Announcing BlogPiG™ – A Passive Income Generator
July 6th, 2008 | 
Author: Gary
Author: Gary
Woohoo! My first post about BlogPiG™, it’s finally time to go public….
I’ll be keeping this blog updated with news and announcements about the impending launch of BlogPiG™. The latest version is currently undergoing extensive testing and is earmarked for a September release.
Here are a just a few of the features:
- BlogPiG™ automatically generates its own relevant & unique content
- BlogPiG™ intelligently publishes new content from its database over time
- BlogPiG™ automatically generates its own taxonomic internal linking structure
- BlogPiG™ intelligently expands its linking structure to incorporate new & old content items
- BlogPiG™ automatically grows a network of high quality organic backlinks
BlogPiG™ autonomously revives archived content items by adding new relevant comments
Much more to come and please don’t hesitate to ask any questions…
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Tags: autonomous, backlinks, BlogPiG, income generator, launch, passive income
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- BlogPiG: TagPiG Pro is out of testing and ready for launch, I'm updating the documentation today. Loads of great new features! Stay tuned ^G
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Wow, “taxonomical” linking!
What the heck is that?
it sounds “alpha geek” territory…
will it be effectd by the “Credit Crunch”?
cheers,
@MattGarrett
“GammaGeek”
Or maybe even ‘alpha greek’! (Taxis etc.)
It just means that your posts are linked together based on their taxonomy, or alternatively their theme.
I can’t wait to Discover The Easy System That Brings Passive Income Automatically!
I use SE nuke to get high pr backlinks for social bookmarking. Check out my video about it.
Where?
(Yep, SENuke can certainly help, but it’s not a passive product)
A great explanation, thanx.