Over the last couple of years, blogging has moved beyond it’s humble beginnings of providing a platform individual online journals and has developed into a sophisticated marketing tool. People have discovered that a good weblog, properly monetised, can become very lucrative when it becomes popular and is obtaining a great amount of visitors. Numerous people now make money from autoblogging. What is this and how does it work?

Most regular blogs only ever receive moderate traffic at best and income from them could be fairly low. $1 a day from a mature weblog from advertisement revenue is about typical. Sounds a little dismal? But, if that holds true, what should you had 100 this kind of blogs? What if you had 1000? then you’re beginning to earn really good money indeed.

This would seem an impossible task. Blogs, after all, by their very nature are entities that require a constant flow of content to keep them fresh. They have to be growing and evolving for visitors to return and to pass the word on to others. Content material needs to become written and posted regularly so how could anyone have the time to properly manage much more than a handful of blogs?

The answer to that dilemma comes in the form of a small orange icon which appears on most websites but which you might well have overlooked completely. The icon I am referring to is the symbol for a the websites RSS feed. There are RSS feeds on this website where you’re reading this. RSS stands for ‘Really Simple Syndication’ and allows webmasters and blog publishers the facility of syndicating their work by way of ‘feeds’ – a standardised format. Bear with me here, I promise not to get technical.

RSS feeds allow readers to ‘subscribe’ to favoured websites and keep up to date with new posts and – much more importantly for bloggers – allows content material from different websites to become aggregated in one place.

With the proper software, you can have a blog which takes syndicated content material from a range of relevant sources across the net and publishes those posts (giving a link to the original post) on your weblog. This has become known as ‘Autoblogging’. Properly set up, these blogs could be set on auto-pilot for most of the time, gaining content and site visitors and subsequent earnings, without having a great deal of management. It then becomes very feasible to start a new weblog every day, for example. Over a year that will be more than 350 blogs. Some will make more than others but even if they only return an average of $0.10 per day per weblog, that’s a very nice extra $12,500+ a year passive income. That is the way to make money from autoblogging.

The key would be to become great at finding profitable niche markets and the capability to set up a blog quickly and easily. With both Blogger and WordPress it is really simple to get a weblog up and running in less than 30 minutes after a little practice.

The other important aspect to a project such as this really is using the greatest software program to provide the greatest results. There are totally free plug ins for WordPress available that are RSS parsing tools but all lack the capability to truly established a blog on auto pilot. They will tend to bring with the feed adverts and scripts from the original post and obviously this isn’t desirable. So, if you want to do this properly, then you’ll have to invest in a expert autoblogging program. This would be a one off payment of typically $150 or much less but that will be recouped many times more than in the long run when you start to make money from autoblogging.

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