I'm with Mike...RSSBot seems to work, unlike the stuff Pete from Oz put out. Plus, Big Mike's stuff is a lot cheaper.

but mind you this could be a going out of business sale which renders the software mas or menos useless!

I have already used it to create about 20 blogs on WP type blog networks. In my test I only used one profile. The thing is in 5 more minutes I could have added 10 more profiles with 20 blogs each.

Incansoft will keep up with what networks are working and not working and try to keep it updated. YOu can autosubmit and spin content to several blogs.

I recommend you try it. If you are not in incansoft member, you can order the software through my link at:
http://easyimtools.com/blogbot/

Now, here is the kicker, at least to my thinking, if a few of us bombers setup niche themes, we could post to each others blogs as well. You can add your own custom blogs into the software.

If I setup a health blog, it would be easy to create ID's for 20 other bombers to autopost to my blog. Of course using your health links. Thus getting back links to you. And at the same time it would appear that I am frequently getting multiple posters a day/week from different (IP's) networks and sources.

The software is a one time payment of $29.

Kelvin

I assume 'WP bog networks' are WordPress MU sites?

cheers,

Leigh

I can't say that all are, but most are MU. This is great for our tin site projects.

And it is faster than doing it by hand. And they work on staying on top of which networks are up or down.

Kelvin

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/141651-free-warrior-special-offer-article-writing-software-write-spin-blend-rewrite-your-content.html

Here' a free WP plugin by Jonathan Leger that I am trying out on a couple of blogs. It's basically a 'related posts' plugin that accesses the PostSwapper network instead of just your own blog. Since yesterday when I installed it, I have 21 incoming links (to 2 blogs) from relevant blogs on the network. Currently has 1,496 blogs and 69,667 posts on the network, and seems to be growing by the minute.

I'm assuming he will be charging a monthly fee after the beta testing is over, but right now it's working really well. He says there will always be a free version as well as the paid version.

Here's his sales letter with links to sign-up (not affiliated):

"In case you missed my last email, PostSwapper.com is my new network
that automatically grows links to your WordPress blogs by trading
links between your blog posts and other related posts on other
blogs in the network.

There are, of course, no reciprocal links happening here! The
system enforces a one-way trade across the blogs.

It's super easy to use: just install a simple WordPress plugin on
your blog and setup a f.ree account at PostSwapper.com. You can
attach your blog to your account and then have FULL editorial
control over who you link to and who links to you.

There are over 600 blogs in the network already, and the post
matching algorithm has really matured so it does a great job of
getting related links on your posts the great majority of the time.

We're in beta testing mode right now, so things are changing fast
(and improving fast based on user feedback). If you decide to
participate, you can create an account here:

http://clicks.prosender.com/y/ct/?l=Im5Td&m=1b1igo9SofueWP&b=FapBhHZe.hiJzF1Q9VNyew

And you can post your suggestions, bug reports, and questions to
the forum here:

http://clicks.prosender.com/y/ct/?l=Im5Td&m=1b1igo9SofueWP&b=oPxeNu7e9kU0riV.hFHmFg

This is a great way for you to grow links to your WordPress blogs
fast and easy. You are in complete control of the links (if you
so choose--or you can just let the system make those decisions for
you).

All of the functionality is F.REE for the duration of the beta
test (though there will always be a f.ree version), so take
advantage of the benefits NOW, before it's too late.

Why not go add your blog to the network now and see what it can do
for your link popularity?

Here's to your success Calvin!

Jonathan Leger
www.AskJonLeger.com"

http://srtsoft.com/special/wlr/
linkwheel Software!

I'm actually a beta tester for this program. My PC has a small "hickup" with one of the sites. Not a big deal, and others don't seem to have this problem. I just need to skip the site.

This program reads catpchas, verifies emails, etc. It also makes adding posts to resources after creation very easy.

It does take some time to figure out and to set up. Unless you are very serious and aggressive about building link wheel type properties, you are much better off spending your time setting them up by hand, and save the money.

However, if you are serious and what to have 100's of sites (or more), then I can recommend Web Link Robot. It will save you a lot of time, if you do use it over and over.

But with the learning curve, if you just want to create 10-20 2.0 sites, just do it by hand.

throught the link its 10 bucks for a month - if you dont like it you only lost 10 buck

Ankurs LWS is for sure more elegant but he never respond and the forum is already deserted after only 2 month

Now I have joined and bought many products and services over the years, some talked about here, and I do so so.

But this is not just a product, its a way of life I never knew existed, I have become friends with these people and I think they are top shelf.

It is a little expensive but im not kidding when I say, that the one time fee you pay could be charged monthly and still be a deal.

anyway if interested go to barterarbitrage.com

Russ

I looked at quite a few membership solutions and settled on this one.

Good:
Cheap
Very easy to use
Can use on multiple sites
Desktop software that installs all the files for you
Give automatic access to customers
Encrypted pages work with Paypal and Clickbank, other merchants use a non-encrypted page.

Bad:
Even though it's a desktop app, it connects to their site, so they have your ftp password info. I just changed my FTP password after installing and don't think it's a big deal.

Doesn't automatically remove people if they cancel a subsription.

If you go to the sales page it's $27...But if you try to leave the page they hit you with a "please don't go" special of $14.95.

It basically protects an entire folder, so you can use it in many ways, such as restricting downloads.

It isn't perfect, but for the price and ease of use, I like it a lot and think it's one of the better deals I've gotten lately.