MyBlogGuest+Wordpress+Onlywire = viable semi automatic blogging?
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Do you guys recommend I pursue this combination? I want a semi-automatic (spend a few minutes a day picking interesting blog articles) blog and to automate its promotion. Is there anything else I could be doing?
Also this combination doesn't seem to post to facebook pages well. I'd like to also add buttons to like/tweet/ etc, right on the blog. What are some best practices for this?
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Hi Ilya,
We're going through and looking at older, unanswered questions. Did you decide to go ahead and implement any of this combination? Do you have anything helpful from your experiences you could share, or do you still have any questions?
Thanks!
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Gyi
I concur with your thoughts...however myblogguest provides UNIQUE content versus the rss scraper plugins I used to use. I hand pick the content I want on a weekly basis.
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Call me prude, but I don't recommend auto-blogging at all. Especially in light of Panda Farm.
Should you wish to pursue against my better advice, you could check out feedwordpress and wp-e-matic.
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