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On the surface at least, the idea of automating some or all of your blogging activity makes sense. After all, you’ve told the autoblogging software what to look for. It’s a computer and can presumably obey orders.

The website landing page is key to getting people to do what you want them to do – sign up to email newsletter, buy your product, support a cause, make a change, sign a petition, register for something, unlock a gift, receive a podcast or newsletter – whatever your call to action is. This page contains the call to action and it is important that each one of your campaigns has one. Your call to action should be compelling and all elements on the page should be geared to highlight this aspect of the page.

If you read any internet marketing forum, you’ll often see posts from people who are asking how they can make $x a day. And the value for “x” is often low – anywhere between $1 and $5 is normal for those posts. Sometimes it’s as high as $10 but that’s rare.

Your business web site is trying to bring in new business and all new business is going to be with strangers. Strangers are not interested in you. A big fat welcome to our web site is like pointing a gun to our head, and if our home page starts talking about what interests us, like our business and products, then we may as well pull the trigger and be done with it. To avoid sending your web market away – or shooting yourself – you can start by talking about what your market wants from you, which is the very problem your market has come to solve. People like it when you talk about what interests them, and what interests them is how to solve their problem.

Autoblogging sounds like the perfect way to grow an internet site. Simply enter a few keywords into a WordPress plugin, select some sources for your content and press the “publish” button. Then your software will create your site for you, adding new content over the coming weeks and months.