Black Hat SEO Digest

Blog Automation – Fast and easy.

I’ve decided to run a little trial service to see if anyone is interested in a service that creates blogs in bulk.  It’s a really simple process.

1.) You tell us your niche.  It can’t be very narrow.  For example we can certainly handle “fishing” but we couldn’t do “Alaskan salmon fly making” only.

2.) We buy (half each) .com’s and .info domains for you and push them to your namecheap account.

3.) We install the blogs for you.  Set up a theme.  Set up a few plugins, permalinks, etc….

4.) Set up an entire years content for you that will post automatically.

5.) In a month or so we will do a small amount of link building for your blogs.  Enough to get them over the indexing hump.

6.) Give you full access to both cpanel and the blogs.  You own the sites – they are yours to do with as you wish.

Hosting will be on our servers.  In a couple months you will be liable for hosting fee’s – but it won’t be more than 32 cents per blog per month.    You will also get access to a members area where you can see your log in information for all your blogs whenever you want.

Your options:  (THIS ROUND IS OVER – PLEASE DO NOT ORDER AT THIS TIME. Leaving the post up for a possible future round. )

This option will give you half info domains and half .com’s.

How many blogs do you want?

10 Blogs $199.00 20 Blogs $398.00 30 Blogs $585.00

This option will give you all .com’s.

How many blogs do you want?

10 Blogs $275.00 20 Blogs $550.00 30 Blogs $799.00

I’ll send you an e-mail asking for the info we need from you. It’s not much – just need to know your namecheap account and the niche you want.

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Power Up Wordpress – Module 1

Wordpress is made for automation!

Wordpress has a ton of features inside it that you aren’t taking advantage of.  The biggest one is a fun little built in ability to accept posts from remote sources.  Power Up Wordpress is a great way to take advantage of this.

Imagine this…..

You take a little bit of time filling up powerup wordpress with some content, ads, and video.  It takes about an hour to go hog wild and have enough content for a long long time.

You set up as many blogs as you want and Power Up Wordpress will post your content to your blogs until you tell it to stop.

You sit back and collect your commissions.

For a very short time period you can pick up Power Up Wordpress for just $12.99 – a nice big fat discount for reading Black Hat Digest.

SPECIAL IS OVER – THANK YOU!

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Aligning Adsense (or other ads) so they float right or left.

I’m just posting this here because even after almost a decade of building websites I can NEVER remember the code to float an ad or image where I want it.  I always have to look it up – and I’m sure I’m not the only one.  Considering how often we ad advertisements/adsense/images to our blog posts, and websites it’s a little trick that you HAVE to know.

Wordpress won’t automatically do this for you – so you have to go into the “html view” to add this.  If you are working with a website, it’s easier to add this to your css sheet as a rule for your ads or images but with wordress you always have to do it manually.

Let’s say that I have a long blog post and in the middle of it I want my text to wrap around an image or an advertisement.  If you just align the image to the left or the right your text won’t appear along side it – it ends up giving you a huge chuck of white space.

You can fix that by entering in something like this:

<div style=”float: right;margin: 10px;”>IMAGE CODE OR AD CODE </div>

What that does is it puts 10 pixels of padding around your image/code and floats it to the right.  Your content will wrap around it so it doesn’t make your page look crazy.

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