Great advice AdultKing! But the real question here is: can I pay some motherfucker to do this shit FOR me and how much moolah would that cost? You know, to get 'r all goin'.....

Just sayin'....:)

I tried to do this for a friend but the problem was i was not passionate enough about the content to work like i wanted to so I bowed out of his project which i know really upset him but it was the right thing to do because there is no way i could write compelling content and I couldnt feel good screwing him over in the long run. I dig your niche and content so peabody sites are easy, so long story short you have to find someone is passionate about what you do, like you are.

yep, pay people that write posts if you want.

You can outsource the work however for someone in the OP's position or just starting out it's not going to be economical to do so. In the early stages of blogging you'll also want to be testing different things to see what converts better. eg: thumbnails vs large pictures, the right mix of video clips vs images, etc

When you have your process perfected then it's possible to outsource. All you need to do is document the process then hand the work over to someone else. I use oDesk to find people to update blogs, often it's possible to find good writers with basic photoshop cropping skills for a few dollars an hour.

I see you don't use that much txt....doesn't that go against everything we are told to do?

Also maybe it doesn't make as much anymore is because some of the girsl sites u link to don't exist anymore...

You probably did the right thing, bowing out. If you're not into something to the level you need to be to write about it again and again it can get boring fast, and then the work suffers. So again, best for both parties. :)


Yeah sorry OP, didn't mean to step on your toes in your thread. :) But it is on topic, more or less.

AdultKing: I actually do use ODesk for some tasks so am familiar with it. I was looking more to finding a designer/SEO guy who could build the basic structure, off materials I gave him, link 'em all up "the right way" (much as you described in your most excellent post above) and then, when "done", hand the keys to me and I'll write/post like crazy. (Fuck, if I can post on GFY....hehe)

Getting a designer not a biggie but getting one to choose a simple theme I can work with (I find Wordpress clunky and frustrating) and, most importantly, to link things up and make those link tables 'expandable' so i can add to them as I go along, is the challenge. I think it's relatively "simple" work so i don't want to spend weeks doing it myself. I'm only looking for maybe 5-8 blogs setup. LOL

Anyway, maybe ODesk is the place to go for this, too, tho I also find communication is key there and the English is not always so great.

google for ex gf and you will find plenty...


good luck

Why not one great blog that will get people to bookmark and come back daily?

If you have a process documented then you can outsource it. However if you're setting up a handful of blogs you're probably better off doing it yourself.

I can set a blog up in less than an hour, I have a few tricks that make this process easier. Firstly I keep a premade set of Wordpress files, plugins and themes on a dummy site on my server, when wanting a fresh Wordpress install I simply copy the directory to the web root and then customise the wp-config.php file. Then I create a database using a simple bash script and then go to the domain in a web browser and configure Wordpress. Then I simply customise the framework theme which I use and the job is done. Add a few relevant posts so Google knows what the site is about right away and it's ready to be populated with content on an ongoing basis.

If you find Wordpress a chore to set up then there is no reason not to outsource it. One thing about oDesk is when you find a good worker, hang on to them. If they are consistently good over time even consider pulling them out of the system and employ them directly.

Well, since the middle paragraph was unintelligible to me I am guessing I would need to outsource this job. LOL I can setup Wordpress but finding a design that works, and is easy to work with, and getting everything linked properly, is the challenge. But yeah, Odesk-ers could do it. :)

Wasn't there somebody on here that single-handedly ran like 1000 blogs using nothing more to organize everything than a spreadsheet?

MP runs about 600, he explained it all here in this thread

https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1026884

https://gfy.com/showpost.php?p=18222642&postcount=22

you probably could ignore most of the posts in this thread and be ok. people like to give advice on what they know least about.

I think Thesis.

http://diy.headwayorthesis.com/

You need to go fuck yourself Porno Jew boy. Sick of you and your lousy attitude. Some great advice in this thread so STFU.

what would happen if you didn't go direct like that :winkwink:

whatever dork.

Do keyword research first, then blog..

And yeah, that might be me, spreadsheets are amazing at keeping me organized and when to add new posts. I have about 15,000 total now, 2-3000ish being handwritten :thumbsup

You just proved your own point.

How in the fuck do you manage that? No way you're doing it yourself.

A solid blog or a bunch of splogs is not really a choice you have to make. They are different promo methods, so it is not like doing one precludes doing the other, if you feel like it.

