Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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irmscher
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- Sep 18, 2011
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No encoding is used. Please PM me your keyword and email.
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I need your keyword and email address I send it to.
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Yes, it's possible to get content for some longtail keywords. Now the website is up.
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The website is up again. We support Wordpress and Blogger at the moment.
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You can just email me to [email protected]
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Sure, just pm me your keyword and email address.
No encoding is used. Please PM me your keyword and email.
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I need your keyword and email address I send it to.
*
Yes, it's possible to get content for some longtail keywords. Now the website is up.
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The website is up again. We support Wordpress and Blogger at the moment.
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You can just email me to [email protected]
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Sure, just pm me your keyword and email address.
pnvhq
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- Jan 28, 2013
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Sample article review:
Just finished looking over the samples that irmscher provided. Very interesting service.
Readability: These articles are 100% readable. For a script, that itself is impressive. They stick to a theme without overstuffing any keywords. A number of relevant keywords are listed at the bottom for your reference.
Fluency: As a native English speaker it is easy to spot grammatical inaccuracies, but let's be honest, the Internet is full of bad grammar.
Value: Can't be beat. $23 for 100 articles is a steal in my book.
Overall: 10/10. For me personally, I wouldn't use the autoblogging service, but I would absolutely buy these articles in bulk. After that, it's up to you: if you're building an authority site you can tweak 'em and then post, or if you're just looking to pad the number of articles add them as-is. I'm thinking of actually using them to build some Tier 1 links; I think they'll be perfect for that job.
I fully expect to be placing an order in the near future, and would absolutely recommend this to others.
Just finished looking over the samples that irmscher provided. Very interesting service.
Readability: These articles are 100% readable. For a script, that itself is impressive. They stick to a theme without overstuffing any keywords. A number of relevant keywords are listed at the bottom for your reference.
Fluency: As a native English speaker it is easy to spot grammatical inaccuracies, but let's be honest, the Internet is full of bad grammar.
Value: Can't be beat. $23 for 100 articles is a steal in my book.
Overall: 10/10. For me personally, I wouldn't use the autoblogging service, but I would absolutely buy these articles in bulk. After that, it's up to you: if you're building an authority site you can tweak 'em and then post, or if you're just looking to pad the number of articles add them as-is. I'm thinking of actually using them to build some Tier 1 links; I think they'll be perfect for that job.
I fully expect to be placing an order in the near future, and would absolutely recommend this to others.
dennis727
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I ordered 10 articles and got 15 articles instead, so definitely a plus in my book!
Considering the articles are script based, they are great. They are readable, but of course you will need to take some time to edit the articles.
Me personally, I'll be using the articles for backlink building purposes.
Highly recommended.
Considering the articles are script based, they are great. They are readable, but of course you will need to take some time to edit the articles.
Me personally, I'll be using the articles for backlink building purposes.
Highly recommended.
youtalkmedia
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Here is my review:
I ordered the $47 pack got a month, 10 per day.
They are good in terms of length, and they are readable.
Pros:
Cheap as hell
Readable
Long
Cons:
Sometimes they are not relevant (picks up the keyword in another article about something else)
Reads like it was written by someone with very little english experience
These should not be used as a main blogging method, however, they are amazing if you want to use them to build very HQ backlinks.
I ordered the $47 pack got a month, 10 per day.
They are good in terms of length, and they are readable.
Pros:
Cheap as hell
Readable
Long
Cons:
Sometimes they are not relevant (picks up the keyword in another article about something else)
Reads like it was written by someone with very little english experience
These should not be used as a main blogging method, however, they are amazing if you want to use them to build very HQ backlinks.
irmscher
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What you'd rather have, 5 perfect blogs making $50 a month each... or 100 decent autoblogs with making $10 each?
$250 a month (with lots of labour job every day)
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$1000 a month (on complete autopilot)
If you are looking for perfect articles to your money site then you probably just have to choose to "save as draft" option and then proofread. Also, script scrapes articles from the web, and you should know that not all the articles submitted to article directories are perfect, so script is not able to create top-notch article from a mediocre one. However if the article is good, with good sentence structure, script sometimes rewrites it so that the result is better than the original.
If you are running autoblogs you don't have to worry about minor grammar mistakes, content is readable, makes sense and is indexed & ranked well by Google and that is what matters.
$250 a month (with lots of labour job every day)
VS
$1000 a month (on complete autopilot)
If you are looking for perfect articles to your money site then you probably just have to choose to "save as draft" option and then proofread. Also, script scrapes articles from the web, and you should know that not all the articles submitted to article directories are perfect, so script is not able to create top-notch article from a mediocre one. However if the article is good, with good sentence structure, script sometimes rewrites it so that the result is better than the original.
If you are running autoblogs you don't have to worry about minor grammar mistakes, content is readable, makes sense and is indexed & ranked well by Google and that is what matters.
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If you are looking to order 1$-3$ articles from Indians you might as well go with this for 0,15$-0,35$/article.
I'm getting some traffic with these articles, and they are perfect for link building.
In the right hands, this service can be huge potential.
irmscher
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Yes, just pm me your email and keywords this time, soon we'll have brand new order processing system.
