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[jascoken]

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

Nope...

It may have just logged you out due to inactivity - or a long wait?

If it keeps doing it - try another browser - and let me know. Email the support team at [email protected]. It could only be the browser-based session-security that's doing this - and none of the other users are having this problem?

 

[dennis727]

Nope...

It may have just logged you out due to inactivity - or a long wait?

If it keeps doing it - try another browser - and let me know. Email the support team at [email protected]. It could only be the browser-based session-security that's doing this - and none of the other users are having this problem?

Nope, I already had the content ready in UberCubez format. It took me less than 30 seconds to copy and paste the whole thing, including the time taken to log-in, choosing UberCubez from the drop-down menu.

I tried this on Chrome. Will try this on Firefox or something. Will let you know.

 

[jascoken]

Nope, I already had the content ready in UberCubez format. It took me less than 30 seconds to copy and paste the whole thing, including the time taken to log-in, choosing UberCubez from the drop-down menu.

I tried this on Chrome. Will try this on Firefox or something. Will let you know.

Could you try the dummy construct on the example page:

http://www.ubertoolz.com/UberCubez-Layout-Dummy-Example.txt

...Because if that works, then we can look at your data to make sure there's not something screwy going on.

Go through the email support though please.

 

[dennis727]

Could you try the dummy construct on the example page:

http://www.ubertoolz.com/UberCubez-Layout-Dummy-Example.txt

...Because if that works, then we can look at your data to make sure there's not something screwy going on.

Go through the email support though please.

Everything works fine on Firefox. Will make sure everything IS actually working fine when I get back to the office on Monday.

 

[ecmweb]

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!

Thanks for your feedback... I just want to go through what im doing so im on the right track..

I have done same as you, had a writer write 15 paragraphs of 4 sentences each.

Then re write each of those sentences 6 times.. the total doc is about 10,000 words as a base.

Now (after reading the instructions on ubertoolz site) i am breaking apart every single sentence into about 2-4 sections and re writing those 2-3 times aswell.

So im really having a mammoth amount of re written ext before even putting it into autospintax..

Question:: Do i not really need to break apart all my sentences and rewrite them? Should i just get the base with the main sentence re writes and throw it into the spinner? I just want the best quality available.

I notice from your description i don't think you do the sentence break aparts? that part is massively time consuming, going through my 10,000 words and re writing everything again, multiple times...

 

[jascoken]

Now (after reading the instructions on ubertoolz site) i am breaking apart every single sentence into about 2-4 sections and re writing those 2-3 times aswell.

Question:: Do i not really need to break apart all my sentences and rewrite them? Should i just get the base with the main sentence re writes and throw it into the spinner? I just want the best quality available.

When we say break & spin the sentence, we simply mean spintax it. We do some word spintaxing and some phrase spintaxing, because it's sometimes easier to spin 2-3 word 'chunks' than individual words. The important part is to get at least 3-5 parts of a sentence with 3-4 spins - as this massively increases the permutations. We usually autospintax the sentences first and then just add and edit.

I hope that makes sense!

 

[ecmweb]

Ohhh ok.. shit i think im taking it too far then.

I got confused from this part on your site "braces spin each sentence into 5 parts with 4 spins each"

I thought that mean take apart each sentence into 5 parts and re write it 4 times... then i was going to spin afterwards. I think i read it wrong --

Although it a massive amount of extra work, i think what im doing is good as it would produce a massive amount of articles, but maybe its not necessary.

 

[jascoken]

We've created a series of videos to help explain link-building changes post penguin/panda...

Video #1
...covers what Google has been doing and discussed the reasons why. How SEO has changed through the 2012 updates. AdWords PPC shifts. Traffic diversification & non-reliance on Google. The key ranking factors of Panda & Penguin and their changes/implications.

Video #2
...covers an in-depth understanding of anchor-profiles and the 7 key metrics/KPI's of diverse anchor-text building post-Panda & Penguin; with examples and explanations.

Video #3
...covers techniques for mixing up your root keyword pool. LSI/Contextuality/theming. Non anchor-related rankings factors since Panda & Penguin. General link-building factors. SEO/Class C Hosting. Tiered link-building & 'disposable' ranking-assets.

Video #4
...covers 'on-site' SEO factors since Panda & Penguin. Common mistakes made.

Video #5
...covers how to auto-create anchor diversity through properly spun link-blocks. Built-up examples of creating, 'weighting' and encoding spun link-blocks correctly post panda & penguin. Using UberToolz LinkCoder to auto-generate massively diverse encoded link-blocks. Conclusions.

