So, you ready to really turn up the heat on this thing?

Muahahahahahahhhhhhhhh

Jonathan

big jason

and some videos on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivr2Gj21eqw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmeHUQtK-EY

but you could just watch my official audition video and vote me a 10!

Jonathan

yeah, should be fun for me hanging out with people other than my two bunny rabbits.

later

Anyway yeah, this should be fun, I don’t get out much so this will be an unusually social and interactive event for me!

Jonathan

big jason

People are funny… always have been, always will be!

Jonathan

best to just deal with it.

but the supervote is pretty bogus in my opinion. if it was just fans doing it, cool.

The funny thing to me is how many pissed off comments I’ve seen in the forum regarding my first audition video (I’ve counted 3 so far without really looking). People are all bent out of shape that I scored an “8″ for it. Like I somehow rigged the system… Heck, *I* don’t even know why I got an 8! LOL

I just wanna land in the top 10 and have a great time. I had no idea this was as “serious” a thing as it has turned out to be when I first heard about it. Will surely be interesting to see what all happens to the scores on the 14th!

Perhaps I’ll see ya in Lincoln!

Jonathan

big jason

I think it’s just “every man for himself” honestly, everyone is voting for themselves, and voting a “1″ for their competition. Will be interesting to see how it all shakes out!! Thanks for your support!

Jonathan

big jason

This one is a God-send! Hours saved and within minutes of installing (which incidentally is also a breeze!).

Thanks you , thank you, thank you!

I gave up on httpulse pretty quick… great idea but I found it too inflexible. In fact I found ALL the desktop app index rank checkers to be a pain to use… so I just stuck with my own scripts. I don’t know why they wanted your cpanel login except that they were using your awstats I think to get some data… I dunno. At this point, I’ve bailed on “portals” AKA Junk Sites anyway… too much headache, not enough return. I’m doing PPC stuff now and it’s showing much more promise. Just takes focus and dedicated consistency!

Good to hear from ya… and you’re welcome for the backlink.

By the way do you happen to know why they ask for you domain ip pass and user as they say they are not collecting your secrets and i know of no reason to have the cpanel pw to get the number of pages indexed..

I am sure they know that info is held by google and those boys and never at the cpanel..

Just seems stange… can you shed any light on this..

It would be pretty simple to dump all the domains and user name\s from the cpanel into they mdb data base.

Do you know if anyone has done this yet..

Come visit me at Heating and Cooling if you get a chance… You know me.. anything for a backlink…
But I deserve it, after writing all this shit…

JackRabbit.

Thanks for the comment.

Don’t feel bad for not quite understanding it. I actually abandoned TurboSM fairly quickly. As interesting as it appeared to be, it was just too complicated to get working properly. I stuck with NichCreator but added a number of my own modifications to it, to make it do some things I wanted but that were not built into it.

See you on the forums…

Melanie
melaniestips@aweber.com

I just am disappointed that it was promoted that it would be taken off the market it October, 2006.

As of today, April 30, 2007, it still can be purchased.

So Jonathan, what are you up to nowadays.

Brian

I am seeing the traffic to both my BS sites and to sites linked from there. I use several tracking tools so I can watch where my visitors go, and they do click through to the sites I link to.

As far as using includes, I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t just put them in your template (would have to use html-safe includes for this). I have not done this myself, I have just put direct links to the places I want linked from my templates. I wasn’t aware that the default BS install doesn’t “allow” the use of includes, and I’m not sure how it could prevent it…? I could be wrong though, since I haven’t tried it.

With Blogomatix I believe the same would hold true. No reason you couldn’t use html-safe includes that I can think of, in your template. I’ll have to try that since you brought it up!

So far I must say that Blogomatix looks like it will use FAR less server resources than BS does. With nearly 500 BS installations, my server was getting absolutely KILLED until I deactivated all the associated CRON jobs. Not absolutely sure yet about Blogomatix since I’m still in the early stages of testing with it, but so far it looks much lighter on the loads.

Couple question on TBS

- when you say lots of traffic, is it to our TBS sites or the sites that your TBS points to?

- Have you been able to place includes in the blogs created by TBS to point to links/sites of our choosing? The default install doesn’t allow this.

- Can you use includes in Blogomatix?

You’re funny Brian.

Well I tend to be really absurdly bad with remembering dates & times, so in the split-second that it dawned on me to post it to my blog as a timestamp, I did so. Was the quickest & simplest solution in that moment!

I actually got very sidetracked shortly after that post, and have not utilized my new “discoveries” as much as I should have, and still can. I’m getting back into the swing of things now though, and - big shock - things are once again picking up. Who would have guessed that when I lose focus on my online business, my income goes down, and when I regain focus, it goes back up. Wow, what a concept eh?

