If you’re autoblogging already you probably have a list of RSS feeds providing content for your sites. Grab some more that are generally related to your niches so that you have 20 or so ‘active’ feeds – those that have new items in every day or two.

It takes next to no time to set up new blogs on the aforementioned sites. Let’s say you have five of each, 15 blogs in total, added to SocialBacklinker Pro already. Here’s what we’ll do in the RSS Backlinking tab:

1. Add your RSS feeds in the RSS Backlinking tab, one on each line.
2. Set the frequency so each blog gets a few posts a day. If you have 15 blogs, set it to 100 minutes or so.
3. Turn Respect Post Start Date off, and turn Gather Full Content on

Then select each of the accounts that are going to receive the RSS items:

1. Change the Post Start Date to at least 4 weeks from now
2. Set Post Random to Yes
3. Set the Post Frequency to between 1500 and 3000
4. Set the % Chance to between 40% and 60%
5. Change RSS? to Yes

It’s easier to use the Mass Edit tool for this, as you can randomise the values for relevant fields.

With this setup, you now have 15 accounts all posting random items from your feeds – that’s 15 autoblogs running independently on WordPress.com, Blog.com and Amplify.

In a few weeks they will have amassed a good amount of content. They’ll be indexed in Google and have some inherent trust. At that point they will start posting backlinks here and there to your own site.

Of course, the network can be as big or as little as you like – and post content from anywhere. All you need is accounts and RSS feeds.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleeper_cell

Sleeper cells – in the context of SocialBacklinker – are accounts that will lie dormant until their Post Start Date kicks in. At this point they will begin posting your links.

What good is a dormant account? It just sits there, unused, until its time comes to begin posting. Well, using the Content Fuzzing option in SocialBacklinker Pro, these sleeper cells can have relevant content posted to them, and get indexed with the automated pinging option.

Using these two simple methods, your sleeper cells are aged, have natural content and should be indexed by the time they come to post.

Say you have a hundred accounts. Spend a few minutes using the Mass Edit tool to set their start dates to somewhere between now and six months’ time. Turn Content Fuzzing on, turn Respect Post Start Date off, and enable pinging. That’s it. You now have a hundred natural accounts growing on autopilot. They’ll be gaining relevant links at random times and pinging whenever they post.

Every few days, a new account will start posting to your sites. It’s already indexed and looks perfectly human. Once all accounts have begun posting, you’ll have built up a natural backlinking campaign, increasing in link density over time, posting tens to hundreds of links to your sites from accounts with good histories.

All on complete autopilot, for a couple of minutes’ work.

Normally, syndication takes the form of posting your content out to other sites as and when posts are published. That’s all well and good, but has a few inherent problems:

• Posts made before the syndication plugin was installed are ignored
• All sites get the same post at the same time
• Older posts may drop out of the search engine index

The Random Backlinking options address these points, as well as provide the core of the SocialBacklinker Pro mindset – that you can have a great many accounts all posting different content at different times.

Let’s say you have 20 accounts at various networks. To get them posting randomly, you would:

1. Select the accounts using the relevant checkboxes
2. Click With Selected: Edit to open the Mass Edit toolbox
3. Set Post Random  to Yes
4. Set the Mins between posts ‘Between’ box to 350 and the ‘To’ box to 750
5. Set the % Chance of posting ‘Between’ box to 40 and the ‘To’ box to 70
6. Click Save

The Mass Edit toolbox has now set your accounts up with randomly selected values between the ones you entered. These accounts will now pick random posts from your blog, and post backlinks to them around six times a day.

The crucial points are:

• Accounts post at different periods
• Accounts post different content

This looks a whole lot more natural than syndicating to loads of accounts at once, and gives your older posts a chance to get backlinks too.

1. Log into your WordPress Admin and go to Settings->SocialBacklinker Pro
2. Expand the Microblogs: Twitter module by clicking the + button next to the Twitter title.
3. Add the twitter username and password for your account.
4. Set Post all new links? to Yes
5. Click Add

That’s it!

Now, every time a new post is published in your blog, a job will be added to the internal queue that will post a backlink to the new post to the twitter account you added. The next time a blog post is viewed on your blog, this job will run and the backlink will be posted.

Run through these steps again for each official channel you wish to add, or any account you wish post backlinks to new posts as and when they’re published on your blog.