Comments on: Blog Profitz Review: Auto Blog Affiliate Datafeeds, Content, and Video

By: Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 05:27:03 +0000

Really? I will have to check this out.

Mike

By: Judy

Judy — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 19:26:00 +0000

Your link to Blog Profitz triggers an access block in the Kaspersky anti-virus software, saying that there is a trojan program being downloaded. Just wanted you to know. I took a screen shot if you want to see it.

By: Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 19:01:31 +0000

I wouldn't backdate more than 2 years, others may disagree, but I htink
anymore than that will send up more of a red flag than actually help you.
You can make your site private until you get all of your keywords and
categories setup and then go on a blog and ping campaign using something
like Web Traffic genius to go through all of your posts over a few weeks to
ping al of your sites Posts and Pages and wake Googel up to your
site'sexistance again. I wouldn't put your site into "sleep mode' for too
long because it could cause oyu to lose backlinks and other value it already
has in the SERPs.

As for sub-domains, I don't use them a lot. I like to use one site with
multiple categories.

Mike

By: danblack

danblack — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 18:28:13 +0000

Thanks for your help Mike...

I've been reading what WP Robot will do, and it's quite impressive. I have a question though, and maybe you can answer it. Since my domain names are old, I have the ability to backdate some posts to make the site lot bigger. How far would you date back?

I've own TBR since May of 2005, and DE since December of 1998. Is there a way to spend a month or two, locating all the keywords I want, with all the categories I'm planning on using, but not ping the search engines until I'm done?

I may be wrong on this, but it might look more natural if the site was built out with hundreds or thousands of pages first, and then tell the search engines to find it. It might look like they just overlooked that site. Then of course, I would set it to grow naturally.

The other question would be related to sub-domains or sub-folders. Would you recommend building a site by using sub-domains for each of the different categories, or keeping them all under the primary domain by using sub-folders?

Thanks again for your help...
Dan Black

By: Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 02:23:49 +0000

I wouldn't recommend Blog Profitz as my first course of action. Go through
the blog here and look at some of the top rated auto blogging plugins for
Wordpress that I have reviewed. WP Robot for starters. I thik you will
find exactly what you are lookig for.

Mike

By: danblack

danblack — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 00:17:48 +0000

Since this review was done about 10 months ago, and the thread is pretty old now, I'm not sure you will still see this comment? I've been on Scott's email list for many years now and bought The Blog Solution years ago.

At the time, I didn't know as much about blogs as I do now, so I didn't do anything with it. Things have changed and I now write a financial blog, (RedDragonLeo.com) that I completely customized. It was the basic free wp theme that comes with everyone's first blog.

I created the header, footer, changed the background, etc... I now get 3-4,000 unique vistors per month, but it's not the blog I want to place ad's on. That blog is my personal blog, and I want too keep it "Ad free".

Instead, I'm just looking to do something with some domains that I've owned for 5-10 years now. They are good names, but I don't know how to make any money from them? I know how to use Wordpress, as I write new posts daily on my financial blog, and helped a friend set her blog up too.

I want to use 3 domains that I don't do anything on. Those are DiscountEverything.com, TravelHalfPrice.com, and TheBusinessReporter.com. They are all dead sites now, with an old 90's style site on TBR, and some splash page on THP, and nothing but an "Under Construction" sign on DE.

I can edit headers and stuff in wordpress, and insert custom graphics. I took a free wp theme and created all the graphics on my friends site (HotOptionBabe.com). It now looks like a real site, just like my blog RDL.

I don't want to put up some garbage looking site, so I've been playing around with some of the free wp themes, changings some of the graphics and uploading them to temporary sites. For the DE site, I put up a test blog on http://blog.discounteverything.com. And for TBR site, I put a test up on http://theblog.thebusinessreporter.com.

All I did on TBR was add the text in the header. I want to do the same for DE, but the big concern is whether or not Blogprofitz will work with a custom template, and automate the posting process. If not, do you know of another program that will work well?

