managing multiple blogs
 

How do you guys handling it ? I mean creating new posts, adding tags , ediitng posts etc...

any good thing for it ?

thx

I say, you need only 1 blog, SEO done, and earn money.

I have an american college student do all my work

Firefox bookmarks and toolbar, roboform, /wp-admin/post-new.php

Well he's right.

Farm blogs are a thing of the past since the Panda update that has just begun by the way.

Nothing, nothing beats original content on it's own .com domain with nice keywords in it with no more than 10 sites per Ip.
Oh yeah, forget about the inbound link bullshit. Not needed anymore. Don't interlink with your other domains. Use various registrars, various sponsors (linkcodes) various hosting and whois protect da shit :winkwink:

VOILA
ça va faire 100$ merci

well, that was what i meant by multiple blogs ;-)

It's always a good idea to run a pyramid, running into the 1 main blog, gives you more diversity & traffic. You can run niches into your main blog then follow through to your sales :thumbsup

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Shit, I don't do any of that stuff and my blogs have been just fine. If your blogs have quality content Google will love them. I gained huge amounts of traffic with every Panda update and all 60+ of my blogs are just on 2 shared accounts. You really don't have to put that much effort into SEO if you write quality posts that viewers like.

I used blogdesk for a long time till I discovered Windows Live Writer

looks very promising...is that your site ?

i wonder how much will cost to manage 25 and 50 sites....

I've been using this forever and a day....

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Quit thinking about it and just do it.

Your 100% correct, please keep thinking that!

Unfortunately not my site, but I've been using them since early beta stadium. Costs have been discussed for a long time, and it seems to settle in around $0.50 to $1 per site and month, so not at extremely expensive, at least not for what you get.

Right now it's free, so sign up and try it.

Lol. I actually do agree with him when it comes to starting a network or expanding on a relatively new network, but I also think there's a 'search equity' metric of sorts written into the algo so as not to over penalize regularly updated and/or aged networks who have been using SEO best practices while doing it for years, so you'll be fine. :thumbsup

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I LOVE Kurt Vonnegut! :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

Last I checked, Piwik left a footprint on every site: the domain where Piwik is installed.

Or does your system use a different method of tracking through Piwik?