How to Do Automated Blog Posting

Automated Blog Blog Posting allows you to put blogging on complete autopilot. Obviously you can see the benefits of that. You simply set up you blog, instruct it to post new content on a regular basis and your done. As a result, your blog stays fresh with keyword relevant content so Google keeps your site ranked nice and high. You slap some AdSense ads on your site, maybe a couple affiliate links and you're making money. Repeat the process and you're bringing in some mad cash.

Automated blog posting is done by using RSS. Let's say you're blog is about dog training. All you have to do is go find a couple RSS feeds that are specific to the dog training niche, and pull that feed so it publishes on your site. Any time that website posts new content, your blog will automatically be updated.

Some people think that automated blog posting is spam content and scrapping (or ripping off) other people's content, but it's not. For one, you're providing a consolidation of valuable content that makes it easy for a person to find everything they need in one place. As far as scraping goes, your not because:

1. The RSS feed provides a link back to the original content.
2. If the publisher didn't want this to happen, they wouldn't provide a way for you to use Really Simple Syndication. You're syndicating their content for them.
3. It provides a free link back to their site, which could have some SEO value to them.

In order to do Automated Blog Posting, you'll need a software program that can do this for you, unless you know how to program your own cron job. The software program instructs you to simply insert your keyword and the RSS feed that you want to pull, and how often you want your blog to be updated. And, whamo, you have your own keyword rich blog that is literally on autopilot. Now go build your next one, and the next, and the next. That's how people get those sick AdSense checks that pull in thousands of dollars a day.

However, don't get fooled into thinking that this is something that will "only take you 10 minutes a day." It might take you a few hours to set up your blog. First, you want it to look good just in case someone from Google checks out your site. You don't want it to come across as spammy, so ad a privacy policy, contact info, etc. Second, the nicer your blog looks and the more user friendly it is, the more money you will make. People will visit more often and stay longer, which means means more click-throughs on your AdSense ads and potential opportunity to sell private ads on your site.

Second, chances are you're going to make a million dollars by building automated blogs, but it can be a nice passive income. You might get lucky to enter a niche that has low competition and will attract thousands of visitors a day, but generally you can assume each website will bring in $5 a day. That means you'll need to build 200 sites receiving traffic in order to make your AdSense account look like this. By no means impossible, but this takes some upfront work and maintenance.