For complete disclosure:
#1: This is an example post because I believe it fits with the stratagies that Kurt has taught us by getting additional feeder sites pointing back to us. And to use as much automation as possible, while still making good content.

#2: This is nothing new, I have several threads were I have put out live examples.

#3: This is something that if others had the same software we could easily come up with a way to network even more.

#4: Just so you know, if you buy through my link I will get a commission. Now, if you have it already, or you get it somewhere else that is great to. I think it is a very useful piece of software.

Read on to see the combined post and my reviews.

Thank you

Kelvin

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"BlogBot from Incansoft"

We are always in need or in search of external places to host our content. This just released software, lets you automatically create blogs on a couple of dozen networks at a time.

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

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Oct-30-09, 01:19 PM (PST)

80. "RE: BlogBot from Incansoft"

Hi Kelvin,

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

cheers,

Leigh

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506 posts, 2 feedbacks, 4 points Oct-30-09, 01:33 PM (PST)

81. "RE: BlogBot from Incansoft"

Hi 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

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Member since Dec-11-02
506 posts, 2 feedbacks, 4 points Oct-30-09, 10:42 PM (PST)

82. "RE: BlogBot from Incansoft - Time line and review"

Time line on using blogbot.

This is my second time logging into blogbot:
I expect to get quicker as time goes by.

4:35 am I login, and begin to add a new profile.
4:36 AM - I login to my server and create a new email address for mail (junkmail) I expect to receive. ( recommended)
4:38 - finished new company profile
4:39 - Started new account profile detailing which blog networks I want to use.
Pretty much just edited previous profile.
4:41: - new account profile complete
4:50 - by now I had automatically signed up for 23 of the available 41 blog sites.
- there were various reasons why some did not work. User name taken, slow connection, or just in general not working at this time.

- Blog time is interrupted as I get side tracked.

- made a blog post, added to blogbot. I did not do anything fancy. 2 - 3 minutes to write post.
- submited post.
-5:07 post has been submitted, I retrieved an excel file showing that the post was successfully submitted to 19 blogs.

Here is the link to one of the blogs I created, http://famousinternetmarketer.spinvillage.com/blog

So, in 32 minutes, including reading instructions, and getting sidetracted, I now have a blog post on 19 additional web properties all pointing back to me in some fashion.

Ok, now that that is done, I am guessing that after I know what I want to blog about I can post to this set of blogs in under 2 minutes. Wow.

I highly recommend use this software to help you automate your business.
I did all of this using brand new software, called Blogbot:
Get your copy now, before the price goes up.
http://easyimtools.com/blogbot/

I also, ask that you do get it thru my link, as I will be posting additional information, because I will soon be posting to well over 100 blog, in 5 niches, in under 30 minutes a day.

http://easyimtools.com/blogbot/

Kelvin Brown

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83. "RE: BlogBot from Incansoft - Time line and review"

Hi Kelvin,

YOu should probably start a new thread for this...Just copy your post and post them there.

Those interested can team up to create a network of blogs, much like Linkvana does, but this will be only for other team members.

Also, we don't really need "related" blogs, although they are probably a little more beneficial.

-Boom boom boom boom.

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I don't suppose that there is any way to post a different article to each blog per run? Just thinking about how to use this to distribute the 1000 chunks-pages that I made without having the same page going to every blog.

I tried to get this software when he had the pre-launch special going on, but I was having Paypal issues:(
(hint: my acc't got put on 'limited' status twice in the last month after logging in while using a proxy. Lesson learned.)

I'll probably get the software anyways as the regular price is still pretty cheap.

Thanks...Calvin

There is built in software that lets you spin each article and title you add. So, if an article is in chunks, you can spin the chunks, and you would have different variations posted to each blog.

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Page 33

BlogBot provides two different, but interchangeable methods for you to really get the absolute most you can out of every Post.

