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Autoblog is a blog that is always done automatically every day after a set by the blog owner. It could be said, Set & Forget.​

Then the question arises, from where autoblog article that gets to the post every day? In general, there are 2 methods of how to work from autoblog.
The first is by using keywords. In the autoblog plugin like wp-robot, we can setting what keywords will be displayed as an article. For example, the keyword "cooking tips" etc.. Well, these articles taken from such articlebase.com Article Directory

The second, a site via RSS. Simply copy the RSS of the target site is targeted, then later on any article posted on the site, will appear automatically in our autoblog site.


Make Autoblog on BlogSpot



very easy at all as easy as making a cup of coffee, just follow these steps:

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1. Login to your blogspot
2. Go settings - Email & mobile
3. Create a unique name of your email. Example: autoblog.yourname@Blogger.com (you only need to fill your unique name)
4. Choose .. Publish Emails Immediately
5. Click Save Settings
6. Now go to your email account, example: myemail@xxxx.com
7. After logging into your email, eami forwarding settings into your account that you created earlier blogger
example: autoblog.yourname@blogger.com
8. Go to site services feedforwarder (http://www.feedmyinbox.com/)
9. Submit your feeds to your email
10. Confirm
11. Now you already have autoblog.


Autoblogging with WordPress.com


  1. The first step is to install a fresh WordPress autoblog plugin on a self hosted WP blog ( you can even use free hosting services for this) or you can set up on your computer by installing WAMP or XAMPP, so you will be able to use your computer as a webserver.
  2. The next step is to install the http://wordpressautoblogplugins.com/wordpress-autoblog/trusted-wordpress-autoblog-plugin.htmlwordpress auto blog plugins you prefer, so that it will generate the posts. You can find many Wordpres autoblog plugins here.
  3. After the autoblog plugin generates the posts, you should export these posts. This task can be easily done by going to the Tools section of the menu and use the export function. You can choose of you want to export everything, or just posts or pages. Everything will be exported to an XML file which we will use.
  4. The last step is to go to your WordPress.com blog, find the Import function in Tools and upload the XML file generated before. The whole process will be done automatically, and after that you will have WordPress.com autoblog, which is exactly the same as the one we created before.
Though, this technique is not the same as if you us eWordpress autoblog plugin, but the result is the same.
By the way, since WordPress.com have strict spam filtering, keep in mind if you use questionable content – for example content full of affiliate links etc. – your autoblog will be sooner or later deleted, so create separated autoblogs.
you can easily setup as many as you want
 
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I have tried this method and it works well but there are few downsides:

1. Content is shit.
2. You need to constantly monitor content or else it will turn to junk in 1 day.
3. Google considers them splogs in just few weeks so they get quick deindex.
4. Not worth the effort unless you have daily manual monitoring setup on this.
 
I wonder if autoblog still works. past some years back i was active in bhw and a guy named ernest wrote a very nice post about it and i hired one dedi and did setup some 100. First it was super kewl then started degrading. Well autoblog = non unique content so google dont care much.
 
This is the old way of autoblogging, look it IS still able to make at least some money doing it this way. But if you're SERIOUS about making decent money with a no-hands on approach you really need to spend some money and do it like the pros.

Also, it used to be content is king, though that's still somewhat true, its more like UNIQUE content is king. As warriortime and JoomlaZ so kindly made a point of :)

There is much more to it than meets the eye, For example, SEO plays a major part of running a good autoblog too.

Anyways, nice post fahadzaman66, albeit an outdated take on things.
 
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