I recently received this question from a member of the syndk8 black hat forums.

I'm just curious as to the method you use to automate the
website creation you do everyday. Right now, I've to spend around 30 minutes
for each site I create. Firstly there is the finding of a few free articles
from goarticles.com/articlecity before using my content generator,then the
files have to be uploaded as well. Could you explain to me the procedures
you go through in general for each site so I can learn to streamline my
website creation?.

That's a great question and one that's often asked. To be honest,
everyone's method for creating sites is going to differ slightly depending
on the tools that you need. However, to give you an idea of what can be
done, I'll go through the tools I use and the general process that I go
through.

List of Tools:

• Modified Wordpress Install (opens in new window)

  Wordpress requires you to enter an e-mail address and gives you a random
  password for each install. I modified the install files so that I have my
  own unique password that I know and don't have to change it every bloody
  time. Additionally, I modified it so that the e-mail address is no longer
  required. This results in a faster installation of wordpress.
  

• Automated Blogging Software - Blog Auto Machine (opens in new window)

  This is used for the blog and ping process. Nothing really significant to
  note here other than this is my favorite blog and ping tool of choice. It
  supports multiple projects and runs on your desktop so you have full control
  over when things get blog and pinged.

• Traffic Equalizer (opens in new window)

  Traffic Equalizer is my current content generation program of choice. There
  are others out there and I've used them a little bit but I'm most familiar
  with Traffic Equalizer. One of the things that you've got to do is modify
  your template files. These are the files that Traffic Equalizer will pull
  in while it's creating results pages. You input a list of keywords and a
  results file is generated from your template file for each keyword.

  It's a handy piece of software but it's tedious to modify the template files
  manually each time. So I've got a program that goes in and modifies the
  template files, copies them to a directory I need and also copies my
  wordpress install files and modifies the wp-config file. This saves me
  probably 10-15 minutes for each site and makes sure that I don't miss
  anything.

  I can't stress how important a good template is. You want it to look nice
  but you also want as little modification needed to the file.

• Dynamic Revenue Generator - CBMaximizer (opens in new window)

  Now this little jewel is often overlooked. I'll talk about it in another
  tutoral but basically you want to monetize all the links on your page. That
  is, you want to make as much money from users clicking as you can.

  You also want to have some dynamic content on your page if possible.

  CBMaximizer will go out to the clickbank feeds and return a list of products
  with your clickbank id inserted. So when someone clicks on the link and
  buys the product - cha ching. Plus you can rotate the feed so that you get
  new data each time you refresh.
  

• Uploading files:

  The last thing that I do is run a program that zips up all the files I need
  into a single file and then upload them to my host. If you've got a decent
  file manager, you can unzip the zip file on your host easily.

The point of all of this is that you need to automate as much as you
possibly can. Don't add work to your plate by adding every little thing
that people tell you you need on your site. Fact is, your site will most
likely get banned. Why spend 3 hours on it putting a bunch of content and
making it look pretty when you could spend the same amount of time and get
10 sites up?

There is a discussion about this tutorial going on in the black hat forum