Just Jace: A Blog About Blogging

What makes some blogs better than others? How important are subscribers, Google PageRank, and Technorati score? Jim Kukral and Paul Richlovsky of http://www.fathomseo.com talk about what really makes a good blog.

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I have been using it for a year or so and I absolutely love it. It makes my blogging experience SO much better and increases the amount of blogs I can start ten fold; and yes, before you even get started, they are splogs, haha.

One thing I absolutely love about ABP is the ability to enter in rss feeds into it that you don’t even have to use right away. What that means is if you are scanning around and find a kickass rss feed that you might use in the future, you can throw a new category into ABP and put that rss feed into the category and ABP will grab the feeds entries for you and store them in the database, so when you do create a blog in that niche or category you can put that blog in ABP and update everything and you will have a populated blog in minutes.

One of the MAIN reasons I went with ABP over other blogging tools is the amount of updates and the fact it works best with the Wordpress blogging platform. Other systems are great, but they don’t use Wordpress, and that is a deal breaker for me.

Anyway, how much do you love it if you use it? If you use something else, why did you chose that?

I am also forwarding this post to the creator of ABP, who is a friend of mine, so if you use ABP let me know what you would LOVE to see included in upcoming versions.

Check it out here: Autoblogger Pro

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Thanks to John at Search Engine Workshops for another great tip

-Create content that serves your customer’s needs FIRST and your
own needs second.

-Create content that will meet your visitor’s exact search query
and satisfy it.

-Create content your visitor will be GLAD that they found - something
of true merit.

-Create content that is based on real “behaviorally based research”
rather than guessing at keywords.

-Create content that is written for your specific visitor so that
it flows smoothly and reads well to them.

-Create content that is original and you feel proud to have created it.

-Create content that has a solid, well written “call to action.”

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Did you know ProBlogger, Darren Rowse, wrote a book about blogging? Grab it now and learn how to blog your way into a 6 FIGURE INCOME!

Click here to check it out on Half.com

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Chris Abraham walks you through how to join the fastest-growing and most elegant free blogging services, WordPress.com. Go from the simple acts of joining all the way through set up and administration. Become a blogger in few than 45-minutes. Most folks only need the first 15 minutes to get you started. Chris is a professional blogging instructor. Enjoy!

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