Blog + Automation = Big $
Posted on September 22, 2005
If you’re already using RSS to Blog or planning to buy, there’s a new unannounced bonus in the queue for you and it’s better than most of the rehashed bonuses with other software or ebooks you may have been gifted with in the past.
Why? Because it shows you, step by step, how to make Adsense money with blogs. On auto (practically) past setup. The theories, the steps, adsense formatting tactics and more are shared.
Michelle Timothy and Kelvin Hui have written and released their joint project, “How to Profit From AdSense with RSS to Blog.”
Kelvin’s testimonial (on Michelle’s sales page) has been causing many people to email both Michelle and Kelvin more than they can stand. So they wrote a pdf on how Kelvin used R2B to make thousands of dollars.
You’ll get the full story in the report, but you have to be an RSS2BLOG owner to get the report. They show you how to set up a blog and the RSS2BLOG for best results. In eight steps you’ll be ready to go.
If you’re not already using this software to generate your blog and automatically post targeted AdSense ads, plus mixing in some of your own copy, then you’re missing out on a very easy revenue stream.
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I wonder if “How to Profit From AdSense with RSS to Blog†will saturate and ruin a good thing like other techniques in the past.
My guess is no for a number of reasons Ted.
a) every application of the technique will have varying layouts, content, dates, links and keywords. (Unlinke many directory generator created websites that are all somewhat similar in their content and layout.)
b) we are all lazy. Setting up one of the Adsense RSS to Blog sites takes a few hours and a little bit of technical focus. Not many of RSS2BLOGs average users will have that kind of focus. I know I had a hard time ignoring my email ‘rings’ when I was researching keywords and setting up my pages.
L’ve loved the concept that RSS to Blog provides, but have been very nervcus to get involved since RSS feed scraping and automatic positng is now being recogonized by Google and many sites are being dislabled. What makes this software different? The “scraping/auto feed codes are in the source codes and can be detected.
Sincerely
Dale
Hi Dale:
The sites that are being detected are mostly google’s own blogger’s accounts - not wordpress top level domain websites nor MSN spaces.
Further the blogs that are getting blacklisted are using an inferior product (I won’t name names) to do the automated posting. Precise time posting is a no no (and RSS2BLOG works around that), as well as changing the headings for each post. Now before anyone says scraping is bad, let me just tell you that I love it when others use my feeds! It gives me higher rank, more traffic and generally as a result far more money to work with every month.
Any webmaster with a feed should tell you the same - unless of course they don’t know how to monetize their website and maximize their traffic.
Further, out of all the feeds I run on various sites I’ve only seen one site strip out my urls in their content (which is a really rude thing to do).
Scrape away I say!
Laura Childs
Hi Laura, Does blog n ping or blog marketing still works? I’ve been trying to get my pages indexed but it seems the spiders aren’t biting (I’m using site generator btw).
Ron, in theory blog and ping still works but using blogger to get the job done is definately getting harder and harder.
You might want to try using a free blog account on MSN spaces to attract the spiders - the google spider crawls everywhere and there aren’t as many spam blogs in that arena yet.
Better yet, use Rick Butts newest site indexing service - if I were launching a new site that’s where I’d put my money.
Plus, there’s lots of extras with the service that you’re sure to love…
Laura
Hi Laura,
Just want to ask, are you still using rss2blog, does it still work?
Hi Mike!
I am using RSS2Blog still, but the technique Kelvin shared back then isn’t something I practice anymore. I use RSStoBLOG to automate my article posts. Set up a site, gather the content, and then the software do the daily work for me.
It’s a great program that Michelle has kept up-to-date and enhanced since her initial launch.
For people who don’t own it, or don’t know what it is, click here to learn more about RSStoBLOG.