First, the Options tab allows you to enter variations of your Post Titles and Bodies. During submission, it will randomly combine anything entered here and submit it to a given Blog Network.

For example, if you previous “Spun” a Post into 25 unique variations of it, you could enter all 25 Post Bodies here and they will be submitted randomly.

See page 33 for more details:
http://www.incansoft.com/BlogBot/BlogBot_User_Guide.pdf

Kelvin

Wow...brilliant! Thanks for the info, Kelvin.

Calvin

I hope the info I share is useful.

The system comes with a base hardcoded, but editable by incansoft, when they make updates to the program.

Yes, you can add your own blogs.

Kelvin

But instead of posting articles, I thought I would try something else. That something else, being autoposting pheeds to the blogs.

I will show you one example here: http://thesinglemoms.journalspace.com/

Not if you use autoposting make sure you are complying with the TOS for that blog.

I use a Blogautopublisher.com which is no longer being supported but works fine.

But since it post RSS feeds from other blogs it is similiar to RSS2Blog and others.

So, not only can you spin and preload articles, you can do all sorts of things.

One of the biggest things is just creating the blogs quickly.

I intend to use 3rd party software to interact with the blogs once created.

Kelvin

The big thing about this is not so much that you can create blogs quickly but that because of that you may take action faster.

Simply said, creating the blog is just the beginning.

You basic blog will look like the standard default blue blog, like this.
http://singlemoms.santacruzgeeks.com/

Or you can spend 5 to 15 minutes to have this.
http://thesinglemoms.journalspace.com/

Kurt, I would love your input here.

I only wanted to do minor updates on the blog. I updated the theme. I added 2 or 3 links back to my main site/blog on the subject.

I did not want to add even to much content here. I want real visitors to actually click thru to the main site. Everything else, is just for SEO to get the search engines to build backlinks from this site to my other properties.

This is why I removed most of the blogrolls, and added my own site. The posts themselves will have rotation links at the end of each post pointing back to my main site, and maybe an affiliate site or 2 on topic.

Again, you can create 20 blogs in under 10 minutes, but u really should plan to spend at least 5 minutes per blog setting it up to actually work for you.

Kelvin

now, on the other hand many people are not using them for or care if people look at them, because they just want the back links.

On the other hand if you take time to customize the site, and someone does look at it, they may like it enough to book mark, and get you another link credit.

Kelvin

Thanks for the information. I like Big Mike's programs. It definitely works better than Peter's stuff and is normally well supported. I picked it up thru your link, although I see they are having a sale on right now.

My question is regarding longevity. I note that one of your blogs above has already been suspended. Is this the "odd man out" or have you noticed this happening to other blogs that you have created?

If a blog is suspended, is the entire account gone or can you recreate them? I suspect that it is easy enough to just create a new account and move on, but thought I would ask.

Thanks again
Phil G

In general, my concern is the one brought up by Phil, and that is if these blogs will have any longevity. I'm sure Big Mike sells quite a few of these and these blog services will probably be hit with a lot of junk "out of no where".

My hunch is, we'd have better luck each coming up with some WPMU blogs of our own, with lists that are unique to ourselves, instead of a few WPMU blogs shared with 100's or even 1000's of spammers.

In most cases, it's probably better to find content relevant to the over-all theme of the WPMU site, than to post a "dog training" article on a WPMU site featuring "baseball cards".

Also, is it possible to use the blog roll as a way to camaflauge links?

Thank you for using my link
>
>My question is regarding longevity. I note that one of your
>blogs above has already been suspended. Is this the "odd
>man out" or have you noticed this happening to other blogs
>that you have created?

The blog that was suspended, did not have even one thing posted. So, hard to tell why. One thing to note, is simply that by the title I choose it may not appear to have anything to do with SantaCruz.

Another possibility is that the blog owner saw my blog post review, and decided to close it.

>
>If a blog is suspended, is the entire account gone or can
>you recreate them? I suspect that it is easy enough to just
>create a new account and move on, but thought I would ask.

