.
There are cheap solutions out there.
Let's just say with my Autoblogs I make more in a day with them then what it cost in a year to host them.
It's all how you monetize your websites.
thetafmann, hosting and domains are two different things.
You pay for domains by the year, they're pretty cheap. And with hosting you can host several domains with one hosting account.
There are cheap solutions out there.
Let's just say with my Autoblogs I make more in a day with them then what it cost in a year to host them.
It's all how you monetize your websites.
wishmeluck
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- Jun 3, 2009
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I signed up from trialpay and need wait for 1 day for confirmation. Will the book be delivered to my mailbox after the order is confirmed?
thanks
thanks
Thanks King for the great e-book. Talk about timing this is the type of guide i was looking for. For those of you sitting on the fence there will be a little up front cost ( hosting, multiple ip's) but scale it. You cant eat a elephant in one bite. As for customer service, TOP NOTCH. King got back to me very quickly with a answer to my problem.
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omoxx
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- Feb 21, 2008
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Great post people!
I need your help, please...
I have more than 40 sites more or less the way Aspkin has described in the book.
But since I was a victim of the "Subprime morgages crisis" here in South Florida and went flat broke and jobless I had to do my sites on "Free co.cc domains and used 10 subdomains per co.cc domain".
The result is I am making sh*t, zip, zilch,nothing despite I am working on those sites like crazy.
Do I dump all those sites and start fresh ones over .com domains or do I move the old ones to subdomains of .com domains?
I am not capable $$$ of using single domains per site: what is the maximum # of subdomains do you consider acceptable until I can make some bucks and being able to do 1on 1's?.
Any advice, please?
Thank you
I need your help, please...
I have more than 40 sites more or less the way Aspkin has described in the book.
But since I was a victim of the "Subprime morgages crisis" here in South Florida and went flat broke and jobless I had to do my sites on "Free co.cc domains and used 10 subdomains per co.cc domain".
The result is I am making sh*t, zip, zilch,nothing despite I am working on those sites like crazy.
Do I dump all those sites and start fresh ones over .com domains or do I move the old ones to subdomains of .com domains?
I am not capable $$$ of using single domains per site: what is the maximum # of subdomains do you consider acceptable until I can make some bucks and being able to do 1on 1's?.
Any advice, please?
Thank you
omoxx
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- Feb 21, 2008
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Could you elaborate that please, I do not get it!
What is 301, what plugin, please clarify?
Thanxxx
kingbrend
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Really you need your own domain names, you need to do niche research, you need to monetize your sites right and you need to create solid backlinks to your autoblogs to get them going.
Start with .info domains if money is an issue. Then go with HostGator Baby hosting, it's only 7.95 per month. Get at least 10 blogs going.. I really don't recommend subdomains unless you heavily promote them, and you select the right keywords for those subdomains.
The better your content is the easier getting traffic will be, the more backlinks you create the more Google will like you. And really doing proper keyword research to find those high traffic, low competition keywords that you can easily rank for is a must. You do all this then you should be getting some decent traffic per autoblog.
Now as long as you're fully monetizing that traffic, you should be making money. And that's the beauty about autoblogs, there are literally hundreds of ways to monetize a site and it's once you get them going, they last a very long time.
omoxx
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Hey Aspkin: Do you think .info domain 1on1 (no subdomains) are going do better than "free co.cc subdomains"?
Or is it going to be the same crap?
I would take the $.89 .info's just like a jump starter, and when the wheel start movin' I am gonna pass onto .com's.
All the rest I am doing according to the book.
What do you think?
Thanxxx
Or is it going to be the same crap?
I would take the $.89 .info's just like a jump starter, and when the wheel start movin' I am gonna pass onto .com's.
All the rest I am doing according to the book.
What do you think?
Thanxxx
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kingbrend
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Thanks for the notice Blackhatsuceess. For members wanting to get the eBook for free I setup TrialPay just for you guys. Simple follow this link, enter your contact information and on the next page select an offer to complete. You'll get AutoBlogBook in most cases instantly after that.
Yep, I agree about .info domains, but they're cheap and right for the user I suggested them for. As you may have noticed I recommend .com in the eBook.
omoxx
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Hey Aspkin: Do you think .info domain 1on1 (no subdomains) are going do better than "free co.cc subdomains"?
Or is it going to be the same crap?
