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Originally Posted by Babaganoosh
I'm only running about 60 blogs but running 1,000+ wouldn't be an issue (although I see no reason to EVER have that many).
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They will be a mixture of Adult and Non-Adult niches and I figure it will take at least 6 to 9 months to scale up past 1,000. I'm not interested in setting the bar at < 100 blogs because bringing in, potentially, $3k to $5k a month just isn't worth my time.
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Originally Posted by ebus_dk
Giving away your knowledge for free, is the same as saying your skills are not worth money. If that is how you feel about yourself, you are not in a position to give advice to anyone in the first place.
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I understand your point, but I do like helping those that are starting out and could not possibly afford to pay me what my time is worth. Unfortunately they seldom get off their ass and actually do something.
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Originally Posted by BigRod
I use a modified Wordpress MU solution!
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I may go this route and also use some custom scripts using xmlrpc. Still researching.
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Originally Posted by Rockatansky
sounds like a cool project!
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Yeah, should be fun
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Originally Posted by seoguy
Like suggested before you could use Blogs Organizer for your task but in my opinion Blogs Automater is better, you can sort your blogs via campains and so on and just have a better overview in my opinion... |
I've gone through the video tutorials for both projects. They seem like great scripts. It was pretty funny how the guy doing the demos accidentally named his first campaign "My Fist Campaign"
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Originally Posted by Babaganoosh
I use paid writers for some of my blogs organizer blogs. I set up a private wordpress installation and give the writers access to that. Then I use blogs organizer to pull the RSS feed from my private wordpress install and post to the appropriate blogs. It's a hack but it works well.
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Interesting idea. Thanks for the tip.
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Originally Posted by SinisterStudios
We custom coded a system exactly like your looking for that will handle and post content to both our websites and blog networks (in the appropriate places) from a single interface. We give our ghostwriters a login and they get all the article info and keyword lists for each article thats needed to be written and they just insert the article into it and it posts it to the appropriate blog or website in the proper silo then automatically interlinks it with the other articles on the site.
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Sounds like a great solution. I assume it's not for sale
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Originally Posted by pornguy
Thats going to be a lot to deal with.
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At first yes, but then I will have employees manage the monotonous parts.