Random WordPress of the Day #0032

Title: Auto Blogging

Although we don’t necessarily agree with auto blogging, which is basically stealing other people’s content and automatically posting it on your website, it is more and more popular for people to try and make money this way.

I’m pretty sure all other things being equal, that a blog with normal posts will make more money versus a blog with automatic posts, however it does take a lot more effort to create thoses posts.

You need the personal touch in a blog to keep your readers, if your goal is just to have as much content as possible to attract quick visits than auto blogging can do that, but I rather invest my time into less websites with more quality.

What are your thoughts on auto blogging?

Random WordPress of the Day #0031

Title: The Future of WordPress

Most of us know where WordPress is at right now, and some of the things they have in store, specially with WordPress 3.0 coming up. But what about longer term, and other plans they have.

Mashable landed an interview with WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg at WordCamp San Francisco last week.

We speaks about the demise of Ning and how buddyPress, his solution for communities, can help those folks who are left wondering about free alternatives. He also talked about how WordPress plans to compete with Tumblr, the status of the nonprofit WordPress Foundation, acquisition plans in 2010, WordPress’ focus on themes and even his favorite non-WordPress blogs.

Here is the video:

Random WordPress of the Day #0030

Title: Follow us on Twitter!

Like any good person, brand, company, website or just about anything else, we are on Twitter, so please follow us by clicking here. Our username is WordPressOTD.

At the time of this post we currently have 79 followers, and we can always use more. It’s a great way to stay up to date with the new posts that are here and also when we find WordPress related info and news we tweet about it.

There could be some contests coming in the not so distant future.