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By: Craig Rowe
Category: Blogging

If you have a website then you are certainly interested in having it do as well as it possibly can in the search engine rankings. However, did you know that you do have some control over getting good rankings and increasing your traffic? That is right; you can take your websites success into your own hands and increase your traffic and income by blogging and pinging. Dont know what blogging and pinging are?

Read on to find out!

Blogging A blog is just the short way of saying web log, which can be compared to an online journal or diary. However, blogs dont have to be personal information. They can include news, thoughts, opinions, challenges, history, and anything the blogger wants. The most important aspect of a blog is that it is updated on a schedule and a regular basis with fresh new content. Some bloggers add new content once a week while others blog daily or multiple times per day. This is where increased search engine rankings come into play. Since there is always fresh new content the site is given heavier weight than if no new content were provided.

This results in higher search engine rankings and increased traffic. Pinging A ping is simply a program that sends out a message to another server or computer in order to get a response. So, for instance, if you update your blog you want to ping the search engines so your pages are indexed and your site ranked higher. Why Blog and Ping? You probably know that if your website does not show up in the search engines you are unlikely to get a ton of a traffic, and if you have a website you want traffic.

So, the best thing to do is write a regular blog, ping the search engines, and your site will get indexed significantly faster than it would otherwise. By putting in a little bit of extra work you are getting your site indexed with the search engines and inevitably more traffic. There is a lot of free blog software out on the Internet that you can simply link to your site and start blogging. Including RSS feeds, which are the pings, means the search engines are going to know you are out there and as a result start indexing your site. So, if you want to increase your traffic start blogging and pinging and you will see a difference in traffic in a hurry.

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Publish this article: Blog And Ping Your Way To Traffic

By: Iszuddin Ismail
Category: Blogging

Now, I build content-sites, and in my free time, I still build more and more. To my definition, a content-site is more or less like what James Martell does. I would research for keywords, define my topics, list the content that I want to have in my site, and then start writing (or get somebody else to write for me). Done with that, then its about building the site, putting web pages together and getting a domain name and web hosting. After that, you go around looking for link partners. I suppose most people understand what a blog is. But just in case for some newbie readers, Ill try to explain what it is. A blog is a site that contains articles after articles written one after the other. The content is not being written all in one go upfront. But it is rather being updated along the way. A blog lists the articles in a chronology manner, being the latest, the first. MoneyClicking.net is a blog. A blog is normally supported by a system or a script. You can use Blogger.com (remote hosted), WordPress (PHP script), Movable Type (Perl script), etc. Anyway, back to the topic. I was on the phone with my friend, we concluded its better to have a blog because its easier to get traffic with it. Why? Well, there are some mechanics of a blog and also the culture of blogging that makes it much easier. For one thing – its easier to get incoming links. Let me tell you how.

Reason #1: Blog Ping First of all, theres this thing called – PING. With a blog ping, when ever you write a new article in your blog, you can set addresses to a few ping sites to tell them that you just updated your blog. When you do that, youll get a link back to your site. Ping sites are like Technorati.com and BlogRolling.com. News sites like MSN News, Yahoo News and MoreOver, also have ping addresses. Now, maybe you wont be listed very long on that page, because many other blogs are also pinging to those sites. But more or less, itll help. Ive gone through my web statistics and traffic do come from the sites that I pinged.

Reason #2: Trackback Secondly, theres also TRACKBACK. Now, I was with a friend explaining how trackbacks work last week. Now Ill tell you. With blogs, for every article that you write, there will be a unique URL for it. And for each article, theres also a unique trackback URL. Whenever you are at another persons blog, look for trackback URL, and you may want to copy it. Now heres how you use a trackback URL. Let say you are at somebody elses blog. And he just wrote about something about cat grooming. And somehow, you feel that you have something to say about what he wrote – and you know, what you want to say will be very long which may not be suitable for a comment. So you write your own message at your blog, and lower down the interface, you enter the other guys trackback URL, and then you hit the Submit button. Now, that new article will appear on your blog. And because you put in a trackback URL, a part of your article will also appear in the other guys article as a comment. And that comment links directly back to your article. So thats how trackbacks work.

Reason #3: Blog Comments Now, my third point on why blog is better than content-site – Blog Comments. This is where you able to go around at other blog sites and write some comments on articles. And you even leave a link back to your site. But heres the thing, just make sure that your comments are genuine, because now days, there are too many people spamming blog comments just to get a link back.