Ideally as a free property it would not be worth the time to go thru a large effort to get it reopened. Just use a new ID and email and start again.
>

Kelvin
>Thanks again
>Phil G

That's why I encourage people to take a few minutes to setup the blog properly, where it is actually a benefit to the community. Dress it up, make it look like some is living on the property.

>My hunch is, we'd have better luck each coming up with some
>WPMU blogs of our own, with lists that are unique to
>ourselves, instead of a few WPMU blogs shared with 100's or
>even 1000's of spammers.

So do I, remember, a while back I tried this, but no one really wanted to join or create a network.

>
>In most cases, it's probably better to find content relevant
>to the over-all theme of the WPMU site, than to post a "dog
>training" article on a WPMU site featuring "baseball cards".
>
I agree. I may go back to the santa cruz site, and put up posting to revelent to that area, and then use blog roll or sig links to point back.

>Also, is it possible to use the blog roll as a way to
>camaflauge links?

Not sure if I understand the question.
However, you can make your own blog roll the URL does not have to match the anchor text.

And with widgets, you can forgo the blog roll all together, and add raw html.

I would love to see 5 or 10 of us make even a single blog all related, and publish posts to it.

Meaning if 10 of us created individual dog training blogs, each participate got a editor level and. You could post, automatic blog content to all 10, then you have 10 different properties to post your link in.

If as a group we all decided that we could come up with say 5 niches to start with, and build 5 blog each, one dedicated to each niche. Then we have our own small network. of 50 blogs. Most certainly on different IPs. ANd we can do this without install WPMU.

We could enable posting via remote, and or publishing via secret email.

Kelvin

I like Mikes tools they are working great but exactly thats the problem e.g. you will have the same situation with articlerobot soon...

Good night!

I'd like the idea even more if we found our own WPMU sites to use and didn't depend on the default list provided.

http://blogs.mu/

Here you can create your own free MU site.

I created singlemoms.
http://singlemoms.blogs.mu/

Then beneath that I created dating.
http://singlemoms.blogs.mu/dating/

And can create several more sub blogs.

There is nothing posted yet, just wanted to make sure signup was painless.

Bottom line, you can go here and create your own network of blogs, themed or not.

Kelvin

No link on main site, and it appears that it has not been used much.

Kelvin

Kelvin

I'd be interested in some type of "loose" JV, but with just a very few people. Too many people and everything gets bogged down.

Let's discuss how it may work best...

I suggest each person does their "own thing", actually a few things. And becomes an expert on their stuff. Then we trade info, links, content, etc.

Kelvin could take Blogbot and focus on WPMU sites, sharing a list of MU sites others could add to their Blogbot.

Another could find and set up profile for links.

Another could start building pages on the 100's of other options, like Blogger, LiveJournal, etc.

If 3-4 people would actually acquire just 10 properties a day, we could add 1000 assets a month to the network. Plus, we'd share how we got those properties, to make it faster/easier for others to use them.

In addition, we would need to automate and submit. One person would need to be a master with Bookmarking Demon and have access to plenty of US proxies.

We also would need a RSS manager, probably me...

We'd also need to pitch in and set up some automation whenever possible.

If anyone is interested, you REALLY have to do your part. Expect to work 2 hours a day for the next month. Then we'll ease up around the Holidays, then get going again for another month or so.

NO getting behind. If you can only work a full day or two a week, be AHEAD of schedule, not behind.

The goal is to acquire 2000-3000 blogs, profiles, etc in the next 2 months.

Probably the number one thing you'll need, other than hard work, is content. It can be PLR, reviews, articles, etc.

Anyone interested?

Hi Kurt

I would be interested in participating in a team projuect like this. I don't have the same amount of experience as the rest of you guys, but that would only mean that I might have to put in some extra hours until I develop a good system, which I'm willing to do.

Perhaps I could do the set up 10 Bloggers, Live Journals, etc. per day?

