multi blog poster tool

[HunkyLuke]

I found this new tool that just went live a couple days back called Multi Blog Poster. It allows you to submit your posts to various blogs (aka submit plugs) for a fee of $39.95/mo and less if you get 3+ months at a time.

They also have a section for blog owners, to allow them to make money every time they allow a plug into their own blogs.

Its just new, so right now they only have 83 blogs (3 gay blogs) but the good news is that right now you can sign up to a free 3-day membership trial (3 plugs/day to unlimited blogs) and you can continue using the free version which limits you to 1 blog plug on 1 blog per day.

I just signed up and uploaded my first 3 blog plugs. If you are interested in signing up and trying it too, click here to visit Multi Blog Poster. Hey, its free, so why not give it a try for 3 days.

[Bec]

Looks really interesting. I'll get back over there and check out the video and probably do a trial run.

[PFLJayden]

With this program...

Can you submit your post to one blog (for example, our blog at http://gaypornblognetwork.com) and it shows up on another site that's not connnected to that domain such as for example: http://blog.xxxdto.com ? Without having to update both blogs?

If so, we've been looking for something like this for like a year and a half!

[Bec]

That's called an ABC trade Jayden.

[HunkyLuke]

Jayden, this program is for submitting a blog post to several blogs that you don't own. Its not really for your own stuff. They do have a section where you can add your own blogs into the network and get paid for posts from others, but I don't think this is what you are looking for.

However, you may be interested in Blogs Organizer, with this system you can remotely update all your blogs from one location, and that includes updating more than one blog with the same post. You can actually chose to update certain blogs or a % of your blog networks with the post, ie, update blog1.com and blog2.com, or update blog1.com and 20% of the remaining blogs in your network.

Is that what you were looking for?

[twinkerbell]

is it worth it for 39.95 than just to submit manually... wonder if it would pay for it self?

[HunkyLuke]

Well, you can't submit a post manually to their blogs, so really the question is if you can gain 1 sale a month via this new tool, that should be enough to cover your monthly fee. Plus there is value in having your links on their blogs for SEO.

I am trying out the 3-day free trial right now. I will report back later once I get more info. So far, it looks like a GREAT idea but there is not enough blogs and traffic in their network yet. If it grows, it could be a new way for programs to get fresh traffic.

And hey, the trial is free and you can continue with a free account which limits you to 1 post on 1 blog per day, so you can't beat free!!!

[PFLJayden]

However, you may be interested in Blogs Organizer, with this system you can remotely update all your blogs from one location, and that includes updating more than one blog with the same post. You can actually chose to update certain blogs or a % of your blog networks with the post, ie, update blog1.com and blog2.com, or update blog1.com and 20% of the remaining blogs in your network.

Is that what you were looking for?

YES!!! I'm thinking.

I lack so much on our blogs because of the time it takes when updating.

For example:
If I update http://blog.xxxdto.com I want that same post to appear on http://gaypornblognetwork.com

If I update http://blog.sebastiansstudios.com I want that same post to appear on http://gaypornblognetwork.com

So on and so forth.

[HunkyLuke]

Jayden, this sounds just like what Blogs Organizer was meant to do. And its affordable, like $140 one time. I have used it for years and I think its the best blogging utility around, plus the support is pretty good and (unlike WP) they don't have any security issues and only update maybe once a year to provide additional functionality.

I run a couple hundred blogs using this tool now, plus I use Gallery Scraper (a tool that creates RSS feeds from FHGs) and Site Organizer (a tool that runs your network of TGP sites) from these same people to do automate routine tasks. Check out all their products by clicking here.

[HunkyLuke]

just an update, after doing the submits for 3 days to their gay sites, my traffic was minimal. So perhaps this tool will be a good one to use for their free service (1 post to 1 blog per day) for now, until they manage to increase their traffic and/or get more blogs to participate.

[Bec]

Ah I read your post too quickly and didn't realize you were talking about post distribution on your own blogs. Yep -- Luke is right in suggesting Blogs Organizer, it's an awesome tool for blog management.

[twinkerbell]

i use qumana blog editor...

[dappz]

its interesting

[B2BwithJoeD]

Jayden, this program is for submitting a blog post to several blogs that you don't own. Its not really for your own stuff. They do have a section where you can add your own blogs into the network and get paid for posts from others, but I don't think this is what you are looking for.

However, you may be interested in Blogs Organizer, with this system you can remotely update all your blogs from one location, and that includes updating more than one blog with the same post. You can actually chose to update certain blogs or a % of your blog networks with the post, ie, update blog1.com and blog2.com, or update blog1.com and 20% of the remaining blogs in your network.

Is that what you were looking for?

At what point does updating multiple blogs with the same post generate negative results? One of the warnings in blogging is about duplicate site content, so how does this work?

[mbpuz]

Thanks everyone for your feedbacks!
Multi Blog Poster is really something new with some great functions!
With rewriting your submitted content, none ouf our blogs gonna receive any duplicates, we even spin the images and store them locally with each post and additionally there is a content check and if your post is not unique, it will not appear on the submitted blog.
Right now we have just 3 gay sites, that's the one downside for you guys, hope to bring out more soon.
Anyone have questions or need additional information, just hit me up per icq 585627065 or mail lape[at]puzmedia[DOT]com

btw. if you have gay blogs network, would be a great option to start with our blogger package and create your own MBposter network!

Best,
Sam