Welcome to the FREE “6 Days To Automated Blog Profits” course. We hope you find this information to be useful and follow the process we provide so you can put your automated blog business on auto pilot.
In this daily education series, we are going to cover a range of subjects that will help you learn how to:
- discuss specific functionality that you should be considering when looking at the various automated blog tools that are available
- examine the options around the various types of content that you can integrate into your automated blog and why it’s important to use as much automated blog content as possible
- understand the various ways that you can monetize your blog with a WordPress autoblog plugin
- the 20-20 rule and how to find the highest traffic keyword phrases with the least competition
- the considerations you should make when deciding which automated blog plugin best fits your requirements for the niche market you want to target
- tying it all together and presenting costs of what setting up an automated blog business will cost
Automated blog content and WordPress autoblog plugin tools are a whole new world, one that probably has more questions than answers right now. But the fact is, very few internet marketers are currently using these automated blog tools. As with any new technology, those that get out early will have a head start on everyone else.
The following is an example of why I am so excited about setting up automated niche blogs. Sometimes when I am doing keyword research – especially if I am drilling down as low as possible – I often stumble across a stray keyword somehow related to the original keyword search. This has happened more than a few times, and I always that it would be a keyword to build a niche blog around.
But many times it’s in a niche that I do not have any personal knowledge which makes it quite useless to me, because there is no way I can generate enough content around the keyword (and its derivatives) to keep new and fresh content on a blog. But with an WordPress automated blog plugin that automatically generates content, I now am able to start a blog on any subject that I want. I am no longer limited to just those subjects I have intitmate knowledge of, but it can be anything. There will be many internet marketers that use these automated blog tools to exploit micro niches within niches. All it takes is an automated tool and some good keywords, and you can start a blog in any niche that you think will be profitable.
Now over the past years, there have been ways to automatically populate content in blogs, but there was one major problem. Typically this content was provided via an an RSS feed from another source. To the reader of the blog, the content becauewas keyword relevant and in most cases presented the reader with an interesting and informed read. They may have enjoyed the site enough to even bookmark it and come back again.
From a technical perspective, the content pages with the RSS feed typically would use one of two methods to present the content to the page:
- javascript – This is probably the most common method because it is easy to find lots of sources for fresh RSS content with java script feeds. Coding is very easy and all you need is a small piece of code inserted into your your website or blog. The content was presented from the feed each time the page was loaded.
The problem though was that if the content is provided by javascript, it is not readable to the search engines. So even though the content might be perfectly suited for the targeted search term, the search engines cannot determine how to optimize your page for that keyword phrase. The bottom line is that if you are depending on the search engines for your traffic, every page of content on your site must be “readable” by the search engines. Otherwise you will have a very difficult time getting ranked.
- php – php is another method of inserting RSS feeds on your website or blog, but this is a little more difficult. First, very few content sources make their content available in php format. So if you want to use php, you have to purchase another software tool such as RSS Ground, to convert rss feeds into php. The tools such as RSS Ground worked fine and many marketers use a similar tool to bring content into their static web sites. The search engines read php code as regular html, meaning that the search engines can index your page based on the content in the article.
But the problem is, WordPress and other blogs do not allow php content in blog posts. So without php, the search engines cannot read the content. That removed the possibility of using RSS as a method to populate content in an automated blog.
That’s where the new generation of automated blog tools provide their unique value. Over the next 6 days we will share more information with you and describe how WordPress autoblog plugin tools will change the way you look at blogging in the niche markets.
From here you can decied to a) wait for the email series which will start tomorrow, or b) go ahead and dig in to the information right now. All the lessons are listed below and the information is identical to what you would receive in the emails. But be sure that you also read the emails because there is other new and updated information that may be included.
