Wordpress Mage

[xenoz]

Thanks for your honest answer. The whole point of this tool is producing
in bulk. It should pay for itself within a month.

One last question: Adsense, information sites. As you know 'info' domains
are dirt cheap. When you use 'Domain Mage' is the priority backlinks or
KW's in the domain?

Thanks

 

[xenoz]

I like your icon btw....

This is my take on it:

Yes. Definitely worth it. I have been looking for a tool to automate everything about creating massive WP blogs, especially for physical products. With a tool like WPMage I can throw up a full-blown blog in about 15-20 mins and never have to worry about promotion etc.

You can throw in CB offers, CJ Offers, Pdotcom....I'm not sure about CPA, but I wouldn't be surprised.

I haven't tested this on CB offers yet. Right now I'm focusing on physical products from Ebay and Amazon. I have been nothing but impressed with it. Right on time for the holidays, too.

With that said, as with any tool, do not buy it unless you can afford it. If you are going to have to make sacrifices in other areas of your business or life, then I recommend you make the money to buy it before you get it.

 

[Yukinari84]

Thanks for your honest answer. The whole point of this tool is producing
in bulk. It should pay for itself within a month.

One last question: Adsense, information sites. As you know 'info' domains
are dirt cheap. When you use 'Domain Mage' is the priority backlinks or
KW's in the domain?

Thanks

I used my main KW as my domain name.

 

[xenoz]

Thanks, I look forward to buying WPMage

 

[afouani1]

Read the manual he gave and you will see it is no more than a glorified script that mass produces autoblog, which makes the content unique by changing it from one language back to english. Is that really worth $700+? I doubt it...

so basically you will just look like an idiot when someone reads the articles full of poor and stupid grammar mistakes

 

[Yukinari84]

Read the manual he gave and you will see it is no more than a glorified script that mass produces autoblog, which makes the content unique by changing it from one language back to english. Is that really worth $700+? I doubt it...

LOL.

Couldn't be farther from the truth.

 

[its2die4]

well it seems that the Mage has disappeared now anyway, when i try to go to his site its no where to be found now

http://www.wpmage.com/

btw i believe the creater of the Mage product (or one of them) is a member of BHW i.e., Avalokiteshvara

 

[csgcsg2]

when you set up a site and blast it with 500 pages in 15 minutes, how in the world google will index it? How about the keywords you are targeting and getting ranked?

Autoblogs are bad enough for lazy people and this even lazier tool does everything for you but my question still remains...how are you going to monetize it? I do not have the software so I cant comment on it but if this software can produces blog which humans and aliens alike can read with SEO capabilities, 700 is dirt cheap.

But if just produces and scrape contains from everywhere and put it in a hosting domain, what is the point of it? Humans do read articles and make decision based on what you write but translating language to and forth English is dumb ass. No one will be able to read it. All I can see is probably earn from Adsense when people get piss off your site and click an ad but then again my initial question remains; how can this mage rank anywhere in google with the keywords you want.

 

[its2die4]

never mind the site is back up now

well it seems that the Mage has disappeared now anyway, when i try to go to his site its no where to be found now

http://www.wpmage.com/

btw i believe the creater of the Mage product (or one of them) is a member of BHW i.e.,Avalokiteshvara

 

[the64na]

hi.... i want buy this... but no money yet. i will tray to making money from free aotublog... hope it work for me.

 

[celleek]

Where do you all get that it only costs $700? It's listed for $1297 on their sign up page -- and has a discount code of $300 off floating around all over here and there, which equals $997... a far cry from $700. Am I missing something? Is there some kind of back door url to get it for less? Because the price tag says $1297.

I'd love to try this out -- but $997 is a bit steep for me to "try out" this close to the holidays.

 

[Yukinari84]

Where do you all get that it only costs $700? It's listed for $1297 on their sign up page -- and has a discount code of $300 off floating around all over here and there, which equals $997... a far cry from $700. Am I missing something? Is there some kind of back door url to get it for less? Because the price tag says $1297.

I'd love to try this out -- but $997 is a bit steep for me to "try out" this close to the holidays.

It's $1297 or $997 if you got the special discount code from the product owner.

 

[ExtremeSEO]

lol....yeah. I think I'll pass.

 

[dsfeeer]

the price is really high, any more reivews ?
I'd buy it if it worths

 

[celleek]

There are people that *claim* they're making money from this -- but from what I have seen, it's not a lot. And you all know how people can be, they will get impatient with the return on investment and start slapping up adsense blogs (which isn't recommended according to Greg, the creator.) Once that happens, Google will discover this trend, and you all know how Google is. Sooner or later, all those sites will be found and will be banned, thereby ruing it for everyone else. This is what always happens when something like this type of product goes mainstream.

I feel $997 is just too high a price to take that chance for now, especially when not many people have begun to receive a decent return on their investment. Most testimonials written in the forums have been using it for 90-120 days and aren't breaking the $200 per month barrier yet, and many have well over 60+ blogs. Some might have, but the majority of online testimonials from which I have read have not. It appears you might have to wait 6 months to get you investment back, and that is a long time to wait in my opinion for something the future doesn't look too bright for.

Besides, I have enough experience to know that these so called "exclusive" expensive membership offers will eventually drop their prices in about 60-90 days from now, because their refund rates will be through the roof before the first 30 days end. It often happens, so the people who paid to get in on it early and stay with the program after 30 days will scream later on as they watch the price dropping right in front of their eyes -- mostly to some sort of newly devised membership plan with a new pricing schema of $100 per month with no upfront fees. I have seen that happen many times (don't forget PPC Bully and Google Cash Detective!)

