Rick Butts has two updates about the ‘WordPress Cloner’ for which he has recently reduced the price from $294 to $97. Butts says that ‘WordPressCloner’ now accepts Paypal. Butts has provided clarification that the software does not clone blog contents, but clones the procedures in setting up multiple WordPress blogs to save time and effort.


Rick Butts has two updates about the ‘WordPress Cloner’ for which he has recently reduced the price from $294 to $97. Butts says that ‘WordPressCloner’ now accepts Paypal.

Butts has provided clarification that the software does not clone blog contents, but clones the procedures in setting up multiple WordPress blogs to save time and effort.

Butts says, “Two fast updates for you:

1. WordPressCloner now accepts Paypal!

2. Clarification about the PURPOSE of cloning a blog.

1 – OOPS! I forgot to flip on the Paypal button so that users could purchase WordPressCloner with Paypal. It is now activated.

2 – I got an email today asking: Q = Rick, in an age of duplicate content filters – why would
anyone want to clone a blog?

A = GREAT QUESTION! The reason I created WordPress cloner was NOT to make a copy of an existing blog for it’s content.

The purpose of cloning is a technical and time saving one.

For someone who is already putting multiple WordPress blogs on subs is for creating UNIQUE CONTENT. By naming the sub with a targeted keyword – and feeding the content to it you create a unique content blog that the search engines love. See – you DON”T COPY THE POSTS!”

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