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Hi Fellow Kickstart Readers,

I know the difficulties you’re going through trying to build and exploit quality content Blogger and WordPress blogs. After you've setup your blogs, you then have to go to article sites, do some article searches based on your keywords, then decide from the large number of articles found which one you want to post.

Of course you might (and often will) get a list of articles that is 75% outside your niche. Once you've waded through this long list and you finally find an article that you like, you then have to copy it's content, then log into your blog, then paste the article into the editor, then publish it. And all this for just one article on one of your blogs. If you scale this up to say a dozen blogs, the time spent on this alone could be hours each and every day.

Oh, and I almost forgot to mention, the article you publish today could be months or even years old, and already published on hundreds if not thousands of other blogs. Every man and his dog got there first.

You see, you can't just upload several articles in one go, and then not bother for a while. You’ll need to publish new material on your blog regularly if you want to attract the Search Engine spiders. Without these spiders, your blog will NOT get listed in the Search Engines. Building a profitable blog empire can take a lot of time, energy, and dedication (and money if you decide to outsource). And while it’s true that you can set a future posting date in Blogger, it’s yet more unnecessary work.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if you were sent hundreds of fresh new articles every single day, and you had a system that filters these articles into your niches just waiting for your approval just prior to you posting them at the click of a few buttons? Can you imagine having all of that, and not having to pay a single penny for the service?

Hello, my name is Glenn Leader, and I'm a SLOB. I'm a "Super Lazy OrganicB logger". Late in 2006, I developed a system that allowed me to build dozens of content blogs in different niches, which grow slowly over time. It's this slow, natural growth that makes it appear to search engines that my blogs are hand built. So much so that Blogger has NEVER deleted any of my blogs thinking they were spam. Version Two uses the same core concepts, but brought up to date. I build SLOBS 2.0 blogs for clients who pay me a monthly retainer for my services. I spend less than a minute per client per day on average, and they’ve never complained if I haven’t post every day.

My system works so well, that I'm able to post articles to Blogger in such a way, that my blogs get approved by Blogger every single time on the vary rare occasion that one gets flagged. I just click on the human reviewer option and a little bit later I’m back in the game. Usually much less than a day. How’s that for a thumbs up from Blogger? A real Blogger employee, an actual human being, has been to my blog and given it the green flag. And we all know how hard that would be to maintain, but I manage this with very little effort indeed. It just goes to show how high the quality of these articles are. I don’t remember the last time I had a blog flagged.

And you can be doing all of this too within minutes of reading how my system works

Posting to any number of blogs takes less than five minutes a day and it's so easy to do that a ten year old child can manage it. I can post an article to as many blogs as I desire, be it 1, 10 or 100, the workload remains the same, generally, just clicking a few buttons.

My system works out which articles should get posted to which blog, and I can overrule my systems decisions very easily if it gets it wrong (rare). Sometimes I might have say 5 articles to post to one blog, and other days, none at all. It really does look like you're posting articles manually, it's all very organic. Google loves organic. Of course with Blogger, if I do get several suitable articles for my niches, I spread them over several blogs and stay well under the radar. Over they years I have a nice little Blogger Empire.

The software needed to do this, is probably on your computer already, so no further expenditure is required. If you don’t already have this software, there are several others freely available for you to download. It works equally as well on a MAC as a PC. In fact, this system has also been adapted to work on a Linux system. SLOBS 2.0 is a very versatile system indeed.

SLOBS 2.0 has been thoroughly tested, and works very well. This testing wasn't just carried out by me and a few of my mates. It was tested by people from complete novice bloggers all the way up to expert bloggers. I’ve been using this system for years, and has never let me down. Not once!

SLOBS 2.0 is a complete step by step system, with screenshots to completely clarify how it all fits together. This is a set of ebooks and Workbooks. I toyed with the idea of using video, as I did with version one, but I wanted everybody to have a chance of becoming a SLOB, not just the ones that can download very large video files.

I know you might have some questions, so here's some back ground to help you understand what I'm offering you.

One question I've quite often been asked about my system is does it employ an autoresponder. The answer is no, it isn't a delayed article posting by autoresponder. You see, I wanted a quick and easy way to post articles. And I ruled out autoresponders because; 

• Autoresponders just take too long to set-up, and it's just too much work! If you value your time, then you'll understand why this method is NOT the way to go!
• You'll have to preload all of your articles in advance. This a long and boring job, you could easily spend half a day doing this, and you'd have to start all over again to set the next series up after a few weeks.
• If you Post on average one article a day, after 100 articles, your blog content is stale, usually well over three months old, perhaps years old if you're unlucky enough to pick the wrong articles.
• You still have to track down relevant articles, wade through the mass that are outside your niche, and then copy & paste them to your autoresponder. This sounds like a really fun job.
• Autoresponders don't post articles organically. You have to sit down and workout when to post. Even if you randomize the posting date, the posting time will be identical every single day, leaving a big dirty footprint.
• You have to double opt-in to receive articles via your blog, this can be a pain if you have several blogs and you decide to use additional article sources after you've set your system up.
• Not scraped articles or article snippets. SLOBS does not use RSS to generate content. Hundreds of authors will send you their articles over time. They want you to publish them in full.
• You'll have to invest money and/or time setting up your autoresponder software. If you use a professional autoresponder, you'll have to pay monthly fees. If you buy a script, you could run into technical problems.
• Your autoresponder will place the opt out link at the foot of each article. This is dead give-away that your blog is being auto-built. If you use Blogger, your blog will be deleted very quickly if it gets reported. If you’re very unlucky, some prankster will unsubscribe your blog from future deliveries.

You can post articles very easily. This really isn't difficult at all, if you can point and click, you can use SLOBS. When I developed this system, I wanted something simple. My life is complicated enough.

* refund policy: It's only fair that you at least try SLOBS before requesting refunds. I'm trusting you to put in an honest effort, and ask for help in the unlikely event that you get stuck somewhere. Refunds will not be offered of you're looking for a 100% hands free system. You have to put 5% effort in.