Syndicating Your Articles to Multiple Blogs

Since last spring I have been using a service called Traffic Kahuna, which costs $147 per month.

One of the features of Traffic Kahuna, and the main reason I use it, is its Blog Feeder.

The blog feeder allows you to submit an article of 400 words with up to 3 links within the article body.  You insert a few variations of your titles, text, and anchor text (link titles) so that your article can be made into numerous variations without any sacrifice of meaning.  You can then submit your article for posting to up to 30 blogs.  You can also do this as many times as you want.

Each time your article is published on a blog, there are three links back to your own site(s).  These blogs are owned by many of people around the world and are hosted on different servers.

I have been using this service for months now and the cost of the service has recouped itself.  It saves time, and it does result in increased traffic and SEO.  This has resulted in increased sales as well, which is why I can afford to continue to pay for the service.  It’s more than paid for itself.

Furthermore, there is another unhailed advantage to using such a service.  The very fact that you are paying a monthly fee for your articles to be syndicated tends to drive one to write and submit articles regularly.  As you feel you are wasting your money when you don’t do it!  Since using this service, I have been writing and submitting articles much more.  I have to – I’m paying for them to be submitted!

In any case, this post is not about Traffic Kahuna.  It is about a new service being offered by Traffic Kahuna’s little sister, Syndicate Kahuna.  Both of these services are offered by our very own world-famous John Cow.

You can now get a subscription to Syndicate Kahuna which allows you to input your own articles for posting on the blog network.  There are over 4000 blogs to choose from on a variety of subjects.  The service currently costs under $70 per month.

If you are serious about building up an online business I do suggest you have a look at this service.  As I said, I use it personally and it has had definite results.  The blog feeder really is the reason I use Traffic Kahuna.  While Traffic Kahuna does have other features I value, it’s really the blog feeder that makes or breaks my decision to use it.

I won’t go into more details because its explained very well on the sales page (which is not one of these long scrolling disasters).

So for more information, please go to Syndicate Kahuna.

Remember you can sign up for the free version of Syndicate Kahuna and then you can always upgrade later