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Copyright (c) 2010 Paul EvansIf you know anything about the Internet Marketing world, you will know that the more people who view a site, the more sales that site will make. It's simple maths - more customers means more chance of sales; so if you put extra effort into any part of your website construction, this is the area it should be in. By regularly entering relevent content onto your webpage, you are ensuring that the Search engines will recognise it as a credible source of information and will drive people who are searching for your keywords to your site. The more posts your site recieves, the more active it will be considered. It would be very time consuming to input information on your site at the rate in which it needs to be done online to be successful so, thankfully for you, I'll reveal the Plug-in that saves you all the hassle.So, on to installing our next Plug-in aka the WP-o-Matic; this Plug-in will automatically search for relevant, on topic content and post it straight into your site. Go to the Dashboard, and find 'Manage Plug-ins' and 'Add new'. Click 'Install' on the right hand side of the page and choose 'Install now' on the next page. A confirmation page pops up, choose to 'Activate Plug-in' and then look to see if it appears in the left hand column to check it has been activated successfully.To configure the Plug-in, after completing the above and ensuring that your WP-o-Matic Plug-in is activated, click on the 'New Campaign' button.(Note: Before you configure it, you will have to follow some simple setup steps for the WP-o-Matic Plugin; these appear on screen automatically and you just need to work your way through each step - it's very simple).Next, type your keyword into the 'Title' box. This will automatically fill in your 'Campaign slug' with the same keyword.To ensure that information is put on your site as quickly as possible, you should now open a new tab and type your keywords (followed by +rss) into Google.com. The pages that come up in the list that Google provides will become the content source which you can then direct onto your webpage.Browse through the list, open up the sites and look for either the XML icon or the RSS feeds icon on the page.(Note: There will only be EITHER the XML or the RSS icon (both won't appear on the page) and they can be situated anywhere on the page. The RSS feed icon may say RSS beside it or it may have the key word after it. Don't worry too much about this, just look for the icon...)Once you've spotted the icon right click 'Copy Link Location' or 'Copy Shortcut' into your Control Sheet(Note: Although the button you need to click may not always say 'Copy Link Location', remember that the aim of this action is to get the URL of the RSS icon, so, when you right click, just look for the button that will fulfil this objective. When you come to paste the link, just double check that it has #rss somewhere in it)The URL that you have copied into your Control sheet should now be pasted into your feeds boxes (found on your WordPress page - remember!). For more sources of information, open and 'Copy Link Location' on more pages on your Google.com list - it's as easy as that!Next click on Options, to the left of the page and it will show up a red error message regarding the "cache". We need to deal with this as follows:1) Log in to your Hostgator control page. 2) Scroll down to 'File Manager' and double click to open 3) Make sure you open the correct URL if you have already more than one URL registered with Hostgator. 4) Select 'WP content' and then 'Plug-ins' 5) Next, double click 'Plug-ins' to open it up and select WP-o-matic, here you should double click WP-o-matic to open the file. 6) Create a New Folder here named 'Cache' and, when it is created, click on the 'Change Permissions' box and alter the permissions so that they read '7 5 5'If you follow through the above guidelines correctly, you will find that the red message is no longer on your WordPress page when you refresh the 'Options' page.(Note: be aware of the 'Cron Command' code, you will need it in a minute. You should copy and paste it into your Control Sheet now)On your WordPress page, click the back button on your browser to take you back to the 'Add Campaign' page. Select the 'Categories' that you want the feeds to be directed to (i.e. the section on your site that the user will have to click on to access these feeds)On the 'Add Campaign' page move into the 'Options' window and you will see you are offered many different selection choices. My preferences go as follows:I select a 'Frequency' of one per day, I check 'Use feed date, 'Cache images' and 'Perform pingbacks', my maximum items is set to 0 (to fetch unlimited items), however, you can feel free to make your own choice if you want. The 'Discussion' options, however, should always be closed. You can now click 'Submit' to view your Campaign feeds.Finally, on to submitting a Cron Job! A Cron Job is not as scary as it sounds - it's just where you set the time frames in order for the system to go out and get data feeds. If you go on to your Hostgator page (remember - your URL followed by /cpanel), scroll down the page to find the Cron Jobs box and select it. Adjust the frequency to every hour and paste in the 'Cron command' link, from the 'Options' tab on WordPress (discussed above), into the 'Command' box on Hostgator. Add this new Cron Job by selecting the relevant box.Returning to your WordPress page, click on 'Campaigns' in the left hand list and select 'Fetch' in the box that appears. This will immediately bring a number of posts into your blog which you can view by going into 'Posts' on the Dashboard. These posts will be automatically updated to your website too, so take a look at them there now.Having successfully completed all of these jobs, you can guarantee that your site will be as active as it can be. For whatever prefereces you've made along the way - whether you have opted for 1, 10, 100, or 1000, content updates per day, you can be sure this will occur daily. The best bit is, you don't have to do anything more, now that you've set up the Plug-in, it does the work for you!Phew, that might have felt like a long slog, but it's done now so, sit back, close your eyes for five minutes and refresh! You've now completed the website customisation stage so well done as that is the most time consuming task of them all. My future articles are going to focus on getting traffic to your newly built site in order for you to start earning money!Next time, we'll talk about... 'Google Analytics'. But, for now, good luck and good health! You're one step closer to the ultimate goal!
