Mage Monster?
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I received an email just today from Goher Chaudhry with a demo of Monster Mage.
I saw one about a year ago. It drives free traffic. I do recall being impressed at that time.
It was expensive then. I guess what I am saying is it deserves a good look. It is above and
beyond the usual flotsom we see. It is, I believe, an authentic work.
I saw one about a year ago. It drives free traffic. I do recall being impressed at that time.
It was expensive then. I guess what I am saying is it deserves a good look. It is above and
beyond the usual flotsom we see. It is, I believe, an authentic work.
If you read the threads and search for available WP plugins, you can certainly create autoblogs with indexing/backling abilities.
I have not seen the Monster Mage, but if someone can give us a report on all that it does, we can determine what other options could possibly duplicate its processes.
I have not seen the Monster Mage, but if someone can give us a report on all that it does, we can determine what other options could possibly duplicate its processes.
benito
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I also got several emails from Brad Callen saying he'd give out Keyword Elite for FREE to people who buy wp mage monster from his link. But the price was crazy! $1495! They do offer installment plans (3x $500 or something), but still. If anyone bought this pricey software please share some info. I'm really curious as to how powerful this software can be that the creator is brave enough to sell this at such price.
JenniferMartin
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IMHO, Monster Mage is very costly and there is nothing new. its all about autoblog.
You can acheive the quality autoblogs with the combintion of Wprobot, Market Samurai and Stealth Keyword Competition Analyzer
You can acheive the quality autoblogs with the combintion of Wprobot, Market Samurai and Stealth Keyword Competition Analyzer
edgematch
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I could not get how Market Samurai and Stealth Keyword Competition Analyzer is related with autoblogging.
JenniferMartin
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In order to run wprobot keyword campaign, you need to provide it some keywords , this is where you need some good Keyword Analyzer softwares ie. Market Samurai and Stealth Keyword Competition Analyzer.
Hope, this clearify use of these 2 sofwares with wprobot
, this is where you need some good Keyword Analyzer softwares ie. Market Samurai and Stealth Keyword Competition Analyzer.Hope, this clearify use of these 2 sofwares with wprobot
I could not get how Market Samurai and Stealth Keyword Competition Analyzer is related with autoblogging.
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I could not get how Market Samurai and Stealth Keyword Competition Analyzer is related with autoblogging.
He means you do your own keyword research and put those keywords in wp-robot. This will be similar with WPMage.
I am sure you can do everything manually for much less money. Mage Monster promises to automate it all.
They say you can build a complete site from keyword research to 1000 pages in 10-15 minutes. Power useres have build 15 in 15 minutes.
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What gets me is that Jeremy Ashburn is pushing this tool tool to build sites with scraped autospun content when he he recomends only using nuking articles that are manually written, hand spun plus he says to use them only 10 times.
His nuking articles are many times better than the money site articles.
They say you can build a complete site from keyword research to 1000 pages in 10-15 minutes. Power useres have build 15 in 15 minutes.
:beach2(2)
What gets me is that Jeremy Ashburn is pushing this tool tool to build sites with scraped autospun content when he he recomends only using nuking articles that are manually written, hand spun plus he says to use them only 10 times.
His nuking articles are many times better than the money site articles.
StopWhiningAlready
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Mage Monster is several things. It's the former CPMage system with a dashboard. It does exactly what it says it does and yes you can build 1000 page blogs in 15 minutes. Now, having said that, hitting that target assumes you have already generated your keyword file, which may or may not take an extended period of time depending on how busy the keyword mage cue is. If you customize your mage .tar file, your autoblogs can be built with the exact plugin configuration you like as well.
What it doesn't do is configure the settings for each blog, which is the most time-intensive part of the process. Of course, you can get past this by starting with a cloned baseline version of a blank autoblog that simply requires content, title and other nique yet fewer tweaks. I think the Monster Mage interface is a low-budget version of managewp, which I think is absolutely the best management tool in existence for those caring and feeding for large numbers of wordpress blogs.
The best way to use mage is on legit commercial sites with a good history, content and PR. Because Mage lets you back-date postings and create an artificial history, you can backdate posts on the legit blog, effectively taking advantage of all the positive aspects of it without taking away from current, timely content.
One other thing...Mage is really made to work in conjunction with Ebay Partner Network. If you don't already have an EPN account, my suggestion would be to get one first (or know for sure that you'll have one soon after buying MM. Yes, you can use clickbank, amazon and a few other monetization mechanisms with Mage and yes they are built right into the program. BUT...99% of those making good money with this program do so with EPN. Adsense works too, but only as a supplement.
Best of luck. Hope this helps.
