Anyone interested in Yahoo Backlinks Parser?

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Hi guys,

I'm just testing waters..

I'd like to know if anyone is interested in Yahoo backlinks parser without 1000url's limit. That means you'll be able to extract all competitors backlinks from site explorer and more.. :)

You won't need proxies to run this software and your ip won't be banned for excessive number of searches.

What do you think will be the normal price for such peace of software?:questionm?

Thanks in advance!
 
Its extremely easy to code to be honest - I think a lot of people here will have that sort of thing already.

Unless you can go into more detail and explain more what it does?

Cheers
Spaceman
 
There is a service like this in here already, I think lewi is selling .

Yes, I know. I've seen offers for this kind of service on other forums also..
But what I'm talking about is pay one time - use lifetime :)

Spaceman
Can you code one which will be able to past the 1k URL's limit? =) The one which will work without proxies with no ip ban 100% guarantee?

For how much? :)

I'm seriously interested in what is it worth for people who really needs such software...
 
There is a service like this in here already, I think lewi is selling .

Sure am!

Main problem with doing this with yahoo site explorer is not only the limit but also because the damn thing doesn't even show all the backlinks (they show more than google etc but still hide a load)

Lewi
 
I'm interested in this. Hit me up when you need some testing.

Hey, thanks for your interest.. This tool doesn't need testing because I'm using it myself and know it works like it should :)

Let me know how to embed youtube video here, and I'll show you it in action...
 
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Isn't majestic seo doing this for $10-20/month?

I don't know what is majestic seo doing, but I'm talking about software which will be a one time fee and lifetime updates ;)

Someone please let me know how to embed youtube video here, I'll show you my software in action..
 
is yahoo site explorer even going to be around after bing finish taking over?
 
I will take the source for $5 with copyright.


...I mean ... you can't evaluate your own work?
Factors to be considered: similar products price + demand + your efforts + product's uniqueness (i.e. unique features)

plus all IM products tend to be a bit "overpriced".
 
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I will take the source for $5 with copyright.


...I mean ... you can't price your own work?
Factors to be considered: demand + your efforts + product's uniqueness + similar products price

plus all IM products tend to be a bit "overpriced".

I hope you'r joking :)
 
I hope you'r joking :)

I sure am.
I'd consider to make it a service rather than a product.
You can never rely on something that is not under your control (yahoo site explorer) and if you put a lifetime guarantee price tag - people will start complain if anything goes wrong in the future.

But once service stops working - people stop paying. that's it.

But it's up to you in the end.

Plus the product would be really "unique", because you know that many successful websites on top in SERPs link mainly to one index page - that's where stinkybooboo's method "hi-jacking" backlinks is not very useful.
 
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I sure am.
I'd consider to make it a service rather than a product.
You can never rely on something that is not under your control (yahoo site explorer) and if you put a lifetime guarantee price tag - people will start complain if anything goes wrong in the future.

But once service stops working - people stop paying. that's it.

But it's up to you in the end.

Thanks will consider... ;)
 
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