I am not saying this will happen -- but if history holds true, then we can likely expect this to happen as well.

Good luck to everyone who has joined though -- I hope it works out for you and you all get back your investment. It does seem promising and I hope it doesn't end up being the typical BS we've all seen before.

 

[AtomBoy]

I really wish anyone luck with this offer. I have not purchased this product nor do I intend to. If you can get what you want done with this product or any product AND you can have it pay for itself within a specific time period, go for it. If it saves you time, headache, its worth it.

But you should know that there are free and low cost alternatives to any high value product. They all require just a bit of research and practice. They will take a bit more work. Yes W-O-R-K. If you can't automate and outsource, you have to do the work yourself.

Here is the process for WPMage:
1. Go get a $5 expired domain with traffic.
But the TOP $5 site on GD only gets a WHOPPING 10 hits a day...maybe. So if it isn't Generic enough to re-brand and if it isn't a niche TLD you may want to do some additional domain/niche research.

My experience is that it's better to do keyword research and find a niche and then develop your own domain. Understanding niches will get you more bang for your buck any day.It's simple, find what people are searching for , then build that. The traffic will come. Or spend the time researching expired domains, which can be time consuming. And yeah, you could probably set up a site for under $20 in about an hour. And If it doesn't get traffic, you can always sell it.

I believe that you get what you pay for. If you go the purchase domain first route; It's worth spending more on an auction site or buying it outright for something that has established traffic. 10 hits a day isn't worth it UNLESS you have done the niche research and you know that I you can build up that traffic. You WILL NOT make any money on 10 hits a day. You may get lucky, but don't count on it. The domains section here on BHW can get you started on buying and selling

Once you have your domain.
2. WPMAge the develops auto-magically a site for you.
Cool! but it can be done with other tools and/or manual work.
You develop and monetize your domain or to redirect traffic to a developed site. There are lots of threads here on BHW about creating a blog farm or developing niche sites. The key with all of them is content. There 2 main ways of developing sites . (there are more but, this is very HIGH level)

A. develop individual domains around a specific product or niche. Which is the WPmage and adsense site method (BTW google IS going after adsense sites) . These are usually hosted on the same server and host.And yes I like developing niche sites.

B. Develop a true blog farm. I have no idea if WPmage does this, but if it doesn't it should. Blog farms are a network of blogs built around long tail keywords and umbrella phrases that all point back to a money site (a niche site) . Why do that? Traffic and authority. Also the blog network makes some cash along the way. Not much, but the point is traffic and authority for the main site. You build a lot of websites across a lot of different servers and networks across the internet. Sounds hard but it isn't it just takes planning. Again, lots of info on creating blog farms and autoblogs here on BHW.

And just to reiterate what celleek said, Google does catch on to these automated site creator blog scenarios eventually. I have no idea how WPMage builds their backend, but if there is a lot of proprietary stuff going on, there's always a chance that when one site goes down, they all go down. Just ask the BANS guys.(And yeah I know it's because they had no unique content)

Speaking of unique content, spinning content using a language translator will only work for so long. You MAY get lucky if you are in an a largely untapped niche. But, don't count on it. Unique content will be key and should be part of your long term plans

Will WPMage work for you? I have no idea. Some swear by it. But at the end of the day, YOU need to make those determinations for yourself. It's a VERY pricey product. But like I said, if you can justify the cost of this product and determine your ROI, then it's a business investment.

If you think that spending the money on this product or any product will make you money, then go and read the BHW forums some more.

There are no magic bullets.

YMMV
~Atom

 

[indexyoursite]

First:, please stop the RIP Madinaz thing in signatures.

Second: This is an average tool for white hat things. However, if you get your head outside the box, and start thinking, is a hell of a tool for black hat things.

I buy, steal and grab all the automate tools I can, because I don't have enough time, and usually in my black hat niche, they pay for itself in two hours. If you want to earn big money, you must spend money.

 

[hotcheats]

I don't have that software, so I can't justify whether it's good or not, but I think if you sell a software for over thousand bucks, you should at least provide a demo, or more detailed VISUAL presentation of your product, not just a nice sales page with "testimonials" and big shouting letters. Personally, I don't give damn how nice sales page is or how many fake reviews are there...that sort of fluff page could be made if you have a product that costs 100 bucks, not 1000.

 

[Yukinari84]

I don't have that software, so I can't justify whether it's good or not, but I think if you sell a software for over thousand bucks, you should at least provide a demo, or more detailed VISUAL presentation of your product, not just a nice sales page with "testimonials" and big shouting letters. Personally, I don't give damn how nice sales page is or how many fake reviews are there...that sort of fluff page could be made if you have a product that costs 100 bucks, not 1000.

They did give out 2 full video presentations of creating a fresh site from start to finish.

They did it with the offer for Google Sniper, and they did it on their blog as well as for Adept members.

The bottom line is yes, it's expensive. For many, too expensive.

I personally think this was a good call by the owner for a few reasons:

1. It keeps the tool out of the hands of people that don't really know what they are doing.

2. It keeps the tool in the hands of the people that are serious about their business.

3. It keeps the people with the magic bullet mindset from buying it.

This tool is not for everybody. But it will definitely ramp up your business multiple times over for those who have it.

Even though the owner says now he will never release it again, I'm pretty sure he will. All these guys use this scarcity tactic. So keep that in mind as you move on with your business efforts. As you make money, save a little every month for it.

That way when and if it's re-released, you can grab a copy.

 

[freller]

The most telling point is that the Tibet Handicraft site used in the sales site video is now a blank For Sale page.

If that doesn't tell you everything you need to know then...