As for my “secret”, well I’m sure plenty of other people know it (and much more) already, so it’s probably not a huge secret really, but for the time being I feel the need to keep it relatively under my (grey) hat. Who knows what will change in time though… who knows indeed!

Come on, how can you tell us that your traffic is going straight up and not share your new found secret? Okay then, how much will it cost?

Congrats on your continued success!

Brian

Have a look at http://www.asaputilities.com for the mutts nutts in excel addons. And yes, it’s free.

I get down on my knees and pray every time I use it

Andy

Also the comment spams seem to have slowed WAY down or even stopped. I was away for a week on business and now that I’m back, it caught a few spams but basically nothing really happened while I was away. Good news for the moment I suppose…

Even if it’s not there, it’s still almost certainly not from Google. Back in 2004, I got a spam very similar to that. The URL in the URL field was google.ru, and the text was simply “Hello!” That was it. It could still be a test of some sort, but with the lowlifes who make life miserable for the rest of us, there’s no way to tell if they’re just being lowlifes, just like vandals sometimes like destroying other people’s property for no reason, except maybe they think it’s funny to screw with your head. Delete their comments and pay them as little attention as you can.

Go figure. I almost feel like it’s a milestone… the comment spammers have found me, I’ve “arrived!”

These are usually test spams, spammers trying out their systems. You’ll usually see some text or word string in the spam which is highly unusual or gibberish, inserted so they can locate it in a Google Blog Search, thereby seeing how well their spam penetrated. They do this kind of stuff all the time. It’s not Google.

AHK is great, I love it for any automation on the desktop. Of course for server-side automation I just work in PHP (which I’m still a relative novice at despite what I’ve managed to do). PC-Com is not an automation program per se, it’s just a serious efficiency booster. Saving a couple seconds every time you go to find certain files or folders adds up over time to a LOT of time saved!

Thanks for stopping by once again. Always good to see a familiar sig!

BTW I am learning some macro basics thanks to you. Soon you may call me the macro prince your highness…..well I can dream can’t I?

I started to move away from blogs in large part because setting them up was just way too time consuming. Also I kept finding that things would crash (SQL go down, RSS2Blog freak out, whatever) and I wouldn’t always know about it right away. I could end up with dozens of dead blogs and have no idea. Also, running tons of R2B jobs had a tendency to bring down my host, and they weren’t real happy about that. Lastly, I couldn’t mass automate their setup, since SQL had to be configured for each one, as well as the R2B jobs and that was VERY tedious.

I’m toying with the idea of getting back into blogs in some fashion, but I won’t be setting them up by hand that’s for sure.

Ultimately though, I have found that I am getting far more traffic to my sites now than I ever have before, but without the extra step of the blogs. And before anyone asks, no I’m afraid I can’t give away what exactly I’m doing. Sorry, but everyone’s gotta have some kind of edge right?

May I ask why you don’t use blogs anymore? I find them to be a very helpful source for posting articles and increasing traffic. Alot quicker than most static sites (HTM, HTML, etc).

Good luck!

I tried your RSStoBlog change on own my version of RSStoBlog and nothing changed. I still recieve links back to the original content on the RSS feeds.

Is there any other tips or pieces of advice that may work? This would be an incredible find if I could get it to work.

Thank you,
John

But, well, yeah, sorta, kinda, not really, but yeah. I’ll let you know when it opens.

Cool! Let me know when the membership opens lol.

Best of luck with it.

Suffice to say, traffic to my sites is FINALLY heading in the direction I’ve been working towards, which is… oh… roughly straight up.

I’d say this is at least as big as mass building, probably bigger since you can have all the sites in the world but if you get no traffic, you make no money!

Where you’re concerned, I can only imagine…….any vague hints for your fans?

OK so I twiddle my thumbs for a half hour very impatiently waiting for this download to complete. Talk about a cruel temptation…

P.S.

Keyword list building is now one of the primary bottlenecks for me. Site building is the easy part! I’m using Rapid Keyword these days as my primary keyword gathering tool, along with some custom macro scripts I’ve written to automate the “deep digging” process. So I can give it a list of say 10 or 20 keywords, and then let it run and it will come back with anywhere from 100 to 1000 keywords or more depending on the niche. And I don’t use Overture as I just don’t like their results.

Getting your pages in front of spiders is still the key portion though, and basically you need to use any/all of the methods out there, blogging, pinging, articles, RSS submissions, etc. etc. etc. I’ve had the most success with RSS submissions and pinging. I’m no longer building a blog on every niche though, and I’m leaning towards setting up my own blogfarm across a few hundred domain names at some point.

