What results are you having with ASP?

[seoagent]

ASP is a WP Plugin. I am currently looking for a "free download trial version" (lol). As seen in my earlier post here. I want to hear from everyone who is using this Aut*o Soc*ial *Pos*ter WP Plugin. Specifically, how you have found it to be useful? And if you are using BMD, how does the above caompare to BMD?

As well as any problems you ran into being a little over aggressive with it. What's worked best for you? Were you able to set some form of a percentage in the random bookmarking feature? How about manually setting it and changing the configuration? Have you tried this?

I'm here to learn. My thinking has always been, "Separately, we are all newbies, no matter how expert we are in one subject. But by combining all our experiences together here at BHW, we can ALL be EXPERTS in EVERY subject." (Search "synergism")

So I'm looking forward to hearing from you, whether posting here or PM'ing me for some reason. As for me, I have spent well over three-hundred hours since the beginning of May going over one-thousand WP Plugins. I have been installing and testing them for almost two weeks now. I am pushing to be done this week.

My goal is to create the most advanced (currently available) Word P*ress Blog Engine. Then do a free series of webcasts and training on what the best plugins do and how to hack them so they work for you. Once I am done here, I will let you know when the webcast schedule is available. So far I have fixed more than a few current plugins and I look forward to sharing all my information here.

With that said, I wanted to also cover the above requested ASP WP Plugin as well. So if you have used it, failed in anyway, this is as valuable information as anyone who has had great success with it as well. Consider this "Todays Flame Post" and give me you thoughts either way. Thanking you in advance!

 

[seoagent]

I received a copy of ASP and one concern I have is link age. When ASP posts backlinks, it does so without any timer. To a search engine it records the time of the backlink amoung several other factors. If it sees 18 or so all at the same time, it will want to know how you did this in a natural progression.

If it sees 18 to 33 backlinks all with the same time stamp, you can forget this plugin to be useful, since this will be seen as an obvious automated or machined approach to creating backlinks. Therefore, the ASP WP Plugin wil hurt you more than help you.

It would need a server to upload or use a CRON script to be able to be of any use. Only software which build links just as you would do manually will ever serve useful in your strategy. This instant 34 backlinks will be discounted and regarded as having no indexing weight regardless when the search engine spider crawls the respective bookmarking website.

I'll have to give this plugin a thumbs down, becasue it creates an abvious machine foot print. And any random factor will not make up for the instant backlink building all at the same time everywhere. Get real. These developers no very little about search engine algorithms. Even a new programmer would see this coming.

The only useful method here is if you only use just one bookmarking account in their setup. And why would you? BMD wins here, simply from a seo point of view. This is nothing more than an ad blaster. And we know where that one went.

I'll take it this is why we see no comments here. No one has had any success and possibly couldn't. Yes, the search engine will find your backlinks and you can find them in the search engine of choice, but the indexing weight will be zero for at least six months. Which is what Google wil do when it finds out you have been machine building backlinks. Even worse, it will then discount all your continued backlink building after this. Now how great is ASP? You can throw this product to your worse enimies along with their sales page. LOL!!

 

[seoagent]

I forgot to mention, I posted a "leaked" plugin tha you will want to use for your readers if you have a WP Blog. Just click my sig tag and you'll find it under wordpress category. It's called, ClickQuote." It's free. Enjoy.

 

[TipTop]

When ASP posts backlinks, it does so without any timer. To a search engine it records the time of the backlink amoung several other factors. If it sees 18 or so all at the same time, it will want to know how you did this in a natural progression.
If it sees 18 to 33 backlinks all with the same time stamp, you can forget this plugin to be useful, since this will be seen as an obvious automated or machined approach to creating backlinks.

Could you please expand a little bit on the "time stamp" issue? Am I to assume from this that the search engines have actually recorded the exact time every backlink on the entire web was created? I guess I always assumed they just recorded the date, and possibly the time, they spidered the backlink.

By the way, I'll be very interested in the results of the 1,000 plug-ins test you're conducting. I have not previously heard of anyone undertaking such a task and then reporting out on it.

 

[discodog]

I bought it and i think it is very expensive product for what it does.
There is a limit of 25 000 post that i reached in a week en 20 blogs...