I want to build it longterm, not some spammy looking site, like most of the cheap software does. Your site is nice looking, and well layed out. I want to do the same. Anyway, thanks for listening.

Oh... one more thing. Joel Comm just released a new blog template called Socrates, and it's designed specifically for internet marketers. I wonder if it would work with Blogprofitz, or can Blogprofitz do everything it does with the plugin provided?

Thanks again,
Dan

By: Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 00:09:18 +0000

I use the low end membership. I like a few of their programs speciifcally
the HotelClub and Clickbank feeds they pull. The biggest bang for your buck
is the content articles you get as well. That makes the whole system worth
every penny.

Yes they run it, but if it goes away, what do you lose?

By: Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:09:18 +0000

By: Paul

Paul — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:31:56 +0000

I see that Blog Profitz is available at the moment. I love the look of the system but am concerned that it all runs from there server, so ultimately they retain control.

Also this is pretty expensive on a monthly basis too.

By: Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 02:22:05 +0000

There are a lot of great link resources in the Warrior Forum WSO area for
high PR linking opportunities. I use around 6 different autoblogging tools
to make money from my autoblogs. It allows me to do so many different
things without doing a cookie cutter website and helps to make each site
unique. I have reviewed most of them on this site.

By: tedkelso

tedkelso — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 22:43:40 +0000

Wow, how did u manager to get 200 pr6-prr8 sites? using senuke or some other software? would u recommend one in using blogprofitz after using it for some time (monthly payment) or just autoblogging software like wprobot (once-off payment)?

By: Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:03:04 +0000

It has been a little while since I wrote this review and the amount of traffic and money I get from these sites goes up and down. What I did was just a little promotion through SENuke and I submitted the sites through a buddy of mine to about 100 Social Bookmarking sites each. With that small promotion, in a very targeted niche I was able to pull in around $350 in total from all of the sites.

Since then, these same sites have had 2 additional promotions to around 200 PR6-PR8 sites for each site. It has made me number 1 for 2 of the sites in their niche, but hasn't gotten me anywhere with the other 2 sites (which I actually fell off of page 1 to page 2). It is all about the level of competition in the niche.

I also use a number of other Plugins to aid in bringing in content to these blogs like WP Robot and Reviewazon just to name a few. Diversity and link building is key and it is all niche dependent for how much you have to do and how much you make.

By: tedkelso

tedkelso — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 12:22:43 +0000

How much internet marketing promotion did u need to do to get 50-150 unique visitors to the 4 new BlogProfitz sites? You said u made about $350 from these sites. $350 per site or $350 divided among the 6 sites?

By: Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 20:25:27 +0000

You obviously haven’t used the software. Autoblogging through Wordpress is making me money like crazy right now. I have been building One site per week because of it. If you use the right combination of techniques, you can even rank better for articles and videos than the original. It is all in how you do it. Don’t take my advice if you don’t believe me. Go to the Warrior Forum and you’ll see tons of other marketers doing the same thing.

As for Half Again products, most people are usually to inexperienced to be able to fully take advantage of their programs because most are very advanced tools. Storestacker was an easy one, but I think they realized that it wasn’t working as well anymore and blogs are the way to go, thus you now have Blog Profitz. I have used their programs for years without issue. Scott and Omar are quality dudes.

By: trisha

trisha — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 13:17:19 +0000

I've allways found halfagain products, buggy and pretty useless for any money making purpose. Their auto blog software creates blogs that either dont get indexed or that get deindexed pretty darn fast….waste of time.

By: BlackHat Admin

BlackHat Admin — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 20:47:32 +0000

Actually I get most of my traffic from natural searches right now. I also use the Auto Social Poster to automatically post to aroun 40 Social Bookmarking sites with each auto blog post. (I actually only post to 10 random Social Bookmarking Sites with each post.) These blogs do not have a problem getting indexed well if you still use the normal SEO plugins like the All in One SEO plugin to help with SEO. I am actually working on an ebook about it now.

By: Rich

Rich — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 17:42:19 +0000

What would be the best way to get traffic to these blogs?. I doubt they would get traffic from natural search