What WSO's Do You Recommend? (Not Your Own)

[ruch1v]

Two purposes.

(1) blog network (both on others sites (wpmu/blogger) and the blog network that i'm setting up on my own sites; and

(2) all of the content for my micro niche adsense sites.

Its taking an hour to spin? I think i'm quite confused :-0

For the best spinner, I "borrow" an article (whether PLR, article site, wikipedia, what not), slap it into the best spinner, and have it spin it with everyone's "good" favorites. The entire process might take 2 minutes I think, with around a 50-60% uniqueness.

Tom

Hey Tom

thanks for the response.. in part one, do you mean you use link farm evolution? also when you say you have your own blog network coming out, do you mean like one like ama or something? If so I definitely would be interested

When using the best spinner I go through and find the variations myself as I find that using the 'favorites' option doesn't always make much sense

[Tom Goodwin]

Hey Tom

thanks for the response.. in part one, do you mean you use link farm evolution? also when you say you have your own blog network coming out, do you mean like one like ama or something? If so I definitely would be interested

When using the best spinner I go through and find the variations myself as I find that using the 'favorites' option doesn't always make much sense

Hi there,

I've been using LFE for a few weeks now, yes :-) As of right now, my blog network is going to stay private ;-) I'm just in the process of creating my own 100 site network on unique c-class ips to aid in my own backlinking endeavors. Perhaps one day as I expand it i'll open it up, but right now it is just for me :-0

For the spinner, I guess it depends on what the purpose of the article spinning is. If I was to spin an article and submit to EZA, sure I would give the spun-through version a read-through. But, for micro niche sites or posting to a blog network I personally think the auto-spinner works just fine :-)

Tom

[tro2]

I'm just in the process of creating my own 100 site network on unique c-class ips to aid in my own backlinking endeavors.
Tom

Hi Tom
Any advice on how I can start building my own blog network?

[Tom Goodwin]

Hi Tom
Any advice on how I can start building my own blog network?

I'm certainly no expert at this thing as i've only been doing it for maybe 2.5 months now.

But, my general thoughts are :-)

(1) Get a good seo hosting account for IP diversity reasons and to help reduce the footprint. I don't think you necessarily only need to have 1 domain per IP, but the more IPs you have the better. I personally hope to build 300 domains on 100 IPs. I use seo-host.com and so far so good. Starting with the 15 IP package, each IP address is $3/IP.

(2) When I first started and didn't know any better, I just bought new domains (have about 20 of those). Even if you don't want to spend a lot of money on domains, in the GoDaddy auctions, you can find lots and lots of PR2 domains in their "closeouts", with a good diversified backlink portfolio. Closeouts only cost between $6-9 (since these are expired domains, add on the cost of hosting, I think most GoDaddy .com coupons are about $7.50). I'm sure there are good free or at least cheap ways to search through these listings, although I just use a pretty pricey monthly subscription through freshdrop.net, as Terry uses that account of mine to search snapnames, dynadot and what not for his domain purchases as well.

(3) Throw some backlinks at the sites. Nothing major, but I just tried to get around 100 backlinks (per spyglass), and that definitely helped the google crawl frequency.

(4) Its a general WP point, but set up a good ping list in your settings. I personally just copy the list from pingler.com.

(5) Maintain some sort of regular posting to your sites. I do 1-2 posts per site per day. This is enough to keep google interested I think, but without coming over the top.

(6) With all of the above, Google is now indexing my new posts lightning quick. About 80% of my new posts seem to get indexed by google within 60 minutes now.

Tom

[vinku]

Any Good WSO for Autoblogging?

[John_B]

You could try http://www.autoblogplr.com/ This is the one I use

[Joe118]

I nominate SEO Footprints:

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...p-scraper.html

Get this and you'll never ever be without a good supply of backlinks.

To illustrate, I just scraped (using PR Prowler, but that's another story) these 2010 EDU blog pages with actual PR, see the spreadsheet below. There's a PR7 in there and a bunch of PR6 pages (actual pages with PR6, not domain PR) where you might be able to leave comments, on an EDU domain. How good is that?!

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?k...lE&output=html

That took me 30 minutes to get this list, by the way. So with this WSO and the right tools, you can do this yourself.

[Chris B]

Thanks joe for sharing that. on my way to go get it.

[guydavis]

@Gary Becks, can you please explain LFE and Carty's Autoblogging?