Calculons
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- Jan 17, 2012
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Review:
Ordered 10 articles, all seems fine on first read through until I discovered that all the articles are encoded ;_/
Short example
UTF-8 encoded:
Thеrе arе a lot of paths that arе еxposеd to somеonе ...
ANSI encoded:
Thеrе arе a lot of paths that arе еxposеd to somеonе ...
No sure what to take on this since OP stated earlier that the articles wouldn't be encoded to pass copyscape
Ordered 10 articles, all seems fine on first read through until I discovered that all the articles are encoded ;_/
Short example
UTF-8 encoded:
Thеrе arе a lot of paths that arе еxposеd to somеonе ...
ANSI encoded:
Thеrе arе a lot of paths that arе еxposеd to somеonе ...
No sure what to take on this since OP stated earlier that the articles wouldn't be encoded to pass copyscape
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Calculons
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Ohh and if you want to test it out...
Copy paste the UTF-8 sentence into notepad or similar and search for "are"
Make sure to type "are" on your keyboard instead of copy pasting are
Drum roll / face slap / nut crack / whatever .... "are" is not found......
Copy paste the UTF-8 sentence into notepad or similar and search for "are"
Make sure to type "are" on your keyboard instead of copy pasting are
Drum roll / face slap / nut crack / whatever .... "are" is not found......
pnvhq
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irmscher
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That's not encoding by any means, you are not using the right character set (UTF-8) on your blog.
Don't use weird or obsolete character sets like ANSI and you'll be fine, UTF-8 character set is what you should use for all your websites.
Let me shed some light on the technology once again...
Our article rewriting algorithm is powerful and 8 times out of 10 rewritten articles pass Copyscape. However if there are many specific terms or rare words in the article it's sometimes hard to produce a 100% unique article. So to make sure each end every rewritten article is unique script randomly changes few letters in stopwords to foreign language characters that are 100% identical with english letters, mainly is stop words like "the", "we", "they" etc.
1. These are UTF -8 original characters so no encoding is changed.
2. UTF -8 is a standard character set
I've personally been using this content for almost a year now for my own blogs and sites and for a variety of WEB 2.0 sites and article directories, more than a hundred of my customers haven't reported any issues with that either.
For example, this smart guy is using my autoblogging services for around 2 months now, he has 12,000 indexed pages by now. I can see that he is not doing any significant backlink building however some posts suck in traffic from Google without any backlinks:
This post that ranks #18 for "expand business crossculturally" without any additional backlink building effort, by just using my autoblogging service.
It's still up to you tough, I'm actually selling the services here for dirty cheap anyways so I might be better off spending time using all the benifits of my automation scripts myself and make a bigger profit, however I still reckon BHW is a nice place and trying to give some value back to the community.
:willy:
Don't use weird or obsolete character sets like ANSI and you'll be fine, UTF-8 character set is what you should use for all your websites.
Let me shed some light on the technology once again...
Our article rewriting algorithm is powerful and 8 times out of 10 rewritten articles pass Copyscape. However if there are many specific terms or rare words in the article it's sometimes hard to produce a 100% unique article. So to make sure each end every rewritten article is unique script randomly changes few letters in stopwords to foreign language characters that are 100% identical with english letters, mainly is stop words like "the", "we", "they" etc.
1. These are UTF -8 original characters so no encoding is changed.
2. UTF -8 is a standard character set
I've personally been using this content for almost a year now for my own blogs and sites and for a variety of WEB 2.0 sites and article directories, more than a hundred of my customers haven't reported any issues with that either.
For example, this smart guy is using my autoblogging services for around 2 months now, he has 12,000 indexed pages by now. I can see that he is not doing any significant backlink building however some posts suck in traffic from Google without any backlinks:
This post that ranks #18 for "expand business crossculturally" without any additional backlink building effort, by just using my autoblogging service.
It's still up to you tough, I'm actually selling the services here for dirty cheap anyways so I might be better off spending time using all the benifits of my automation scripts myself and make a bigger profit, however I still reckon BHW is a nice place and trying to give some value back to the community.
:willy:
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futureland
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- Jan 26, 2013
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Hello! Is it possible to send you a list of urls instead of asking your system to scrape google ? I would be interested by a sample, anyway, but still can't PM.
We're all waiting for such solutions but to date nothing was very performant. Your concept and business model is very well done!
We're all waiting for such solutions but to date nothing was very performant. Your concept and business model is very well done!
aStroke
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How about you send over some article samples without the encoding? You claim that your article rewrites will pass Copyscape 8/10 times. I'm taking from what you said that you only use this encoding for the other 2/10 times so why don't you provide some articles without the encoding? I'm sure there is still a demand for an article rewriting service that passes CS 8/10 times.
I'm sure people don't have a problem with you selling this type of service. It's a matter of misleading advertising and false claims. Your website doesn't go into detail about how these are 100% unique either, and it is insinuated that your article rewriting script rewrites articles that pass CS by actually being unique, not by using encoding.
"Sometimes the script rewrites an article so that it looks better than the original"
have you got any samples and are you using encoding of any kind to make them unique
No encoding is used. Please PM me your keyword and email.
irmscher
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I said it's not encoding in the previous post, haven't I?
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