Day 8 is kind of boring all around.  It’s about gaining some trust, traffic, and of course spider’s coming to visit you.  I wish I could say you could automate everything but if you aren’t a programmer you just can’t.

There are tools out there to automate certain things, but comments that get you the trust, the visitors, etc… aren’t one of them.

Obviously, since this blog isn’t always about hard work there are ways to make it easier.  In fact – this is probably the easiest way to get a blog going…. and of course get links to whatever you want.

Here is the original link love post – go read it and then come back for a little twist.

For those of you to lazy to click on that link. It basically talks about how to use Digg to blog effortlessly, and the fun little benefits it gives you.  For those of you who have little hamsters running around in your head now, it’s time to think about how to make this work for you a little more even.

Ready?

Set up a foundation site that is a wordpress blog.  Add some ‘real’ content to it.  Digg those content items.

Set up a Black Hat level site that is either wordpress or wordpress mu.  Through digg make sure you blog about 50 related posts and then your posts from your foundation site.

Instant traffic – new IP loving you.  Lot’s of trackbacks sending you bots and traffic, etc..

If you keep thinking you will see plenty of ways to make this idea grow.  If you go the MU route you have plenty of places *subdomains* to go crazy from as well.  The links from digg are legit, get your BH sites spidered, etc…  They even pass along some trust.

Since you aren’t asking other people to ‘digg’ you – you aren’t going to get buried, etc…  You are doing something nice for them and blogging about what they already posted to digg.

Comment Request:  I normally only use digg for this – are there any other social networks that allow you to blog from inside them like dig does?