Make $3000 Per Month Yahoo Answer and Answer Assault

[Starcodes]

i kno this thread is aimed at selling that tool

 

[safaristyle]

are u able to post in Yahoo answer with Public Proxies? because I can get only error.. from where you are getting public proxies?

 

[auuuu]

Man, a lot of people use HMA Pro for spammy things...

The IPs are always the same...Try to use real private proxies instead a VPN

I'm seriously leaning towards Yahoo tracking IP addresses used on accounts and suspends the accounts when you move around too much. I'm using HMA Pro VPN and change the IP address and "Country" each time I post. So basically if Yahoo are keeping track of it (which I'm sure they are) it sticks out like a sore thumb if you create your account in Denver, then 5 minutes later post a question with a New York IP and then an answer to a different question with a Florida IP.

 

[auuuu]

are u able to post in Yahoo answer with Public Proxies? because I can get only error.. from where you are getting public proxies?

Public Proxies are never safe, since they are used by a lot of people...go and buy Private (anonymous) proxies and all should work

 

[rickstar]

HMA comes with 12000+ IPs and is much more user friendly, so that is still the recommended option in my opinion.

Man, a lot of people use HMA Pro for spammy things...

The IPs are always the same...Try to use real private proxies instead a VPN

 

[rickstar]

There should be about $500 worth of updates coming this week and the next, stay tuned!

 

[Webbers UX]

HMA comes with 12000+ IPs and is much more user friendly, so that is still the recommended option in my opinion.

I use HMA and it's amazing, really satisfied with them, it's 13k IPs btw

 

[theRevolt]

well dont know about the quantity of their ips but how is the quality ? do your accounts stick or get banned right before you reach level 2 ? im about to start bulk creating but see the issue in using different ips for signup and later sign in with other ips ...
only worth if you can go bulk

 

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@neu009

Other than the IPs it also depends on whether or not you actively continue to use your created accounts. If Yahoo notices you just created an account, logged in once and never used it again, they may disable/suspend it for inactivity.

 

[akamafia2009]

Is there any form of trial for this software

 

[theRevolt]

well im not worried about the inactivity more so about the IP issue. Anybody seens any limit while trying to create in bulk ?
Would be interesting if they impose certain # of accounts you can register per ip and actually log in later. would be pricey if you need 1 account per signup and management of the account.

 

[ila420]

interesting, will give it a try, thanks.

 

[newsmaker]

I just make a test and what I can not understand is that if I post my link it is not in clickable way only text of my website, how you post yours links? or this is avilable only after you get level2 account?

 

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@newsmaker

Clickable links are only permitted by Yahoo once your account is level 2 or higher.

 

[RedWolf]

Don;t forget to blast your yahoo answer post with scrapebox

 

[rickstar]

It's always a good idea to also use a ping service to ping the URLs of your questions. To make this easier just export them into a .txt file by pressing the export URLs button and then you go ahead and cross-promote pretty easily.

I'm talking bookmarks, social networking, directory submissions, blog posts etc all on the URLs of the questions, and then repeat on the URLs of the submission/social sites. Bang!

 

[rickstar]

Also, the Answers developers API now outputs RSS too, which means it's a good idea to submit your links to RSS directories etc for extra exposure.

 

[rickstar]

Since I am unable to edit my previous posts, here's another tip that you might find useful.

Yahoo Answers is actively scraped by autoblogs - autoforums, which means you need to find keywords that you know people who are running these blogs will be looking after (usually long tail). The great thing here is usually autoblogs are unmanaged (for the most part) which means your URL will be passed on to their posts, automatically hyperlinked and send you link juice, without you having to do anything and without their owner knowing!

 

[edgematch]

Since I am unable to edit my previous posts, here's another tip that you might find useful.

Yahoo Answers is actively scraped by autoblogs - autoforums, which means you need to find keywords that you know people running these blogs will be looking after (usually long tail). The great thing here is usually autoblogs are unmanaged (for the most part) which means your URL will be passed on to their posts, automatically hyperlinked and send you link juice, without you having to do anything!

Many thanks. In this thread in your earlier posts you have mentioned about big changes in the software (even $500 value). So, what and where are they? Are they all finalized?

 

[rickstar]

Yes, the first stage of those updates has been implemented, it should be finalized over the next week. Including more countries supported, and some more advanced management features.