All content on the site is either scraped by WPRobot or built into Stallion. Basically main content is autoblog, some images are Stallion, if you look at the Popular Articles menu on the right the small images are a Stallion feature that’s great for autoblogs.

Basically with an autoblog you want to set it up and forget about it, Stallion uses images associated with the scraped content as thumbnails etc… where it can and where it can’t use a set of images built into Stallion or added by you (10 images is enough) for thumbnails, so every post has an image associated with it even if the main content doesn’t have images (saves so much time).

That site is using the WPRobot Shareasale Module for the Magazine posts. Think I used 3 or 4 WPRobot modules.

After setup completely automated.

David

Thanks for the information. The example site (http://www.premium-links-directory.co.uk/)is exactly what I would like to build. Can you tell me if the site is using WPRobot, and if so which parts are using it. Are the photos and the articles being pulled with WPRobot or are they manually posted by the author. I really want an automatic aggregator, pulling in most of the contents.

Thanks
TAwsola

Stallion adds new features to WPRobot 3 autoblogs that you can not get anywhere else.

All my WordPress sites run Stallion including the site you are on now, you can see an autoblog example at http://www.premium-links-directory.co.uk/

If you read through this sites comments you’ll find I link to my WordPress sites that run Stallion to show examples of features people want to achieve etc… And you can freely download the Stallion theme zip file and install it in a demo mode, you can see most settings, but can’t change them. The Stallion WPRobot options page only loads when the WPRobot plugin is present and active.

David

I would like to buy your Stallion 7.1.1 Theme to build a news aggegator site. Do the Theme 7.1.1 come bundled with the full WPRobot plugin, including all the plugin modules such as RSS, etc.

Also do you have a demo of your Theme, or an example website?

Thanks

Tmawosola

You should go to the WPRobot 3 forum for advise on this, I’m sure others will have made the folder name change after setup (the WPRobot 3 plugin author recommends this change) and have steps you’ll need to take to keep the site running correctly.

For future sites if you rename the folder prior to activating WPRobot 3 the setup is the same as when you don’t rename it.

No matter what you do your current autoblog posts images won’t work because they are hard coded to look for /wprobot3/images/ where the images are saved to server (the images will have moved).

If this was one of my sites I’d either leave it as is (don’t rename the folder) if it’s an old site with loads of posts. Or if a new site delete it and start again renaming the folder first. If you know what you are doing you could edit the posts via the database using search and replace SQL queries to change the hard coded links. If you haven’t a clue what that means, don’t go there, it’s advanced techniques for fixing mistakes

David

I follow your suggestion, but when i change folder name WPRobot3 into photos, suddenly WPRobot3 not worked and showed error. How to make folder name change happen without any error appear?

Thanks

You are in luck, in the next Stallion update (6.1 due soon) I’ve added built in SEO for WPRobot 3 users. It’s not part of Stallion 6.0.1 (current release), but you can read about it at WPRobot 3 Autoblog Plugin Stallion SEO Features.

** I know you are using WPRobot 3 because the images from the autoblogged posts are saved to server within the WPRobot 3 folder:

/wp-content/plugins/wprobot3/images/

It’s advisable to rename the WPRobot3 folder to something else, for example

/wp-content/plugins/photos/images/

So there isn’t an easy to find thin affiliate footprint search engines can use to easily find your autoblog.

It’s best to rename the folder before you activate WPRobot 3 for the first time so all posts take the new location into account.

WPRobot 3 is by far the best WordPress autoblog plugin available.

David