Please let me know what you think.

Thanks...Calvin

I kind of hijacked Kelvin's thread, so I want to get his comments on this.

But, we can still discuss some things...

Here's what I'd look for:

1. Someone that will put in the time and do the dirty work. We all need to agree to do their homework.

2. Be productive - get tangible results. Figure things out without a lot of guidance.

3. Must have LEGAL content. Lots of it.

4. Use the same affiliate programs: Adsense, Amazon, CB, etc.

5. Must have some silver and gold sites ready to go, or can get them up quickly as we go. At this point in time, think of these sites more as "high quality" than making money.

Have special software like Bookmarking Demon. An expert with Bookmarking Demon wil be a great asset. I have a wireless and it's way too slow for me to do this tyhpe of mass submission.

Basically, we'd use Think Links as a general outline...

I am on board. I have to get the bookmarkeing daemon, not familiar with it at the moment.

Kelvin

I would like to hear the plan....

Don't worry about BMD for now, it's expensive and takes some time to master. I'd really like an expert. Let me see what Top Hat Bob is up to.

All interested,

The plan is pretty simple: Go out and get about a dozen "accounts" 4-5 days a week. On 1-2 days a week, organize, submit, cross-link the accounts.

"Accounts" are really just virtual real estate. They can be blogs, Squidoo, forum profile pages, wikis, articles, etc, anything that lets us take control of that page.

We'll pay real close attention to the things that are the most RSS friendly, when possible.

All profile accounts will link to camouflage pages, which link to other profile pages, as well as commercial links.

Each member should also have enough high quality content for a small site or two and 10 lenses. Plus, any PLR sales letters, sites, affiliate pre-sales, etc.

So, if interested, the first step is to create some camauflage pages, which should be of high interest to the general public.

You will need some money pages to link to. These pages should be on domains you own, so you have control over them.

And you need enough very good content for a few Squidoo lenses, Hubpges, etc.

Summary to Start:
10 camauflage blogs/pages high quality
2-3 money pages/sales letters (affiliate, PLR) these are self-hosted
2-3 Great articles / content

You'll need more of these on an on-going basis...

When creating a huge network like this, it is very important to think of the over-all picture as a pyramid. You need to start at the top with the properties you are trying to get links to.

Then, as you aquire more resources, link up the pyramid, constantly linking new to old.

So, before you start linking, you need stuff to link to.

Hi Everyone

Unless Kurt has any different suggestions, here is where I was thinking to start:

- make an average of 10 blogs per day on sites that have RSS and email-to-post capabilities, and pre-load 10 consecutive days worth of posts to each blog using www.lettermelater.com. This would include some new WPMU 'communities' targeted to our niches as well as Blogger, Live Journal, etc.

- all of the 10 new blogs each day will be in a BROAD niche so that we can all find a relevant home for our content. The broad niches I'm thinking of to start with are Home & Mobile Entertainment, Health & Fitness, Finance & Insurance, Home & Family, Self-Development, Sports & Recreation and Pets. Then when they are built, start over with 10 new blogs per niche.

- I will use www.lettermelater.com to post to the blogs (until Godfather is fixed). I will manually create a mailing list for each blog and start filling with 10 post-dated emails-to-posts. So this would mean I would have to prepare 10 blogs x 10 posts = 100 posts per day. I would give the login details to the rest of the team, then hopefully we can fill the schedule with daily posts for at least 2 months. I would be spinning PLR using Kurt's method for most of the posts, but maybe some videos and RSS-to-staticHTML mixed in as well.

Hopefully, with consistent posting, these blogs will gain some PR.

It may be overly ambitious for me, but it would give me a solid plan to work on...we'll see.

Kurt, do you think this would be a good place for me to start?

Thanks...Calvin

Hi Kurt
By profile accounts, do you mean mainly non-blog types of accounts such as in Angela's link packages?

