>Kurt / Top Hat Bob,
>
>Great info here. I can see the power of this.
>
>2 Questions.
>
>You mention you can make 100 blogger blogs in a day.
>Do you post to your blogger sites on a regular basis?
>
>I ask because if post you have to setup the posting email
>and the
>script to post with content which is time consuming, is it
>necessary?
>
>
>I have 10+ silver sites on a number of IPs all with good
>content and 50 - 500 pages. Would you recommend setting up
>WP blogs on these and how many per domain? All are on
>cPanel.

Hi Noel,

Top actually makes WP blogs. He has a secret that I can't reveal and don't recommend him revealing, either.

But I can say this...He's found a way to put these blogs on different IPs that he doesn't own, giving him a wide range of IP addresses that are "unrelated".

Once he got his list of blogs he can use, he puts the registration info into a spreadsheet, then uses macros to duplicate the process, over and over, using a proxy for a different IP address each time.

He then uses one of the auto-poster programs (I forget which one) to update them about once a day for the first couple of months.

Since they are WP blogs, each creates an RSS pheed. He then submits all the RSS pheeds using RSS Submit.

Basically, he uses the blackhole to create posts for all the blogs. The blogs then use the content from the blackhole to create individual RSS pheeds, which he submits to all the RSS directories.

I don't recommend you using your silver IPs to do this...To be honest, I've racked my brain trying to come up with a similar "method" that doesn't comporimise Bob's method.

On the Web 2.0 Resources thread, there's a bunch of blogs that can be used but not sure all can be automated. Find the ones that can be automated, and hit those.

Then, try to find some type of fingerprint you can exploit to search Google for other resources that can be automated. I wish I could be more specific, but this is the type of thing each person needs to do for themselves, because if we all did the same thing, it wouldn't work for any of us because it would be over-saturated.