Reason #4: Bloggers Linking Habit OK, heres some more. This is more a blogging culture thing – bloggers like to link to each other. If your blog is interesting, its easy to get other bloggers to link back to you. Whether you ask for it on your website, or sometimes they just simply give you a link back. Ive got this many times, and most of the times, they link back write to a specific message. And sometimes, they just list blog sites that they like on their website.

Reason #5: Faster SE Indexing This is getting quite long already. But I am not done. When it comes to getting traffic, you may not realize this, but its easier to get indexed in the search engines with a blog. I dont know why – perhaps its because incoming links are more natural and you dont really go around asking for them. And when the incoming links are more natural, I think search engine will prefer it a lot more. I myself have experienced where new content on my blog was indexed in under seven days.

Reason #6: Repeat Visitors Now, after you get traffic from search engines, ping sites, and other blogs, later youll start to realize that 80-90% of your visitors are repeat visitors. Its common with a blog. So the point is with this one – its easier to retain visitors with a blog. You get huge traffic from multiple sources – and the ones you already have you get to keep.

This is different from content-sites, where you really so much on search engine traffic. Blogging Seems Much More Fun … In my experience, starting from scratch, in six month, a content-site may or may not reach to mark of 1000 visitors per day. And it takes serious hours writing content and building incoming links. I have multiple sites consistently doing 100-200 visitors per day, after six month. But with a blog, its not unusual if a blog reaches 3000 visitors per day, provided you give good content. But I suppose, it all boils down to which you are comfortable with. Realizing this, I may be planning differently in the future – but I am not certain on that yet. From the looks of it, blogging seems much more fun.

You write about what you like, and you network with other bloggers. And the writing part becomes much, much easier with scripts like WordPress and Movable Type. Not much designing, no uploading files, less link building, etc … With building content-sites, you still have to build the website again, upload them up to your web hosting, build incoming links, etc … This is my opinion. And you may not think the same way I do, based on your personal experience and knowledge. I respect that. About the author: Iszuddin Ismail publishes the 10 Untold Blogging Secrets e-course. Get the $97 e-course for FREE, filled with advance blogging tips at http://MoneyBloggingSecrets.com

Publish this article: Blogs vs. Content-Sites

By: Nancy Cleary
Category: Blogging

For quite a while, blogging has changed the internet as we know it. Websites that contain static, uninteresting content is a thing of the past. Bloggers are now a popular source of new and interesting content for online users around the globe. The blogging community is constantly evolving and changing due to a steady, infinite stream of fresh information written and published by normal people like you and me. One great thing about the blogging community is that anyone and everyone can make a contribution to it. Anyone can start blogging and submit your comments and content in no time using the best open source blogging platform available. In my opinion this is WordPress. By installing WordPress on your website, you can have a blog up and running today. If you have never heard of WordPress, you have probably seen many blogs created by this software. Many of the world’s largest corporations and publications use WordPress to reach their consumers and/or readers.

If you are assuming that since a large number of major corporations are using WordPress for their blogs, and have concluded that it is probably too complex for a beginning blogger, you have assumed wrong. Since WordPress is so simple to use, and anyone can begin a blog utilizing this software. There is a reason why everyone from normal people like you and me to huge corporations have chosen WordPress is because it is simple, flexible and easy to use. It is also free. There are many benefits of choosing WordPress as your blogging platform. Below is a list of some of these:

WYSIWYG editor, save drafts, and publish now or later.

A large support community, free templates, plugins, widgets and other tools to assist you with modifying your blog to meet your needs.

Change the entire appearance of you blog using themes with one click.

Google loves WordPress sites, which makes Search Engine Optimization a little easier.

Provides built-in RSS feed.

Categorize and tag blog posts.

Creation of static pages.

Blog talk feature.

Sell and/or recommend products to earn money.
The possibilities are literally endless and the list above does not even scratch the surface of the benefits of a WordPress blog.

No matter what your needs are, starting a WordPress blog is a great place to start, especially if you do not know how to create a website and would like to share information, create an online shop, a magazine, portfolio, review site, your own auction site, etc. Like I said, the possibilites are endless. Get started at http://wordpress.org. You will need web hosting and a domain name. There are many tutorials to walk you through this simple process. You can also have WordPress host your blog by signing up at http://wordpress.com. Have a fun and sucessful blogging experience!

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Publish this article: Why Use WordPress to Start Your Own Blog?