Right now by using every method at my disposal I’m able to get spidering and indexing within a few days of site creation, although high rankings may be another story. I don’t have the magic pill for that part… yet.

I made the book available until I had sold 50 copies, and then took it down. I may decide to sell it again in the future, I’m nt sure yet, but for now I’m giving everyone who bought it a “head start” on using the info.

What it outlines is a method for having a single central install of NC, and then have your “satellite” sites point to the master for their code. Each satellite still has its own keywords, but everything else comes from the master. This means that any changes you need to make to your site network can be made on the single master site instead of each individual niche site.

Pay a quick visit to http://www.macroking.com/uncs.htm if you’d like to be notified of when it becomes available again.

Thanks for the interest, good to hear from you!

We have corresponded before on different NC topics. I am a member of the NicheCreator forum and just noticed that you are selling a book on building portal sites (UNCS master/satellite system of site building)??

I am interested in purchasing. Please let me know what the book discusses, cost, etc. Is it possible to still buy a copy?

Best regards,

Terry Markle
tmarkle@QuikSystems.com

1. build kw lists ( I am for 2-5k each list, how much do you aim for? )
2. setup a blog AND PING, and autopost? for each of the 100 sites REALY fast?

If I knew how to do these two really fast it would be awesome!

As a matter of fact I do have a sales page of sorts, though I have not made it “public” and instead have only mentioned it on the NicheCreator and Keyword Avalanche Forums. I really figured nobody outside those two forums would have any interest in it to be honest, but perhaps I was wrong.

If you are interestd, the book can be purchased (assuming the PayPal link feels like working - don’t get me started) at http://www.macroking.com/uncs.htm and there are fewer than 10 remaining copies available. If the PayPal button is being stupid, you can simply send the payment directly through PayPal to jonathan-AT-pmlinvestments-DOT-com.

Version 1.7 is what is available at this moment, though I actually have finished version 2.0 which has some MAJOR improvments/additions. I’m just in technical hell with server issues, and actually just got my own VPS so I am hopeful that very soon I will finally have 2.0 sent to everyone, at no additional charge.

As to your question Michael - I’m not familiar with NPB but if it’s a dynamic site generator, it’s likely it would work with my current methods. The real strength to the method however is strictly for NicheCreator users, and is detailed in my book. I’m not certain if it can be applied to other products like NPB, sorry. However, in a very nutshell form, basically I am just using the Skeleton Directory to set up lots and lots of sites in one pass. That in itself is not really all THAT exciting, but it’s the combination of that, with the NC Setup Method in my book, that has me so excited. The two together are going to enable me to put up hundreds of thousands of pages per day if I choose. But as I said, it’s really geared for NC users only…

Thanks again for visiting, it’s nice to hear from folks!

Do you have a sales page for your Niche Creator Ebook?

thanks so much for your time.

mike

There are already SO many eBooks, courses, etc. etc. on “how to make money online”, but none of them seem to address overall technical knowledge/competency. They may give you a 1-2-3 recipe for doing a particular thing, but I think that can be as much a disservice as anything, as the person doesn’t REALLY know what they just did, even if it works. I mean, if you were told to get into that thing over there called a “car”, and twist the silver thing called a “key”, and when you heard a steady rumbling noise, to step on the skinny pedal to the right - and doing so caused you to move - would you say you now know how to drive? I wouldn’t… I’d say you were given some steps which acheived a result, but without really understanding what you did, you’re likely to just get into a wreck!

Anyway, we’ll see where it all goes. For now, I share what I can through this blog… in fact, I really need to post more often, I’ve just been buried in my own work since the holidays. Thanks for the friendly reminder that people DO visit this place!

Thanks for all your info. You are a constant amazement!

Warmly,
Juanita Bellavance

# Phillip Pearson Says:
September 5th, 2005 at 7:50 pm

The Topic Exchange no longer accepts pings on /RPC2 due to the load on the site caused by floods of pings from spammers. (We now only accept pings through the feedmesh - and even then, not all the time). So don’t bother with http://topicexchange.com/RPC2 - pinging that no longer does anything.

FastContent does not seem to handle multi-word keywords as a single phrase.

Yes,good point.
I will add better handling for multi-word phrases, that is not a problem at all.

Also the ability to limit the search to article titles ONLY seems extremely important.

This can be done on directories that are searched directly and that support that kind of search, for searches done through Google that can not be achived.
But better multi-word keyword handling should return more relevant results.

Version 1.9.0.7 with improvments will be out on 19 of December (next monday).