>Summary to Start:
>10 camauflage blogs/pages high quality
>2-3 money pages/sales letters (affiliate, PLR) these are
>self-hosted
>2-3 Great articles / content

Here's an update on my activities:

Started 11 camouflage blogs on these sites:
Blogger
Live Journal
(Freeblogpostings.com)
Wordpress.com
Vox
Tumblr
Posterous
OnSugar
Multiply
Windows Live
Opera

All have email2post (except freeblogpostings) and RSS. I used LetterMeLater to make the posts. Looking forward to using Blackhole RSS to post via Godfather when it gets fixed.

I haven't linked these to anything yet, as I want to see what you have planned.

Calvin

Don't do too much, we're still deciding if anyone wants to join.

I figure 3-5 would be best.

>Hi Kurt
>By profile accounts, do you mean mainly non-blog types of
>accounts such as in Angela's link packages?

Yes, same concept, but different sites.

>>Summary to Start:
>>10 camauflage blogs/pages high quality
>>2-3 money pages/sales letters (affiliate, PLR) these are
>>self-hosted
>>2-3 Great articles / content
>
>Here's an update on my activities:
>
>Started 11 camouflage blogs on these sites:
>Blogger
>Live Journal
>(Freeblogpostings.com)
>Wordpress.com
>Vox
>Tumblr
>Posterous
>OnSugar
>Multiply
>Windows Live
>Opera
>
>All have email2post (except freeblogpostings) and RSS. I
>used LetterMeLater to make the posts. Looking forward to
>using Blackhole RSS to post via Godfather when it gets
>fixed.
>
>I haven't linked these to anything yet, as I want to see
>what you have planned.
>
>Calvin

That's a good start, now we need to see if others are willing to do the work too.

Can you "fake" adsense on all these sites?

Who else is willing to do the work needed?

Also, I can rotate several links (think of it as signature files for each post.

You can see a current example at , http://thesinglemoms.journalspace.com/

Notice the link at bottom of post. It can be almost any basic html.

So, if we have 1,00o blogs, I could post my content and or links, as well as rotate that with your links.

Ready, willing and able to work.

Kelvin

Bytheway I nice way what somebody did with 100 snippets...

http://www.101waystomakemoney.com

Let's go small and get started with the 3 of us and see if we can set up the foundation.

If we get this thing going, we can add others later. But to get started, it's easier with just a few folks.

I'll start another forum for us to discuss this...Kelvin and Calvin, email me for details:
lvha@aol.com

Ok...Kelvin, Calvin & Melvin

Sounds good

Hi Karsten,

I agree that grabing independant hosting should be part of the plan.

But I disagree with the idea that getting cheap hosting is easy. As I posted before, Top Hat and I both had less than a 50% success rate getting cheap hosts to even "work".

IMO, it's really not either/or, but a case of both.

Yes, and yes it does work.
I have not heard from the publisher in a while, but as long as the core way Wordpress publishes remotely, it will probably work for a while.

Kelvin

@Kelvin - this software looks decent I wondered why I didnt get this one instead I bought 2/3? which are not supported anymore one of the biggest challenges in IM is to pick the right tools..

Hi Karsten,

Just to be clear, I posted LESS THAN 50%...It was probably closer to 40%, and this was just for "immediate" success, such as getting passwords to log in, having the cgi bin work, etc. It's a pain to send 4-5 emails asking for your momey back simply because you never even received any emails.

No telling what the success rate will be after 6 months, 1 year, 2 years, etc.

If it works better for you, great, let us know and I'll give it another try. Just saying it isn't as easy as it sounds.

I am going to increase that frequency now.
http://thesinglemoms.journalspace.com/

kelvin

Any particular site which should be avoided...???

I mainly use blogbot for the quick creation of blog site. You can post to these site using blog bot.

However, I can do more variety by using BAP. One of the best is to just post feed URLs, and and a variety of signature files to each post.

Kelvin

Kelvin