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I was spending an hour on Commentkahuna this morning when the email came saying the doors were opening again today so if your interested, make it quick. they have 700 spots and thats your lot so with it being free it’s going to go fast!

Commentkahuna is free comment software that wipes the floor with other similar products that cost small fortunes. Basically you type in your keywords and off it goes to find you a stack of blogs related to your keyword which you can leave a comment on. Yes I know links in the comments have the “nofollow” tag but it still brings the spiders and plenty of human traffic.

They should change the “nofollow” tag to the “don’t count” tag or something because it can cause some confusion. The no follow tag simply tells the search engines not to count the link as a recommendation which means your page doesn’t pass on any page rank. It was developed to stop spammers leaving “great blog dude” comments all over the web to gain a ton of link love

However, spiders still follow the link and if your comment is thoughtful and offers real value it will also bring you plenty of human traffic.

As a member of PortalFeeder I got Commentkahuna a while back as one of the testers but i’ll admit it sat on the hard drive for a while once I read on the forum what exactly it did. I couldn’t really see it generating much traffic but then the reports started getting posted of how well it was doing so I gave it a go and i’ve been using it for a couple of hours a week ever since. Its a great peace of software and highly recommend you go sign up before the doors are closed, if they haven’t already.

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The power of Web 2.0 was demonstrated this weekend after Clare had started using the Web 2.0 Submitter and received over 200 unique hits on Sunday.

The Web 2.0 Submitter is a tool that comes bundled with her Authority Site Center membership although you can purchase it seperately if you aren’t a member. It works very similar to OnlyWire except instead of submitting your post to several bookmarking accounts it submits your post to news sites like Digg, Plime and Reddit as well as to sites like StumbleUpon.

Like OnlyWire it is not designed to cheat the system, it simply acts as a massive time saver. What would take hours to do manually takes less than one and the traffic return is almost instant. Its not just the traffic though because these powerful sites give you plenty of link love so its definitely worth doing even if you do the submitting yourself individually.

Another great tool she started using that is included in her Authority Site Center membership is the Buzz group. Basically its a Web 2.0 co-op where you spend an hour reading members submissions on the various Web 2.0 sites and then rate and comment them. This earns you credits which you use to get the other members then do the same with your submissions.

I fully expected the Authority Site Center to be heavily Web 2.0 powered as the founder Jack Humphrey wrote the book on the subject but I wasn’t quite expecting it to be so organized. He’s put several things in place like unique plugins and tools that have been designed to make life as easy as possible for the end user. Basically, Clare writes her posts and spends half an hour with the Buzz group and the rest takes care of itself.

Its about a 15 days since I signed her up with the Authority Site Center so pulling in over 200 uniques a day already is very impressive. She is sticking to the training program and recommendations and has made at least one post per day since getting the site up on about day 4.

Visit the Authority Site Center or visit the Web 2.0 Submitter.

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If like me you get a set amount of PLR article packs per month through a PLR membership site like PLRPro, you won’t want to see any of those PLR articles not get used. Here’s a few ideas of how you can use your PLR articles if you don’t want to be creating a new site for each pack.

1- Create a free resource to attract sign ups. With a PLR article pack of 40 articles you can create a great report to give away or even use the pack as a starting point to creating an ebook that you can then sell. If you get your PLR from Niche Content Packages you will find 2 choices of an ebook cover inside the article pack which is designed and supplied with the PLR articles for anyone who wants to use them to create an ebook rather than posting the articles to their sites and blogs. You can see the graphics they supply with their PLR articles here.

2- Add another silo to an existing site or category to an existing blog. If you already have a blog or site on a related topic to your new article pack, just add to it. Building larger sites with lots of related subjects is now back in rather than having lots of small tight niches.

3- Summarize the articles and use them on Web 2.0 sites like Squidoo and Wetpaint. Open the article in Microsoft Word and go to Tools, Auto-summarize. On the option screen select “create a new document and put the summary there” and then select “summarize 50% of the document.” Click go and you have a document with hopefully the major points included and all the filler removed. Read the article and add some of your own unique filler in between the major points. Do this every other day and post it to a Squidoo or similar site and use the page for link juice to one of your main sites. The whole process takes 5 minutes to do but will create a valuable link tool for you.

If you are just starting out with a PLR membership site you will want to use all the PLR articles for creating your new blogs and if you are with PLRPro you will be following along to their 90 day challenge. Once you have your foundation laid though, don’t neglect the promoting side of your work by thinking you have to use your article packs to create a new site.

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