There is a link in the members area - or use this:

Video #1-5: http://www.ubertoolz.com/PostPandaPenguinLinkBuildingVideo1.php

 

[Dan Da Man]

Hey,

I use to be a member and I decided to cancel because I stopped doing SEO for awhile. I would like to get a membership again. However, the price on your BHW sales page don't match what it says on your site's sales page.
Any help?

 

[jascoken]

Hey,

I use to be a member and I decided to cancel because I stopped doing SEO for awhile. I would like to get a membership again. However, the price on your BHW sales page don't match what it says on your site's sales page.
Any help?

I've PM'd you...

 

[hnmfvnxe]

I like these features but I hate monthly payments. Any plans to change this?

Also what about software version?

 

[jascoken]

I like these features but I hate monthly payments. Any plans to change this?

Also what about software version?

We have to charge a monthly fee to cover development and ongoing costs (for instance, the free articles provided with the full/premium membership). The problem with the single-cost model is that there's no incentive for the supplier to keep updating and building the service. If UberToolz isn't paying for itself many times over with the amount of time it saves, then it's not being used properly. Our Title-Builder alone would cover the monthly cost for most IM'ers. $47/$6 per hour = 8 hours per month - or 2 hours per week. We would spend more than 2 man hours per week spinning different content titles out if we did it manually! And I don't personally rate my time as only worth $6 p.h.! And the link-coder is another massive time-saver; not to mention the power of UberCubez and the URL|Anchors modules...

I've interviewed 10 of our 'power-users' - and they all estimate it saves them 20-60 hours per month of manual content/encoding/spinning etc work. And most of these guys will value their time as much more than $6 per hour. It's also the consistency and accuracy; you know the job gets done properly with a systemised approach, rather than relying on the humna factors.

The premium membership comes with a desktop wordpress poster, and we're considering releasing a bigger desktop version with a lot more components in, and much larger scope (as the processing will be offloaded to the desktop) - but that's being discussed with the dev team at the moment. The desktop version will probably only be available to premium members (including those with BHW discount.)

 

[dirtdigger]

I have used UberCube a couple of times and really like the ideal. However, when trying to spin the article I find myself climbing the walls and the next thing I know is I am out in the nursery working and slowly relaxing and the day is shot. Anyone have a quality service producing UberCuber articles? If I can't find a service I am going to have to abandon the ideal as the rewriting is just driving me crazy...can't stand it.

 

[jascoken]

I have used UberCube a couple of times and really like the ideal. However, when trying to spin the article I find myself climbing the walls and the next thing I know is I am out in the nursery working and slowly relaxing and the day is shot. Anyone have a quality service producing UberCuber articles? If I can't find a service I am going to have to abandon the ideal as the rewriting is just driving me crazy...can't stand it.

One option we used to use (before we had in-house writers) is to use flexible article writing services (textbroker.com etc. = and people advertising here) and get them to write a 1,000 word 12-18 paragraph article. Just ask them to ensure that each paragraph is on a self-contained topic, and it has an intro paragraph. Then pay them the same price to rewrite each sentence 3 times. Most writers can rewrite a sentence 3 times just as fast a sthe original - and the last 2 will be even quicker, as they're into the swing of it. Plus it makes a decent sized job for them - with minimal research/thinking.

You can take the 4 and break them out into the UberCubez format and use an auto-spintaxer to add the braces spintax to the sentences. That'll only take you 20 minutes and you can do a quick whizz through and remove the obvious bad spintax grammar and add others in that you think of.

We found that checking through like this is a comparatively easy job - and can be done in between other stuff during the day.

 

[dirtdigger]

Jascoken,

Thanks for responding the my plea for help. Thought about trying TextBroker but was not sure how to go about requesting what was needed. With the information in your comment it should be easy to place the order. Thanks again.

 

[jascoken]

Thanks for responding the my plea for help. Thought about trying TextBroker but was not sure how to go about requesting what was needed. With the information in your comment it should be easy to place the order. Thanks again.

No problems...

...Just be sure to define EXACTLY what you need from them, so you get what you want.

 

[jascoken]

UberCubez Important Update:

We've upgraded the UberCubez function with 2 extra special functions that we use commercially (in-house). These take UberCubez to a new level of power, control and diversity of output.

We've also added a deeper explanation of the #SB# tag, for adding content line-breaks after titles/sub-headings etc. Plus, the new #SBR# tag adds a random line-break functionality to enable wider structural changes in the content output spins.

