NEW wpCloaker coupon (BHW only)
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qcp860
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- Dec 16, 2008
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wpCloaker 2.0 is not released yet. The last version we did was in late May and at this point we've folded in most all of the cloaking aspects into the latest 1.99. The remaining piece is the new UI.
The A-SEO course has not been updated. In the interim I take any/all questions about applying cloaking and aggressive linkbuilding, etc. through the support desk. Updating/finishing the A-SEO course is not a top priority overall but I'd like to finally wrap things up this year with it assuming our friends at G and B do not keep changing the weight of things.
The A-SEO course has not been updated. In the interim I take any/all questions about applying cloaking and aggressive linkbuilding, etc. through the support desk. Updating/finishing the A-SEO course is not a top priority overall but I'd like to finally wrap things up this year with it assuming our friends at G and B do not keep changing the weight of things.
blackhatjohn
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- Feb 25, 2009
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Does wpcloaker plugin still working this day?
blackhatjohn
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- Feb 25, 2009
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I just pm you. Please check it. Thanks
Hi Dave- I added you as a friend this is Sean from 0tocash support ticket. I wanted to PM you but I don't have enough posts yet. Maybe we can email or Skype or whatever is convenient for you. Thank you for your time.
imalltiedup2
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- Mar 28, 2012
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I have been using a cloaking plugin from this site:
cloak-fm *can't link yet to new here.
The cloaker seems to work in that google sees no outbound links from my site to other sites. My only problem is that it takes a HUGE amount of resources every time google hits me. I run a dedicated server and it is nothing to see my cpu skyrocket to 40+ where it normally idles around 1. A normal person gets a page load in under 1sec, google it takes 30sec, which means I would be getting killed on their speed tests.
Is your plugin allowing for any type of wp caching or anything to help out the speed issues?
*I would love to try out a trial if you have one available. While I am looking for a better cloaking script, I am a bit gun shy after being burned a few times with the same speed problems.
Also:
I couldn't find any info on how your script cloaks. For the one I am using I simply type in the user agent, and it cloaks the links for those agents, but that is my only choice *(well they do have a url service but it is CRAZY expensive). Does your script allow for other options other than just user agent?
cloak-fm *can't link yet to new here.
The cloaker seems to work in that google sees no outbound links from my site to other sites. My only problem is that it takes a HUGE amount of resources every time google hits me. I run a dedicated server and it is nothing to see my cpu skyrocket to 40+ where it normally idles around 1. A normal person gets a page load in under 1sec, google it takes 30sec, which means I would be getting killed on their speed tests.
Is your plugin allowing for any type of wp caching or anything to help out the speed issues?
*I would love to try out a trial if you have one available. While I am looking for a better cloaking script, I am a bit gun shy after being burned a few times with the same speed problems.
Also:
I couldn't find any info on how your script cloaks. For the one I am using I simply type in the user agent, and it cloaks the links for those agents, but that is my only choice *(well they do have a url service but it is CRAZY expensive). Does your script allow for other options other than just user agent?
qcp860
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With most cloaking approaches you are looking at two separate issues -- detection and delivery.
Detection is how you'll determine one set of visitors from another. Common examples are IP, user agent, geoip, language code, browser, referrer, etc.
Delivery is how you delivery content to the page. Common examples are server redirect (301/302), client side redirect, frame/iframe, content replacement, etc.
Can you use caching with wpCloaker? Yes. We've have customers and ourselves use super-cache and quick-cache. We usually recommend that they do not because it is easy to screw things up. So the best to do is to test using something like UA detection of a test string to make sure matches and non-matchers are getting the right content.
Detection is how you'll determine one set of visitors from another. Common examples are IP, user agent, geoip, language code, browser, referrer, etc.
Delivery is how you delivery content to the page. Common examples are server redirect (301/302), client side redirect, frame/iframe, content replacement, etc.
Can you use caching with wpCloaker? Yes. We've have customers and ourselves use super-cache and quick-cache. We usually recommend that they do not because it is easy to screw things up. So the best to do is to test using something like UA detection of a test string to make sure matches and non-matchers are getting the right content.
jamesbelaugh
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- Feb 28, 2007
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I would like to learn more about wpcloaker. Will it help get you higher ranking in google? if so, do you have any examples of sites using your software?
qcp860
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cloaking is not an SEO technique per se... it is a traffic technique. You can build cloaked sites with content generators targeting very long tail keywords but this in itself is not an SEO technique -- it's funneling traffic from one site direct to offer. You build the sites with a generator and get links using the usual methods. You cloak to get people direct to offer.
trevormorley
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- Feb 25, 2010
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ordered and waitong delivery..
qcp860
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- Dec 16, 2008
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A 1-page site with 600 uniques a day coming from search engine / organic traffic?
The odds of getting caught by a bot are near zero if the site's been around for any length of time. But nothing ever prevents someone (a competitor, a pissed off visitor) from diming the site out.
So depending on your niche and what you're sending the traffic to, the odds are super low
PM me if you want to discuss more about this
The odds of getting caught by a bot are near zero if the site's been around for any length of time. But nothing ever prevents someone (a competitor, a pissed off visitor) from diming the site out.
So depending on your niche and what you're sending the traffic to, the odds are super low
PM me if you want to discuss more about this
qcp860
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- Dec 16, 2008
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Thanks Trevor. You'll find that I don't hang out here often. I try and check a few times a week, etc. unless there's a PM to answer. Using the support desk link on the site always works better. That said.. thanks again and your download link was sent a few minutes ago.