I would take the $.89 .info's just like a jump starter, and when the wheel start movin' I am gonna pass onto .com's.
Or is it going to be the same crap?
I would take the $.89 .info's just like a jump starter, and when the wheel start movin' I am gonna pass onto .com's.
shylesson
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Basically I agree with the previous reviews in general.
On the other hand I don't consider viable for autoblogging the following topics:
Web 2.0 sites and Linkwheels building for each and every Autoblog??:yield:
Articles writing Submission Hell no!
Top Sites Backlinking
Directories Submission
In the way it is expressed in the essay for the promotional part, I don't see any difference between a regular niche blog "a la Howie Shwartz" and Autoblogging
Thank you
For article submissions, you would be surprised. I have done these with several of my own autoblogs with no problems [apart from waiting for approval as usual =P]. I create an article in spin ready format and submit using random urls and anchor texts and haven't had problems with submissions.
I don't see the issue with top site backlinkings--what is your concern?
Directory submissions I will have to agree are not that great with autoblogs. Not worth the time imo unless you have automated abilities to do it in no time. Any of the ones worth submitting to can really see a splog easily and won't accept them.
I forgot to comment that agree a 100% with all your parts about Market and KW research you propose, opposed to what Ernesthemmingway in Extreme Autoblogging says.
Both essays where released simultaneously.
In my humble opinion the weak point of Extreme Autoblogging : how the
heck do I get people to my sites, if I am targeting
ultra popular markets (not niches) with million pages
competition and we are literally buried under them (the more competition the better according to EH
Please, don't get me wrong: AutoBlogBook is an extremely useful guide, but in general "Autoblogging" involves very controversial issues!
You are getting them because of the fact they are so popular. Think about it: if you have 1k people searching for purple widgets and 1 mil searching for red widgets and have to divide that traffic across 10 sites, which site do you think will get the most traffic? Now, traffic is not dispersed evenly, sure, but your odds of getting hits are greater if you have more traffic to divide between. Sure, you have then more competition to compete with, BUT you forget one thing: your site is always updating so it is always fresh. As opposed to some sites that have been chilling in the serps for years. Of course you will not get tons of traffic with no work because you have competitors that are working on real traffic, but you can increase it with the work you put into it; it's no different than any other project--you get what you put into it.
I hope that makes some sense--tried to make as basic of an example as possible. Obviously it's not so black and white, but that is certainly the idea.
I disagree. I've bought almost every ab ebook around, and compared to those, it is not basic at all. It covers all aspects, gives many resources, and gives you options. On its own even it is not basic. More detail would have been to be a literal hand holding; while I don't think that would be bad, the fact that this book is so filled with information makes it a great buy for the price. If you expected more, you should really have expected to pay a lot more.
ETA: @Omyx --- I haven't used a co.cc domain, but .info is ok; what is the problem you are having with domains in general?
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omoxx
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omoxx
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Hey Shylesson can you elaborate that please?
My humble opinion is that your example "if you have 1k people searching for purple widgets and 1 mil searching for red widgets and have to divide that traffic across 10 sites" is not valid, because you should divide that traffic among 300,000 sites, not the original 10 sites!!
I really don't get it and can't find sense to it...
According to that theory I could name an autoblog "KiWeightLoss.com" or similar with $$ success?
No niche research, no keyphrases research, no Market Samurai or Micro Niche Finder required anymore?
It is necessary to clear that up because many people are going to be misleaded and confused.
Thanxxx
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insider
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My Review on the book.
This book will provide almost all the information you need to start making autoblogs. Everything is very well explained, and every aspect is detailed.
That said, about everything that is on this book can be found here at BHW, I already knew most of the things in this book, I discovered a few things though.
BUT, it's still quite hard at BHW to found all the answers you will need since its spread between a lot of threads. Here you have all that you need, in one place.
To conclude, I'd say that I'm an happy customer, and I recommend this book to anyone who wants to start autoblogs, it's worth the money.
This book will provide almost all the information you need to start making autoblogs. Everything is very well explained, and every aspect is detailed.
That said, about everything that is on this book can be found here at BHW, I already knew most of the things in this book, I discovered a few things though.
BUT, it's still quite hard at BHW to found all the answers you will need since its spread between a lot of threads. Here you have all that you need, in one place.
To conclude, I'd say that I'm an happy customer, and I recommend this book to anyone who wants to start autoblogs, it's worth the money.
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