Thanks

[MAtkins]

Chris - I just went to seo-factory.com - login & password - how can I learn about them?
Who are they? What do they have? How much? Yea I'm another newbeeee - sorry

[MAtkins]

tom have you considered using virtual hosts? I'm just wondering if they might be cheaper.
I'm looking at this:
http://www.lowendbox.com/

[weatherby]

That's some great info Tom.

Quick question: When you say you make 1 to 2 posts per day, are those with unique content? Or do you use some kind of software like wprobot or or some kind of rss feeder?

I'm certainly no expert at this thing as i've only been doing it for maybe 2.5 months now.

But, my general thoughts are :-)

(1) Get a good seo hosting account for IP diversity reasons and to help reduce the footprint. I don't think you necessarily only need to have 1 domain per IP, but the more IPs you have the better. I personally hope to build 300 domains on 100 IPs. I use seo-host.com and so far so good. Starting with the 15 IP package, each IP address is $3/IP.

(2) When I first started and didn't know any better, I just bought new domains (have about 20 of those). Even if you don't want to spend a lot of money on domains, in the GoDaddy auctions, you can find lots and lots of PR2 domains in their "closeouts", with a good diversified backlink portfolio. Closeouts only cost between $6-9 (since these are expired domains, add on the cost of hosting, I think most GoDaddy .com coupons are about $7.50). I'm sure there are good free or at least cheap ways to search through these listings, although I just use a pretty pricey monthly subscription through freshdrop.net, as Terry uses that account of mine to search snapnames, dynadot and what not for his domain purchases as well.

(3) Throw some backlinks at the sites. Nothing major, but I just tried to get around 100 backlinks (per spyglass), and that definitely helped the google crawl frequency.

(4) Its a general WP point, but set up a good ping list in your settings. I personally just copy the list from pingler.com.

(5) Maintain some sort of regular posting to your sites. I do 1-2 posts per site per day. This is enough to keep google interested I think, but without coming over the top.

(6) With all of the above, Google is now indexing my new posts lightning quick. About 80% of my new posts seem to get indexed by google within 60 minutes now.

Tom

[tom901]

Going back to the title of this thread.

Has anyone else noticed that Warrior Forum is a "404 Not Found" ?

[kim kitchener]

if i had to pick one out of the many that i have purchased it would be the public domain book by Kneb Knebiah.
Absolute goldmine of information

Regards

Kim

[guerilla]

I've been using LFE for a few weeks now, yes :-)

Hey Tom, didn't realize you use LFE. I might see you around on the forums there sometime.

[guerilla]

This Google Wonder Wheel scraper is one of the best kw tools I have seen for less than $30 (WSO).

[vipseo]

Does anyone have a link for a WSO for Magic Article Rewriter they can post?

After 13 hours of work, It is difficult to focus on finding it in this forum, so I thought I would be a bit lazy and ask for someone to direct me to it.....

Much appreciated...

[Aroha]

wso link for MAR and MAS http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...5-minutes.html

Does anyone have a link for a WSO for Magic Article Rewriter they can post?

After 13 hours of work, It is difficult to focus on finding it in this forum, so I thought I would be a bit lazy and ask for someone to direct me to it.....

Much appreciated...

[vipseo]

Thanks so much Aroha!!

[jayb0]

I have bought 3 WSO's

1. Backlink booster from Sean D.
This was usefull for me, I automates my linkbuilding and I learned a lot of tricks from the pdf.

2. Same day salary from Kevin Taylor - link
This was a disapointment for me. Most of the strategies were old for me and the only new thing was that I didnt know about fiverr.com (i'm Dutch) I found some good deals on outsourcers on fiverr though. I bought this because it sounded too good to be true and I was too curious! To me it was not worth the $27 the info was very light.

3. Rankflip from tbjason - link
Ok this kind of money making is totally new for me. It learns you how to buy a domain and then setup a autoblog and then sell it. Because it was so new for me I found it very interesting and I learned a lot of new things. I don't know how it compares to other rank flipping tutorials. But for me it was worth the $27 I paid for it.

Sorry to say Tom and Terry, I haven't bought from you guys (yet).

Another question: I was thinking about signing up for the War room, do you guys think it's worth it? Also I came across this WSO by Gene Pimentel, has a lot of good reviews. Buy or not?