By: Charlie Thompson
Category: Blogging

(Guam, May 26) It is a perennial problem and constant shame of American job statistics in all of recent memory – black unemployment is always higher than the unemployment rates of whites and many other population groups. To add insult to injury, the Great Recession of 2008 and beyond have hit African Americans disproportionately. More African-Americans are facing foreclosures and bankruptcies. The crisis gets worse the younger the demographic: while the general black unemployment rate is around 16%, younger African-Americans have an unemployment rate of 30% (2009 figure). Historical discrimination, institutional racism, and other entrenched political/economic and historical factors have contributed to the disparity between black and white unemployment rates.

Blacks have often resorted to self-employment as an option in the face of this statistical disparity.
However, as shown by black business bankruptcies and the decline in the general economy, the recession has weakened this option in recent years.

"Thankfully, online self-employment is providing a valuable avenue for African-Americans to pursue self-employment," says Darryl Hammond of Emergent Voice online consultancy. One particular way of generating an income online, blogging, is attracting a lot of attention from African-Americans discouraged by minimal long term employment prospects and depressed self-employment options offered by the brick and mortar world. "We are so confident of blogging as a self-employment option for African-Americans that we’ve consulted on a step-by-step tutorial that walks ANYONE, regardless of their technical savvy or experience, through the process of setting up a money making blog. This tutorial helps you set up your own blog easily and is focused on income generation from step 1. This is NOT about blogging for hobby purposes but offers real techniques on how to zero in on high paying niches in blogging," says Hammond. The resource is located at http://stepbystepdirections.com/tutorial/makemoneyblogging/

Blogging for money enjoys several advantages over traditional offline self-employment options:

- Blogging takes less money to start up: would be blogger can get started with only a few dollars month to cover hosting, software, and traffic costs. Many bloggers even use free online blog platforms to save even more money.
- Enjoy very low barriers to entry: unlike brick and mortar businesses which require thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars and have to endure the hassle of the permits process, anyone can start a blog. Very minimal permit and regulation costs. A blog started six months ago has more than an even chance of getting bigger than blogs started way before it.
- Blogging’s only limits are time, research, and initiative: If a black blog entrepreneur doesn’t have much money to start blogging, she can substitute time and effort for capital. For example, instead of buying traffic, she can manually generate this traffic instead. Such substitution of time for capital is not as common in the brick and mortar world.
- Blogging inputs can be very low-cost: Even if a blogger wanted to buy traffic instead of building it organically, there are many differing sources and providers with a wide range of price points. It is quite common to start off a blog on cheaper traffic and scale to more expensive options later. The same process applies to other input types like blog theme design, programming, and other elements.
- Blogging for money is Scalable in volume and income: Unlike many offline businesses that rely on physical locations, one can easily duplicate one’s blog to focus on differing subniches of the same general topic category to scoop up as much of the traffic, and income, of their topic category’s search engine volume or user interest.
- Blogging offers a wide range of income streams: Although adsense ads figure prominently in how bloggers make money off their blogs, they have a wide range of revenue generating methods available to them. Blogs can generate income taking advance placement ads, running lead generation campaigns, or running affiliate marketing campaigns.
- Blogging for money can yield more passive income: Blogs allow one to post once but earn many times afterward. This is almost unheard of in many offline self-employment or employment scenarios. These ways of generating income require active effort-no present effort yields no present income.

"Blogging is a low cost, low barrier way for minority supplemental income in these tough economic times," says Hammond. "That’s why we strongly encourage African-Americans and minorities of all walks of life and backgrounds to consider blogging as a low impact yet effective way to boost their self-employment income. The bottom line is that blogging for money suffers from fewer ‘real world’ barriers like discrimination. You are judged more for your ideas and your effort than appearance or other irrelevant criteria," notes Hammond.
 

Blogging for money offers a valuable option for economically hard hit African-Americans to create a viable passive income stream. A new tutorial page shows those looking for online self-employment how to blog for a living with little to no investment.

Publish this article: Blogging for Money can ease the High rate of Black Self-Unemployment

By: Patricia Neuman
Category: Blogging

It begins in 2 places.
1. a long term plan
2. you
A lot of people have the goal to blog for profit but so many fail. It really isn’t hard to do but you need to want to work hard and have a basic idea of blogging technology. There are 2 reasons why so many people don’t succeed.
1. Unrealistic expectations of how fast their readers will
2. How much income they will be making
Once these their expectations aren’t met they become very disappointed and their desire to continue blogging fads. The other trap that people seem to fail into is lack of perpetration. If you would to be have a blog that is profitability they key is to construct a realistic plan and stick to it.

