is recesion time but we have to keep our heads up.good luck to everyone

I'm been using the Automatic Blog WordPress plugin since it was launched back in February. All I can say is it works as a automated content builder, poster and traffic generator. I use it to some degree or another on all of my blogs which is especially useful since I don't always have time to write original posts across all my niche sites. As far a building a community as long as you sprinkle original posts in the mix that speak to your audience it works very well.

Hello! Thanks for the post. It is really amazing! I will definitely share it with my friends.

It's a masterpiece. I have never thought people can have such ideas and thoughts. You are great.

@Garryk: Hi, that great!
I am update my blog everyday, hope you will subscribe on my RSS :D

Hello. I think the article is really interesting. I am even interested in reading more. How soon will you update your blog?

da best. Keep it going! Thank you

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ermm.. nice idea ... this is great.. thank you..

Well its really great because in our busy life we haven enough time to update our blogs continuously. It will really helpful. Thanks to share it.

Not bad for the lazy people but as a real bloger do the thing right and in the long run thing will work out

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Yeah, It will get and links back to the article from http://www.articlesbase.com. And maximum post each day are 10 posts ^_^
And 300 words per article so Google will not for your blog as spam and copyrights. And of course you can make money online with Google Adsense that without worry of being banned.

Is this one of those plugins that pulls articles from other sites, and then links back to them? I guess it would be good for niche/adsense sites, but not so much for building a community in the site. Mostly just for high traffic in and out.

@Red Wine: Like Toan says, if you are using a free Wordpress.com blog, you can't do plugins (not that I know of). If you have a self-hosted Wordpress installation, and you have version 2.7.1, you can go to the Plugins section of your admin panel, Add New, and then browse for the plugins on Wordpress. It will automatically install them for you. Otherwise, you have to download a zip file, extract it, and then upload it to your wp-content/plugins folder, and then activated it.

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Hi Red Wine, Do you using Wordpress.com?
If you using Wordpress.com, you will can't add new plugin because the plugin only support for Wordpress.org ^_^

I've started blogging on Wordpress and want to add a couple plugins, but can't figure out where in the dashboard to upload them. Where's the correct place to navigate to? Does anyone know a dumbed down process for this?

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