So watch for it!

It’s not for everyone… if, like me, you really want dynamically-generated content that pulls from article directories (or your own database) on the fly, then FastContent is not the solution. But for those who don’t mind spending a few minutes to go grab articles, it’s the best tool for this that I’ve seen so far.

I just got an update from the author also, he is going to add phrase matching, so that searches for “red widgets” will in fact ONLY give you articles that contain the PHRASE, rather than either word. This is a HUGE improvement.

I’ve heard good things about ArticleMiner, but have not used it myself.

I noticed you had to clean up a few code errors to get it wot work with NC. How is is working?

I am now looking at Article Miner and other content management systems. Even a full TikiWiki application for content management which may be one way to solve content updating.

It takes time to learn what software to apply that is best. Now that I missed the sale and have time to review the software options, are there any other suggestions?

I haven’t gotten a definitive answer on this yet, but as soon as I hear anything I’ll be sure to write about it. I really like FastContent but honestly, the whole overall process of looking for articles for my sites is just so dull and time consuming. I think I’m leaning more and more towards some sort of dynamic article scraping system, but of course would like to see it added to NicheCreator first!

Thanks.

Randal

An I had thought Orwell was good!

This is much better.

All I have to do now is learn to use it properly. I mean the interface is excellent and the Help files are good. But I don’t want to find I’m omitting to make full use of it.

Cheers,
David

Yes PicSensor takes a little experimenting to get it to work. You were right to CHMOD sense.php to 777, I thought I saw that in the instructions personally. Maybe I just figured it out on my own, I don’t remember. Anyway yes, it needs to be 777 as well as the folder containing it.

The code I put on my htaccess file is as follows:

php_value auto_prepend_file “/home/username/public_html/includes/sense.php”

I put my sense.php inside a folder called “includes”. If this was on a subdomain, it would be as follows:

php_value auto_prepend_file “/home/username/public_html/subdomain/includes/sense.php”

For my sites, I do this on the primary htaccess file that is in the root of the site, though I suppose you could put it in a sub-folder where you have the actual pages stored. I haven’t tried that.

As for working with Dynamic pages, no luck yet Kevin. There is a programmer looking at it now, but I have not heard a progress report yet. I am hopeful that it will not be too terribly complicated, but I just don’t know yet. Rest assured that I will post here as soon as I do hear!

Thanks for writing gang…

Any progress on getting this to work on dynamic pages?

I wondered if you could share how you tweaked it to work, because I couldn’t get it to no matter what.

ok…here goes my detailed questions…

Okay, first I created a folder in my ‘public_html’ folder called ’sensor’ and uploaded install.php & sense.php, and CHMOD’ed the folder to 777. I then opened up install php in the browser.
1) Problem; I got the following error: “You need to CHMOD “sense’ to 777″. (Note; instructions only say to CHMOD the folder to 777) when I CHMOD ’sense’ to 777, it installs, giving me this message:
2) Installation Complete. On your AdSense pages place this code above ads to include your images: Change the “728×90_as” to whatever sized Google ad you are running. Make sure your pages have relevant meta keyword tags, without those no images will appear. Many of your pages might be slow for a while, especially if you have a lot of meta tag keywords. Don’t worry, after a couple of pageloads all the graphics will be stored on your server and will load instantly.
3) Problem; I add the code to my page (index.php in wordpress) and when I load the page, I get:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: sense() in /home/surveyse/public_html/wp-content/themes/default/index.php on line 35
4) He said to add the .htaccess text file & upload it. Question1: should this be added to the same folder as where you have “install.php & sense.php?
Question 2: Since the text to be added to .htaccess didnt show up upon installation, what exactly should be on included in the .htaccess text file? Thats it for now. If you can clarify these I believe I can install the file hopefully. Thanks.

Thanks for the linkage or was this a macro made post?

Glad you like the site, see ya ’round!

Thanks again for your wonderful site!

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/pccom.html

Lane

Incidentally, for just inserting #BREAK# tags (I assume that’s what you mean, for RSS2Blog), try using Excel. I have another post in the Excel category with my spreadsheet in it that I use for creating proper formatted links. If you haven’t already gotten it, grab it and look it over, should be able to figure out what I’ve done in it and adapt it to your needs.

As for scripting, AHK is really insanely powerful… I have barely even begun to scratch the surface of what it can do, and I am extremely excited at the possibilities. The hard part for me is anticipating another person’s system… so many variables, what works on my machine might not work at all elsewhere. Oh well, guess I’ll just keep putting free stuff out and let people tell me what works & what doesn’t!

Thanks again for stopping by, hope to see you around again!

Thanks again!