One of the BIGGEST reasons why people fail at making an income from blogging is:

DO SOMETHING!!!!!

Don’t sit around and just think. You have to decide to do something and then do it.

In order for you be successful at blogging for profits, you going to need a big readership. The more readers you have the more traffic you’ll have and then the more advertisers will get to pay you. But this isn’t easy to do. As more and
more blogs come along each day, having a great idea or a wonderful writing style is no longer enough to get attention. You need to be able to market your blog effectively.
It really doesn’t mater to much on how often you update your blog if you don’t have readers. Don’t get me wrong updating your blog as often as you can does play a part in blogging for profit. But don’t over look the other side of it. Traffic is also important and there are ways to get more traffic to your blog. If you’re trying to make an income from blogging then this part is very import. You could arrange to link exchanges with other bloggers, making contacts in the blog community, and following other established
modes of winning traffic.

Success isn’t going to happen over night. It takes time to make an income from blogging. You have to try to stay dedicated to your blogging project. In order for you to stay motivated determine your goals for how often you’ll update and how many readers you would like to attract. The most important thing is to reward yourself for sticking to your plan.
If you are looking for a get-rich-quick scheme or one of those typing-ads-for-riches programs then this isn’t for you. But if you’re looking for a way to make money form home then this opportunity is for you.
Always remember to make a plan and then work your plan.
Blogging for profit is a great work from home opportunity

Blogging for profit is a great work from home opportunity
Everything you want in life is within your grasp…it’s all in how you think
about it…
You can do it!

Patricia Neuman a work at home expert for more than 10 years. 
For more information on blogging for profit and other owrk at home jobs  visit
 

Why Blog For Free!!

Publish this article: Where Does Blogging For Profits begin?

By: Seemantini Bose
Category: Blogging

Hey…did you know the blogs are dead? That they have been murdered! Yes, they are no more with us… blogging is dead! Let’s observe two minutes of silence for the poor souls…

Hey just heard, the poor blogs have been replaced. Now, they are on the way of going obsolete in its true terms. Who took their place?…ahh…microblogging of course!
Microblogging…What is it?

Ohh, c’mon guys, welcome Microblogs, the new member to the world of web! The web giants like Facebook, MySpace, Orkut, and others are quite tensed of their future now. Who would want to use them now that microblogging has paved way for faster and prompter communication! Also, not to forget the attribute of reaching out to larger number of people. Well, not a bad deal after all!

Microblogging is relatively a newer concept compared to other platforms on web. It refers to small updates of maximum 140 to 150 characters that have become instantaneously popular with the bloggers. ‘Twitter’ is a living example of it, which enjoys the maximum market share followed by other microblogging platforms like Jaiku, identi.ca, Yammer, and Plurk. The most attractive feature of these microblogging sites is that they can also be updated from your mobile phones! So keep blogging while on the go! There is even more to it…
Top Features of Microblogging:

Besides being mobile compatible, there are other features to these microblogging sites, which attract more and more users to it. Let’ have a look…

• Speed: Not only when you post your stuff, but also the speed with which it reaches out to the remotest corners of the world! Doesn’t matter if everyone on the network is connected to you, your message will for certain travel across the world. Thanks to features like’ Retweet’ and ‘Share’. You followers, the followers of your followers, and their followers and so on…all you have to do is keep your post interesting and it will reach people in lightning speed.

• Hassle Free: All of us bloggers know, if the blog doesn’t look nice, you’re out of the race. Decide on the themes, the font, the right images….it takes more of your time than actually writing a blog! Microblogging comes hassle free…no need to change your profile theme, no worries about fonts, nothing doing with the page layout…you just keep on posting your say and that’s it!

• More Fun: Just imagine getting the first hand information from live locations and situations itself! Thanks to mobile blogging, you can always be posted about the latest happenings around, even before the media is informed…and that’s the fun of it! Just imagine your friend attending your favorite rock band concert (which of course you could not make) and reporting live from there on microblogs…amazing huh!

• Real-time Responses: You won’t have to login again after sometime to check out if your post has got any responses. The best part about microblogging is that, the real-time users and live bloggers are always there to read your posts, as it shows up in their timeline and comment immediately.
Challenges:

Microblogging might be fun but it can be pretty challenging to deal with your ever-growing timeline. You continuously have to monitor your timeline or wall for new posts or you just miss them! And once missed, trust me, it takes quite an effort to go back where you had left.
What Next?