What it doesn't do is configure the settings for each blog, which is the most time-intensive part of the process. Of course, you can get past this by starting with a cloned baseline version of a blank autoblog that simply requires content, title and other nique yet fewer tweaks. I think the Monster Mage interface is a low-budget version of managewp, which I think is absolutely the best management tool in existence for those caring and feeding for large numbers of wordpress blogs.
The best way to use mage is on legit commercial sites with a good history, content and PR. Because Mage lets you back-date postings and create an artificial history, you can backdate posts on the legit blog, effectively taking advantage of all the positive aspects of it without taking away from current, timely content.
One other thing...Mage is really made to work in conjunction with Ebay Partner Network. If you don't already have an EPN account, my suggestion would be to get one first (or know for sure that you'll have one soon after buying MM. Yes, you can use clickbank, amazon and a few other monetization mechanisms with Mage and yes they are built right into the program. BUT...99% of those making good money with this program do so with EPN. Adsense works too, but only as a supplement.
Best of luck. Hope this helps.
meatro
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I've been playing with Mage Monster for a couple of days now...
First, it's mainly for affiliates. It supports a bunch of different networks (Amazon, eBay, Groupon, Tipplr, Crowdsavings, Overstock, Linkshare, Chitka, Commission Junction, Clickbank, AdSense.)
And it's actually quite simple to use, even just starting out. As I said, I am no expert, but I can already create a 5,000 page site in a matter of minutes.
Basically, it's a set of WP plugins with a desktop control panel. You enter your different CPanel details (this is where it's nice, it actually manages your sites across multiple hosts... Creating sites, posting content and it even cleans up after itself when you delete a site. Very nice.) and add a spare domain that you have lying around.
Mage Monster will then create an addon domain in your CPanel using this information.. Then you load your list of keywords, one per line, and it will create 1 page per keyword. So you can go ScrapeBox a list of keywords related to "dogs" (3 minutes) and paste those into Mage Monster, and it will go to work.
Then you set your start, end times. If you set start for 1-1-2011 and end 1-1-2013 and paste in 730 keywords... It will PUBLISH 365 of them all dated over the past year. Then SCHEDULE the next 365 to be published over the next year.
Again, I've just been starting with it and from what I can see.. It's good for picking up long tail sales. If you plug in 5,000 keywords related to "dogs," you will end up with pages ranging from dog training to 101 dalmatians to breeding etc. etc. Of course it will not rank for competitive terms (without extra work) but you're likely to pick up a LOT of pages that rank for longer tailed terms.
Now... If you've got 5,000 pages about dogs... 5,000 pages about cars... 5,000 pages about phones... 5,000 pages, etc.. You're likely to have a LOT of pages that rank well and make you a little money.
The way it works is pretty cool too.. It downloads related articles to the keyword (titles the article as the keyword) and places a few related keywords throughout the article. Spins it using either TBS or your own custom variation of translators (en|jp|gr|en will translate from EN to Japanese to German back to EN, making your content unique.)
First, it's mainly for affiliates. It supports a bunch of different networks (Amazon, eBay, Groupon, Tipplr, Crowdsavings, Overstock, Linkshare, Chitka, Commission Junction, Clickbank, AdSense.)
And it's actually quite simple to use, even just starting out. As I said, I am no expert, but I can already create a 5,000 page site in a matter of minutes.
Basically, it's a set of WP plugins with a desktop control panel. You enter your different CPanel details (this is where it's nice, it actually manages your sites across multiple hosts... Creating sites, posting content and it even cleans up after itself when you delete a site. Very nice.) and add a spare domain that you have lying around.
Mage Monster will then create an addon domain in your CPanel using this information.. Then you load your list of keywords, one per line, and it will create 1 page per keyword. So you can go ScrapeBox a list of keywords related to "dogs" (3 minutes) and paste those into Mage Monster, and it will go to work.
Then you set your start, end times. If you set start for 1-1-2011 and end 1-1-2013 and paste in 730 keywords... It will PUBLISH 365 of them all dated over the past year. Then SCHEDULE the next 365 to be published over the next year.
Again, I've just been starting with it and from what I can see.. It's good for picking up long tail sales. If you plug in 5,000 keywords related to "dogs," you will end up with pages ranging from dog training to 101 dalmatians to breeding etc. etc. Of course it will not rank for competitive terms (without extra work) but you're likely to pick up a LOT of pages that rank for longer tailed terms.
Now... If you've got 5,000 pages about dogs... 5,000 pages about cars... 5,000 pages about phones... 5,000 pages, etc.. You're likely to have a LOT of pages that rank well and make you a little money.
The way it works is pretty cool too.. It downloads related articles to the keyword (titles the article as the keyword) and places a few related keywords throughout the article. Spins it using either TBS or your own custom variation of translators (en|jp|gr|en will translate from EN to Japanese to German back to EN, making your content unique.)
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