Blog soft ware word press

I have about 12 blogs up and running now, I hand write most of the posts for the blogs, I also have blog org. doing some RSS feeds for me, which I might add I have to beef up or add some code to them.
What I’m looking for is soft ware that I can write for my blogs (wordpress), and upload it to all the blogs and have it placed in the draft section.
I’ve tried blog org. but they never look the same as I write them, does anyone know of any soft ware, I want to get like 100 blogs up and running

Have you looked at Blogs Organizer? it will remotely post to your existing WP blogs and you can schedule posts too, all from one admin location. The posts aren't saved as drafts, they are just posted when the schedule says so. Do you need that specifically?

BO also lets you get more out of it by creating blogs with its system, and the bonus is that its secure and only updates maybe once a year, unlike WP blog software!!! I use it for all my blogs and love it!

Blogs Organizer, yes i know all that, but when i write the post and upload it they look like dirt, garbage, I have it picking up some rss feeds and yes I have made a few blogs from BO, don't like the way they look either

Roy, I think you may need to learn the Blogs Organizer system better and work on your templating. First thing I learned was that you need to enter your html code all in one single line, that stops WordPress from assuming blank spaces and line returns.

Then I learned how to rip a WordPress design and use it as a BO blog, like these: http://underweardesires.com/ and http://twinksecrets.com/

Maybe if you posted some of your examples of posts that look like dirt, we can help. Bec is also very good working in BO, as I am sure are several others on the forum that can help.

I deleted them months ago, it works for you but not for me, I need a different soft ware that works for me.
The reason I wrote this is, I want to add a new blog ever week, and need something that works for me. For me BO works good picking up the RSS feeds but that's it sorry to say

this blog is like two days old still working onit
http://www.screwthattwink.com/

Those posts look good to me, perhaps the only minor thing is to try to left-align the posts instead of centering them all, but that's only a very minor preference.

What don't you like about the posts?

that's either hand written or from a rss feed that I fix them up.
if I used BO the pics would be all over the place. I like the pics to the center every
all the posts there I hand wrote or I fixed up the RSS feed ones.

things should be centered looks uniform that way. Plus to me the pics should be only two sizes if I hand write them.
to me twink secrets the pictures should be centered and the text should be bond, your eye has to shift left to right none stop to see the banners on the right

I wanted to show you what one of my blogs look like,

You have full access to a blogs organizer install. It is exactly the software you need to run a hundred blogs, or a thousand. You could build a new one daily if you wanted. Just get ONE template html sorted, give it a name and copy it into templates, then select it when making a new blog.

Once you have that part handled, we can teach you how to share sidebar links, banner rotations, blog posts, etc between your blogs.

ok, i used BO, i just simple cant get the posts that I write to look how i want them to look on my blogs
there has to be some other soft ware out there

I can't get this to look like it schould on all the blogs


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Are you using that code on a wordpress script or in the blogs organizer?

yes thats what im useing

I recalled seeing a post about managing multiple blogs (on various domain names) from one installation of wordpress and went hunting for it again. Virtual Multiblog MIGHT be part of a solution. It says you only need to install your plugins one time, and when you upgrade you just do it to the primary installation. It says you can use a different theme per blog. But I can't begin to follow the install directions, so maybe a help ticket to NatNet can get it setup for you to at least try it out.

As to getting your hand written posts sorted out to different blogs you own you can do the same thing paysite owners do for their site rss feeds:

1. Use ONE main blog for ALL post construction.

2. In this MAIN blog create a category name for each blog site you run. (ie: for the blog strokinmymeat.com you might make a category called strokin, or strokinmymeat, and so on)

*note - this also works for ONE blog website needing rss feeds to distribute all posts about their paysite for their affiliates based on say just your bareback content, or for just bear or just twink posts, and so on. This saves building a seperate blog for each category just to get an rss feed happening.