The new #PALT# (Paragraph Alternates) tag adds an enormously powerful ability to now treat paragraphs as content 'sections', and re-order them at section level, while keeping that paragraph on a particular topic.

For example, you could create a 4 'section' article, with each section having 3 possible paragraph alternates. Each paragraph alternate can have it's own sub-heading (using Sentence Breaks: #SB#) - and it will choose one of those 3 paragraph alternates for each section, and then randomise the order of those sections (because they're actually paragraph blocks.)

This essentially provides a way of 'locking' particular paragraphs and content-blocks together, so that only one of them is used at output time.

Users will often create a 12 paragraph article, but several of the paragraphs are on very similar themes. This enables you to use this as a 4 paragraph (with 3 options each) article, instead of a standard 12 paragraph article. And obviously, each alternate paragraph can use both the #SB# and #SBR# features internally, to change the visual structure and create the look of further sub-paragraph line-breaks.

There is also a new much-extended dummy/example construct to demo these features fully. We hope to produce a video at some point soon to walk people through the UberCube construction process and logic.

Jay

 

[jascoken]

Brand New Tool Launched...

Markov Generator : Contextual 'Auto-Generated' Nested-Spintax

This tool uses Natural Language Processing techniques based on Markov-Chains to create large 'super-spun' nested-spintax structures of contextual 'computer-generated' content.

It works by starting with written content on a specific topic, and then uses NLP/Markov techniques to process this into mini chunks, which are rebuilt into new sentences. These sentences don't make 'sense' to a human reader, but we use sophisticated language processing techniques to ensure the structure and 'feel' of real content, so they'd pass most computer-based content checks.

This content is obviously NOT for your 'money' sites or top-tier link-building, but many internet marketers need very large quantities of highly unique content for posting to their lower-tiers (with embedded links.) Good content is always at a premium, so spending money and resources on the high volumes needed for the lower tiers can be impractical. This type of content is also often used for building out large black-hat 'cloaked' sites. And we've been asked by many members to provide this tool; so we have!

You can select one of the 90 'standard' niche categories provided as the contextual 'primer', or use your own niche-related content. If you supply your own content, we recommend 2000-5000 words of good quality and varied article writing.

You can choose to output full 'article' constructs, or single-paragraph 'snippets'. Each output from this tool provides a freshly created super-spun {braces|format} document which you can then use with any spintax-based poster.

Premium members can auto-generate much larger constructs with massively higher numbers of spin permutations.

Available in the Members & Demo areas NOW!

 

[Kiter]

I have a question. Creating standart output 500 word article (3 sentence per 1 paragraph) with UberCubez, which way is preferable:

1. More revisions of each sentence. (Example: Each sentence has 5 rewrites and article has 12 paragraphs)

or

2. More paragraphs in the article. (Example: Each sentence has 3 rewrites and whole article has 20 paragraphs)


In both examples, the same number of sentences-180, therefore about the same word amount.

I curiosity because, creating independent bullet points-paragraphs, more ease than creating more rewrites (5-6) of each sentence.

Thanks!

 

[jascoken]

I have a question. Creating standart output 500 word article (3 sentence per 1 paragraph) with UberCubez, which way is preferable:

1. More revisions of each sentence. (Example: Each sentence has 5 rewrites and article has 12 paragraphs)

or

2. More paragraphs in the article. (Example: Each sentence has 3 rewrites and whole article has 20 paragraphs)

In both examples, the same number of sentences-180, therefore about the same word amount.

I curiosity because, creating independent bullet points-paragraphs, more ease than creating more rewrites (5-6) of each sentence.

Thanks!

Because of the extra permutations created (at a more granular level,) more re-writes and spins per paragraph is preferable...

You have to remember that even with a lot of paragraphs, if those paragraphs are 'samey', you don't end up with very unique looking articles. We've moved towards 12 para's, of which we only use 4, but with 4-5 sentences and at least 5-6 rewrites of each sentence; we often do 10-15 - especially for the intro paragraphs. And then we add in simple auto-spintax throughout; just 20% auto-spintax (at word-level) adds an anormous amount of extra permutations at a 'granular' level. We also always use the PALT# tag to create an alternate intro paragraph with a different structure, and add a lot of #SBR# tags in where possible to add additional possible paragraph break points.

FYI: You can also use the #PALT# tage to use paragrapgh alternates that are merely re-structured. i.e. you could use different sentence ordering (where it makes sense) and use sub-titling and different paragraph break points etc. This is another way of squeezing more out of the same amount of written content.