Whether you too are going to go for micro-blogging as other bloggers are doing or just leave it here, I don’t know But I know, microblogging is on its way to be the next big thing with bloggers, who have already abandoned conventional blogging. . It’s upto you whether or not you want to utilize its potential.

So, now that we know the reason behind this death, the death of blogging…who would you blame…Microblogging or the Bloggers?!
 

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Publish this article: Blogging is Dead

By: Ian Basford
Category: Blogging

Most bloggers create and maintain a blog for the purpose of making money, although some people do it for pleasure or to keep in touch with friends and family. However, the vast majority of bloggers set out with the intention to make a profit. Fortunately, if you are looking at ways to make some extra money, adding profit streams to your blog is really easy.

Selling advertising space is one of the most common ways to profit from your blog. A good example of this is Google Adsense. Google Adsense is so easy to apply to your blog that there is no reason for the serious blogger not to use it. All that is required is to add a small snippet of code to the blog. The advertisements are then added automatically. Furthermore, the adverts are highly-targeted because they match the content of the page.

The reason bloggers choose to apply advertising to their blog is because it is a passive form of income once the traffic has been established. Although it takes work to look for advertisers, other than Google Adsense, and maintain the adverts on the blog, those who achieve it can gain a reasonable amount of profit for very little work. Compared to other forms of monetisation, selling advertising space can be one of the most consistent streams of revenue.

On the negative side, selling advertising space requires you to have some kind of established traffic. You might find it hard to sell advertising space without traffic and it will most likely not produce much revenue. Additionally, the blog must have a target audience, or niche, in order to achieve the maximum amount of profit for advertising space.

Affiliate programs are also a major source of profit for bloggers. Affiliate programs are excellent because they give you the opportunity to make a profit even if your blog has a small audience. However, the negative aspect of affiliate programs is that there can be instances where you cannot make any profit at all.

Clickbank and Paydotcom are good places to visit if you are looking to apply some affiliate adverts to your blog. You can manage all of your affiliate products from one easy-to-use interface, and any sales you make are pooled together rather than spread over several different merchants.

Bloggers who offer some form of product or service have an excellent opportunity to bring in more clients. Creating and maintaining a blog that focuses on your particular area of expertise can help you become a recognized authority in your field. You can also benefit from an increase in demand for your services and improved reputation that you build, which will enable you to charge more.

Aside from promoting your services, selling premium content is also a good way to profit from your blog. Blogs are a huge source of information, and remember that not everything has to be free. Although selling premium content is possible in any field, you must have the capability to offer something to the reader that is worth paying for.

Setting up and maintaining your own blog, or network of blogs, offers you an easy way to make some extra money. This can be done at virtually no cost, other than time. How much money you make is entirely up to you, depending on the effort you put in.

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Publish this article: Essential Ways To Profit From Your Blog

By: Stephen Kavita
Category: Blogging

Before we discuss on how to write a blog is would be prudent that the definition of a blog is well understood. A blog is an avenue where one can share his/her opinions, experiences, and discuss numerous topics that seek to help his/her readers reflect on a certain issue. It is effective in educating and sharing insightful content with people in your niche. In short, blogs are written to add value to your readers and not to sell or advertise your products.

It is good to note that when people are browsing the internet mostly they do so to get educative content. Therefore, you can imagine the notion visitors will have when you write a blog with high pitched marketing content. A blog that only seeks to advertise products will as an end result have a high bounce rate since most readers will not stay long on your web page.

Think of it this way, when you write a blog you are creating an online journal. Thus ask yourself if you are adding value to the people that will be reading your blog posts. Every time you pick a newspaper or a magazine you do so because you are looking for information and not be bombarded with advertisements. The same applies when writing a blog.

The best approach to write a blog is to identify an area in your niche that people have a problem with and address the issue. As you offer solutions to a certain problem you will note that people will begin posting comments as they discuss the topic, thus spend more time on your web page. An informative blog also results in repeat visitors who by the end of the day will recommend others to your blog.

In addition, when you write a blog go straight to the point so that your readers can know what you want to share. Keep to the point and be creative in order to keep your readers glued to your content.

There is still more to learn thus follow the links below and learn more on how to write a blog.

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Publish this article: How To Write A Blog And Definition Of A Blog

By: Stephen Kavita
Category: Blogging

People the world over have joined the band wagon and are now blogging for money more than ever before. The opportunities being presented to make money blogging are numerous and more so easy. The challenge comes when you want your blog to stand out from the rest in your niche. This article will share with you proven ideas that will ensure you succeed blogging for money.

