>Hi all!
>
>I just had an a-ha moment. Kurt can you clarify this?
>
>The key of the blog network is not so much about content,
>but what we are capitalising on is the pinging effect to
>drive the bots to our sites repeatedly. For example, when we
>use rss feed to post content into blogs regularly, it pings.
>And when we form a blackhole rss feed using all the feeds of
>these blogs and then ping this blackhole, it drive bots
>again.
>
>so if we do posting everyday and ping the blackhole
>everyday, we get the bots coming at least twice a day. Doing
>this everyday and our blog network is alive!
>
>Am I right?
>
>My question here is, does it matter if the content we post
>to a blog is repeated? if we use a rss-to-blog software, do
>we need to check whether the same content is posted twice to
>the same blog? or does it matter if the same content is
>posted to different blogs?
>

Hi Chris,

We set up the blog network to to bring the RSS directory bots to our site, this is correct.

However, the end result of this is to get our pheeds into these directories so all the RSS site scraper software sites pick up our pheeds so we get links to our pages on their sites.

ZZ Tuel and BlogBomb are two examples of this type of software. There are many, many others. And the more times we ping our own pheeds, the more likely we will be picked up by other RSS scraper sites.

If the blackhole is set up correctly, with enough "content" added to the text files, you won't have "dupe" content issues. Content will be randomized, as will your anchor link text.

This is why you want to have a network of blogs on different IP addresses. If you have 50 blogs you can ping 50 times a day, once per IP, and you'll never set off any red flags to the directories, since you are only pinging each IP once a day.

The key is to use keywords the SE scrapers are using so your pheeds will be found. The goal is to spam the SE spammers in order to get links to your network of blogs from their pages.