Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[gilbertoad]

nevermind

 

[gilbertoad]

nevermind

 

[jascoken]

UberToolz has a solid and growing user-base now, but we're still looking for affiliates who can take us to other forums and markets...

If you've got the abilities and web-assets to make some affiliate sales of UberToolz, then I'd love to talk to you. (We offer recurring/monthly commissions.)

Jay

 

[Getwhatchuwant]

There's also http://texthat.com which does a lot of this for free.

And a pinto will get you to point a from point b like a ferrari will but not nearly as well....

 

[Zipper]

Helpful tip -- If anyone is having formatting problems when copy / pasting from Notepad to UberCubez, make sure you have Word Wrap unchecked in notepad, then it works fine. Discovered this with a little trial and error today.

Excellent product by the way Jascoken! Love it.

 

[Zipper]

Feature Request -- A spintax generator, where you can add multiple lines of text, click a button, and it will automatically generate the spintax for you. The same way this site does it:

http://www.getspintax.com/

That would be really helpful. Thanks.

 

[jascoken]

Our Link Coder does this with tons of options for links/anchors...

But do you mean just pure text lists?

 

[Zipper]

Our Link Coder does this with tons of options for links/anchors...

But do you mean just pure text lists?

Correct. Thanks.

 

[dennis727]

jascoken,

Sent you a pre-sales question. Please check your PM. Thanks.

 

[jascoken]

Correct. Thanks.

So you're looking for something that just turns a list of text lines into a spintax construct?

i.e.

Line1
Line2
Line3
Line4
Line5
Line6

becomes: {Line1|Line2|Line3|Line4|Line5|Line6}

..and nothing more? Because that seems a little too simple to do with search&replace to me? (Just replace linefeeds (\r\n) with '|' and add a {} at either end using something like Notepad2.

Obviously we could do this; it just seems too 'small' to be called a tool.

Or have I completely misunderstood! (Sorry!)

 

[drywallrob]

The site is down... ETA when it will be back up?

 

[jascoken]

Our data centre had some loading issues last night, but it only lasted for a few hours. They had to move the site to a new IP and then back again, so it caused some temporary DNS problems. Everything should be fine now.

Sorry folks!

 

[Mex-deluxe]

How come everyone pays the same amount of money for your service, when you are VAT registered in the UK? Or arent you VAT registered?

What is the cost, $17 + VAT / month, or $17 / month including VAT? Because if the price includes VAT, then please refund the VAT to me since I have a valid VAT number from another EU member state, which means the purchase is not subject to VAT.

But if it is $17 + VAT, then why don't you charge VAT, but pay everyone $17? Something is wrong.

The last time I bought something from a UK company (today), it worked like this:

Price was xx$ + UK VAT. This was the default price. Then I entered my valid VAT number, and I had to pay only xx$ + zero VAT. If you are VAT registered, this is how your billing should work, too.

 

[jascoken]

How come everyone pays the same amount of money for your service, when you are VAT registered in the UK? Or arent you VAT registered?

We believe that it's not fair to charge our European neighbours more for the same service...

So we took the decision to swallow the VAT payment internally as only a small percentage of our customers are from the EU states. It also simplifies our accounting via PayPal.

This is the kind of financial/payment question that should really be directed to our email support.

 

[bashx]

Did the BHW price of 17$/month get pulled? I was literally about to purchased the 17$/m plan and noticed it says 27$ now.
edit*

Ok now I see that it has expired, we really need to give the op's the ability to edit the initial post so reflect accurate information. I will probably just get a premium account anyway as it has a crap load more benefits

 

[jascoken]

Yep.... Sorry!

It would be easier if we were allowed to edit the initial post to reflect current pricing/changes... but hey-ho!

You'll find the premium account much more powerful though - and that's still got $20p.m. off for BHW.

 

[Android500]

I'm considering buying a license of UT. However, as I'm new to IM, I'm a bit concerned whether it will pay off. I know it will in a long run. But as for now I'm just worried to spend more than I can earn lol.

 

[ecmweb]

I have a subscription.. i paid a guy to write 4 base articles on different niches, had a good writer so that part wasn't that hard. The hard part now is breaking apart each sentence re write and re writing it 3-4 times..... It is a really hard slog but i hope at the end it will be worth it.. I am thinking each one will be well over 30,000 words, probably with final spinning prob 50,000.. Am i going too far????

 

[dennis727]

Jas,

Is there something wrong with UberCubez? I clicked on "Spin Now" and it took me to the login page instead.

 

[jascoken]

I have a subscription.. i paid a guy to write 4 base articles on different niches, had a good writer so that part wasn't that hard. The hard part now is breaking apart each sentence re write and re writing it 3-4 times..... It is a really hard slog but i hope at the end it will be worth it.. I am thinking each one will be well over 30,000 words, probably with final spinning prob 50,000.. Am i going too far????

We normally start with a 15 paragraph article of around 1,500 words (100 words & 3-5 sentences per paragraph.) One of our writers will usually create this quite quickly - say 1hr.

We then do 3 rewrites minimum and usually 5 for the first and last 'sticky' paragraphs. This give us 4-6 options for each sentence. So that now becomes around 6-7,000 words. That takes most of a day. Our writers would usually get to this point after a full/long days work. Sometimes we'd break it over 2 days as it's brain-draining!

We then autospintax it on the highest quality mode available; and then someone will go through adding other spintax options and correcting the autospintax mistakes. This is the most laborious part and we do it in bits over a week. We've been producing at least 1 UberArticle per week for nearly 5 years now - and have nearly 500 of them!