Keep researching: You all know that whichever industry you are involved in things keep on changing all the time. Therefore, it is prudent to always keep up to date with what is happening in your niche. Keep learning new things that will expand your knowledge thus have valuable material to share with your target audience. Your visitors should feel that your blog is like a one stop shop as regards to your niche.

Originality: Blogging for money is about uniqueness. Therefore, even as you read other people’s blogs in order to increase your knowledge base, make sure you resist the urge to copy paste their material on your blog. Work towards being original by writing each of your posts in a different style. Attract every topic in a unique way; look for ignored aspects of the same topic and write about them.

Imagination: You will sometime discover that people have discussed a particular topic severally and here is when you need to find ways of being creative. Find some passion within you to help you come up with a different approach that will make your post stand out thus enjoy blogging for money. There is always a new angle to every story.

Make sure you are easily understood: It is amazing how a particular topic can be discussed so many times and yet people will keep browsing for the same. This goes to show that some people have not yet understood the topic. To reach these kinds of people and retaining them on your blog you need to share your information in a clear and easy to understand manner.

When you have easy to read posts, visitors will easily following your affiliate links thus your blogging for money experience will be worth every penny. Follow the links below to learn more insightful Blogging tips.

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Publish this article: Best Blogging For Money Tips And Strategies

By: Paul Atkinson
Category: Blogging

Do you realize that it’s surprisingly easy to earn money by blogging. Simply just the blogs that are updated on a regular basis will earn more income. I know it may be very difficult to keep your blog site current every day. But what happens if a software can do this function, totally on auto-pilot?

Visualize what quantity of money you could potentially make if you replicate this procedure! There have been number of programs available for some time but recently a new program has appeared "Auto Blogging Software" from Web Magnates. Its creator Nick Carty has made an extremely potent tool for profitable blogging in this software. It can post to unlimited Blogs using either WordPress or Blogger.com formats. But that is just the begining. This is the only software which will can grab complete blogposts from any number of sites with an RSS feed despite having only partial feeds The software will strip the original posts of url links and java scripts and other undesirable content from the source article and leave a clean text to post to your Blog. Furthermore it allows you to host any images which are a part of the original content; or indeed any ones you choose to use, and embed them into the article. A great feature for making really professional looking blogposts which is what we are all looking to see on our Blog’s.

This is just the begining. Now you have say 100 articles available to post by filling in a simple form it will find key phrases and change them into links. For instance’ if you have a cracking SEO product you are looking to promote and the article you are posting contains the phrase "Search Engine Optimisation" simply enter that phrase into the box and you affiliate link in the destination box and Job Done! You have an embedded link in the article ready to post. But not just that article? Say you have 10 Blogs (or a hundred) you are posting with different SEO related articles then each one will have the link embedded so long as you ensure the key phrase is in the content. An easy task with minor changes using the built in wyswyg editor. No html editing no fuss just fill in the boxes and you are set to go! You can also post multiple articles at once to your Blog and the software will schedule them for you automatically using its default schedule or one you specify yourself using the simple menu provided.

If you have written your own articles or have some purchased from one of the many sources online then these can be included along with the ones drawn from RSS feeds, and have the links embedded in them too. Simply point to the directory on your PC and "bish bash bosh" they are there ready to be posted.

The program will also create Clickbank and Amazon posts to go between your blogposts. Simply enter your id for Clickbank and Amazon into the system and search using keywords and it will find all the matching products available and once selected they are automatically posted along with the blogpost to enable you to tap into these extra income streams.

It also has a unique translation sytem which can automatically alter the content of an article by translating it into different languages then back into english. Then with only minor editing to clean up the english your article becomes unique to you. I do not need to tell you that it is unique articles which get picked up by Google and sent traffic. If like me you have spent hours spinning articles for your blog it is a little sickening to see just how easy creating unique content is using this system.

This is a truly incredible piece of kit! If you are serious about maximising the potential income from your Blogs and don’t have the time to spend hours creating unique articles and formatting page content then this is the Software you need.

Best of all, it functions both with WordPress together with the Free Blogger.com websites.

Even Better it has a FREE TRIAL offer so you try BEFORE you BUY.

You owe it to yourself to check this out. http://www.bz9.com/ProAutoBlogSoftware

All the very best.

Paul Atkinson

I have been online for 10 years. My articles are designed to help and inform fellow marketers. I run an seo blog webmasterguru.info

Publish this article: Auto Blogging Software which works with Blogger and WordPress blogs