3. Create a post, and tick off ONLY the domains (now categories) you want that post to appear on. Do a preview, edit the date and time for it to post, and schedule it.

4. Go to each of your domains and use the Feedwordpress plugin OR use blogs organizer to pull in JUST THE FEED FOR THAT DOMAIN.

To easily generate the category rss links you'll need, you can add this plugin onto the master site: Category Specific RSS Menu

Just click the blog name you need the feed rss url for and copy the url (ctrl-c) and go paste (ctrl-v) it into whichever feed distributor program you are using.

*note - One thing to keep in mind is that the ‘Category Specific RSS’ plugin won’t be able to give you an RSS feed if you are using the default dynamic URL structure (eg. ?cat=7 or ?p=127 etc.)

Change your permalink structure to a fancy permalink the same day you setup the blog and before you start posting. You want some version of (eg. www.yourdomain.com/title-of-your-post instead of www.yourdomain.com/?p=12) You need this in your htaccess file in the blog root. Open Notepad, cursor down one line and paste the following into it. Save it as htaccess.txt and upload it via ftp, and then rename it to .htaccess (that's dot htaccess without the trailing .txt)

I would NOT depend on wordpress to update the htaccess correctly, even if you make it writable. It's best to just create your own file and send it up.

Code:

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RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

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You should be using fancy permalinks for Search Engine Optimization anyway. And if you have mod-rewrite enabled on your server, you can dump the links that required you to show site url/index.php/and the rest of the link information for your permalink structure.

How to use Custom Post Types and How to Create Custom Post RSS Feeds will be discussed in another thread :)

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what im going to try is feed wordpress on worldtwink.com and see if it pulls in anything, seems the set up is very easy, but you know me :)

How about you try it on your new ones, and leave the paysite alone for now.

** cause I DO know you ... **

i typed in the wrong address

http://www.worldtwinkblog.com

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Originally Posted by ponyboy

i typed in the wrong address

http://www.worldtwinkblog.com

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You really need to start with a brand new blog to make it your master one for the method I outlined. Your worldtwinkblog.com is using the default permalink structure, (ie: somedomain.com/?p=128) and you really shouldn't change your permalink structure once posts have been created as they are already spidered and indexed.

When I get pulled into blog development ideas I usually end up doing more research, and inevitably, find new products or sites that may provide a better solution to a problem. Such is the case with the multiple wordpress blog management options.

Blogs Organizer was, and still is, a great way to manage a large blog empire. It can handle new blogs built within the program as well as "remote blogs" ie:... your wordpress blogs.

But for many of us, the price tag is a tad out of reach, the program is too complex, or, like Roy, you just want to hang out with the wordpress dashboard because it's familiar. Plugins have been, and continue to be, one of the best things to come from the whole Wordpress Open Source phenomenon.

Here is a very recent multi-blog management option that I found last night/early this morning.

Kish Multi Pro The advantage of this plugin is that you can switch between your blogs with just one click on a single page without a page reload. It does not matter if your blogs are hosted on different servers or on different domains. You can manage any blog which is using WordPress or WordPress MU.

Install the Kish Multi Pro plugin on to any ONE of your WordPress blogs and then configure it to manage all of your blogs by entering the blog urls and the admin login details and you are in full control of all your blogs.

You can write new posts, edit existing posts, upload images for all posts, moderate comments and use feed and search features for reading and/or blogging with in realtime. Kish Multi Pro lets you concentrate on your post creations by allowing you to be more efficient and focused. Check out the video and all of the other features this plugin offers on the website. For $49.95 it sure looks like it'll make your blog management a LOT easier.

*note - do NOT use the kishmulti plugin you can find on the wordpress.org website, as it is not working and not supported by the developer.

Found this ... a plugin that handles letting you change your permalink structure without penalty from the search engines. Advanced Permalinks Plugin Says it has been updated to be compatible with Wordpress 3.0.

So has anyone picked up the Kish Multi Pro yet? If so, how about some feedback.