Satan Claus
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- Aug 25, 2010
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Hi Jericho,
Excellent questions, I'll answer them below.
There is no limitation whatsoever. You're free to create as many sites as you want, and to create as many pages as you want.
Fire off an e-mail to support, or skype with support.
It corrects almost all spelling mistakes introduced by the process of spinning and such. It doesn't "undo" the spinning; It complements it.
It's to have 'added value' on your microniche site. A visually appealing website that has added value is far less likely to be labeled MFA.
The cloaker does not redirect/iframe. It shows search engines content that you want, rather than what is presented to humans. You can view the
cloaker demo on http://www.nicherider.com/demo/ to see how it works. There are a number of checks involved to determine what
content to show.
Excellent questions, I'll answer them below.
Is there a limitation on how many sites we can create with this? What about the number of pages we create, are there any limitations?
There is no limitation whatsoever. You're free to create as many sites as you want, and to create as many pages as you want.
Do you have any examples of one of these sites ranking for keywords or stats on traffic?
Fire off an e-mail to support, or skype with support.
How does the spun content compare to spinning yourself? When it fixes the grammar does it revert back to a less unique version when doing this?
It corrects almost all spelling mistakes introduced by the process of spinning and such. It doesn't "undo" the spinning; It complements it.
What is the savings calculator? I don't get the point to that. Also, does the traffic cloaker redirect the visitor or show an iframe?
It's to have 'added value' on your microniche site. A visually appealing website that has added value is far less likely to be labeled MFA.
The cloaker does not redirect/iframe. It shows search engines content that you want, rather than what is presented to humans. You can view the
cloaker demo on http://www.nicherider.com/demo/ to see how it works. There are a number of checks involved to determine what
content to show.
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