A couple of years ago, I was so broke that I was grinding with handwritten blogs and splogs using RSS and various other tools with Thumblogger, Sensual Writer, Sexus Blogs, my friends networks and my own WPMU. I was making upwards of 250/day and really pays in terms of signups and finding out which niche/micro niches sell best. Mostly with multi browsers and about 20-30 tabs each just grinding daily.

Now I focus mostly on handwritten blogs, setting up scheduled posts on each one to update for at least 6 months at a time after lots of keyword research and using handfuls of splogs/blogs I have in related niches for abc/abcd backlinking or link wheels.

Tools on bulkping.com are helpful too ;)

I bet there are some "125 unique" jokers making a good chunk of sales daily with a of jokes. Maybe not everyone but some must be I'm sure. :)

Not really jokes, but I make decent money from Adsense on this one: www.stonedquotes.com :pimp

Depends on what you consider succesful...

I think any NICHE blog with more than 1K daily uniques, and steady traffic, is quite good to be honest. That traffic will convert for sure, at least 1 sale per day and then the rebills.

Just make sure you don't make a blog about "Hot Blonde babes with Big Tits", because that is a 99% fail for sure. Even if you get 100K to the blog, you won't make a dime with it.

It's easy to make a few hundred bucks daily per blog.

* find the right niche
* know your niche
* give your surfers something they like
* do multiple posts per day
* use social media to drive traffic to your site
* monitor what converts and focus on these sites / sponsors.

Multiply this concept a few times and you'll make a good income with blogs.

that is insane you have 15,000 blogs. how long it take to make those?

was that 15000 blogs or blog post?

dude says he has 15 grand different blogs.

About 2 years of daily grinding. Definitely use Google keyword tool and select "exact" with a lot of random variations to find which blog url/subdomain, title, post titles and keywords in posts to use or else 99% of grind blog/splogging is worthless :)

It's not something that I would usually do but at the time I had barely pennies to pay for food so I found 3 computers that someone threw away on campus and connected at fucking .7kbps from an intermittent wireless connection from a donut shop 2 blocks away with a version of xp that was hacked and only loaded to a black screen that I CTRL+ALT+ESC to open iexplore.exe and auto restarted every 45 minutes... Plus having a hookah let me sit at my computer for hours at a time forcing myself to get shit done.

Now I have $98k and can now pay my dad to write random titles/descriptions for my tubes and have adult splogging to thank for that :pimp


And for those asking, yes I have 15k blogs, about 3 million posts total. Lots of RSS and various CSV tools, though :thumbsup

Haha, very true. The weirder the niche, the better chance that it will convert as long as people are searching for the niche and the paysite or webcam site is related to the niche that you are blogging about. For example, 1:80 buy a membership for a midget site I blog about.. :thumbsup

guess you can make money from nothing but work.

have seen you stoner quotes site around as well.

Nice! I needed a blog to write random shit when smoking and I had to put in famous stoner quotes because of SEO :pimp

Im really glad I grinded for that long too. Helps a ton with finding untouched niches that convert and living in the worst possible place on a big campus was depressing..

15000 blogs even on subdomains is awesome for one person operation :bowdown

Thanks :winkwink: The biggest hurdle were the limits for subdomain creation on a lot of hosts but that can be solve by creating the max amount of subdomains per day for those hosts even if youre not going to make one that day for that subdomain so that you have things to do on days that you're bored. Also, WPMU setups are the best :)

Here is a simple but very useful way to use spreadsheets to create and keep up on a lot of handwritten only blogs:

Create a spreadsheet and set columns for URL / Sponsor / Niche (Micro if needed) / Backlinked (y/n) / Submitted SE (y/n) / submitted directories (y/n) / Date created / Date updated until

Use more or less fields if you want depending on how you blog, just be sure to have url and date updated until. Then for each blog, hand write scheduled posts at least once a week and no more than once a day. It doesn't hurt if you post more often, but it doesn't help much either.. Then have about 4-8 months of posts each and set the last date that you have it updating on.
Once you have a lot of blogs to keep up on, just sort the list by date and keep up on blogs that need more posts and add more at the same time..

Also, using an alternate ping plugin for WP that pings once scheduled posts are live helps a lot :thumbsup

The way you promote your niche, keyword research and backlinking is a whole 'nother post :winkwink:

For a great sponsor that converts/rebills like crazy with great niche content that has lots of FHGs with quality hosted thumbnails for blogging, try out Payserve (In my sig) :thumbsup

Another random tip, always link your tranny blogs with your straight site links and dont label them or any TGP FHGs or other promotional materials as gay.. Youll make more sales :thumbsup