Rather than do 1 flipper per month, I decided to do one per week. The reason for this is two-fold;

1. From March onwards, I can sell flippers on a weekly basis.
2. Should they fail to sell, I have a whole load of new sites with which to do something.

My checklist;

• Domain Name found and registered - check
• Name Servers set-up and Whois made private - check
• Website Hosting set up - check
• Wordpress installed and configured - to do
• Nice wordpress theme found - to do
• At least 100 articles ready for posting - check

On my previous flipper, I manually posted all 90 or so posts, ready for them to autoamtically come on-line on a day by day basis. To enable this I had to install a couple of plugins, namely, pingfix and wp-cron.

Will then reminded me about Rss2Blog, which is perfect for the job of posting articles on a daily schedule. Though I do own Rss2blog, I don't have it installed on this computer as I found no good use for it after my initial testing period a year ago. So I opened a support ticket asking where I can download the latest version from - 4 days later I am still awaiting a reply! Support Sucks at Rss2Blog.

So, that idea is out of the window. What I intend to do is post to each of the blgos once per day - there is a good way to do this, I'll try to explain…

Each time I set up a new blog, I will go through the above checklist. I will then open up my folder of "subject" articles and the "write" page within the WP admin area. These will then be placed into a bookmark folder.

Firefox has a feature where you can click the middle button (or scrollwheel) on your mouse - what will happen is that each bookmark within the folder will open into it's own page. Thus, I can easily open folders of articles and write pages and do a simple copy/paste each day.

It's a little more work, but I don't mind that. A minute or so per day, per blog, is not so bad.