Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[fastcooler]

Hello,

I am already a customer of Autofill Magic (lifetime). It is a real powerful tool!

I see its huge potential, but I still had not studied deeply all its features and I have to learn a lot how to use it in the best way as possible.

Can you share more details about this case study, please?

I would like to know:

1) How long does it takes from blogs creation to get results?
2) Does he used one only project with one blog per platform?

3) How he structured each single blog, so:

a) How many pages and articles, please?
b) How many words per article?
c) Articles are spun or totally original written each time?

4) How many links to money site on each blog?
5) Did he used also some other links to other authoritative sources like Wikipedia or similar ones?

Thanks!

Just a little proof that it pays to use Autofill Magic:

Improvement 115 > 37

This is the rank improvement for a medium tough keyword after building around 90 web 2.0 properties with 2 - 3 articles.

No second tier has been build yet, so this is from the web 2.0 properties alone.

A new jump is to be expected after building a second and third tier to these web 2.0 properties. That might bring the keyword to top 10.

The client is very happy.

 

[buddieluv]

Been on a rant on other Web2.0 threads about functionality and price..
Looks like this is the tool to go for.. will download trial and tinker.. love the semi automated aspect of this tool.. as for the price.. that's just how one should be charging on Blackhat sites.. anything more would just be foolish.

Thanks Op.. will report back once I've test driven this tool.

 

[crowbarsniper]

hello autofillmagic creator this is a very interesting piece of software and i would like a little more info before i trial it:

when a user logs into, visits or posts to a web 2.0 or any site then there is always a trace of there ip/identity/location/machine at the time they went there and its recorded by google. This is why a lot of people now use a property management interface that allows you to remotely access/post/create web 2.0 and manage pbns without leaving any of those traces.

Can i ask does your software mask the user in any way as i presume the software itself controlled by the users machine will carry with it the tag of its users machine/ip/location etc when it visits these sites and fires its script?

kind regards I await your response, forgive me if this has already been mentioned i did scan over the majority of this conversation which got me interested enough to sign up here at BHW so i could ask

 

[buddieluv]

Ok.. First Impressions..
This software's really sleek and super easy to navigate around.. I have the video tuts running on my desktop whilst following the tutorials on my laptop!

I honestly haven't been this excited about a piece of software in a while.. back in the day, when SENuke came out, that software was a game changer for SEOs on the warriorforum, and I was one of the beta testers.. I remember how excited I was back then.

This is how I'm feeling right now.. granted, there's a learning curve to this software, and I feel there may be bumps along the way, but the shear ease of use, coupled with some manual intervention here and there, tells me this is the T1 backlinking software to look out for.. simply due to the simplicity and also ability to add your own web2.0s.

Signed up for a 5 day trial, after which my yearly subscription will kick in and, at $85 for the entire year, the price is right on track with black hat expectations..

Right now I'm in the process of adding all my aged web2.0 accounts created c2010-2012.. and hopefully put these to good use.

Happy camper here!

FEATURE Request Op.

Not sure if this is covered in the tutorials or not, but would sure appreciate the option to backup our account profiles database (sitelists) to the cloud or any remote location, and then be able to transfer that profiles Db to another machine etc at moment's notice.

These profile accounts are pure gold, and need to be preserved in the event something happens to the local machine or something to that effect.
Based on my observations, it would seem that the profiles are saved somewhere on the local machine, and the software, even though can be logged in using a browser, each login on different machines does not have access to the initial accounts creation list etc.

 

[oazis]

looks interesting

 

[unikbit]

there is any possibility to post articles first and after a while to post the links in articles? As you may know first when you create the blog you need to post for a while without links to avoid your blog to be deleted thx

 

[ningning]

That looks very promissing!

Autofill() , ClickSelctr() and the other commands we see are javascript functions?

Can you show the javascript inside them?

Yes they are javascript functions. In order for Autofill Magic to work with Imacros you will need to save the macros as javascript files and not the .iim format. You can still record macros and use the code but you need to wrap it like this:

iimPlayCode ("TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT ATTR=ID:publish")

Yet we will provide some some custom functions that you can import and use. These are needed to initiate Autofill Magic features. We will also provide some functions for basic actions like clicking an element ect.

This example is just a shorter way of writing the above snippet.

ClickSelector('input','id','publish');

 

[ningning]

the web 2.0 accounts are new or old? have you spinned the articles? thx

These account are new. They where created during December. Then 3 - 5 articles where added during January.

I am using a special way of spinning called Block Spinning developed by the Autofill Magic team. It is extremely powerful and outputs perfectly readable articles that will pass both human review and copyscape. Like all good things it takes an effort, but it is well worth it as you can use a Block Spinning article thousands of times without any duplicate content penalties.

Read more here: http://autofillmagic.com/tutorials/block-spinning-step-by-step/

The tutorial has not been proofread yet, so there might be some typos.

 

[ningning]

Can I know list of web 2.0 that your service support?

Just sign up for the trial, then you will have access to the entire list of 150 sites.

 

[ningning]

Can you share more details about this case study, please?

Sure.

1) How long does it takes from blogs creation to get results?

It varies. In this case the accounts where created in December and articles added in January. The big jump in serps where at the End of January. So a little less that two months after the first account was created.

2) Does he used one only project with one blog per platform?

Yes, this is one Autofill Magic profile with one account at 90 different sites/domains.

3) How he structured each single blog, so:

a) How many pages and articles, please?
b) How many words per article?
c) Articles are spun or totally original written each time?

3 - 5 articles. I actually still need to post some articles for some of the sites. 5 articles where planned for each site.

300 - 500 words per article (4 - 6 paragraphs).

I am using a special way of spinning called Block Spinning developed by the Autofill Magic team. It is extremely powerful and outputs perfectly readable articles that will pass both human review and copyscape. Like all good things it takes an effort, but it is well worth it as you can use a Block Spinning article thousands of times without any duplicate content penalties.

Read more here: http://autofillmagic.com/tutorials/b...-step-by-step/

The tutorial has not been proofread yet, so there might be some typos.

4) How many links to money site on each blog?

Mostly Two. One on the profile/about me page. This is a naked urls like http://domain.com/page/. Then one in the the article targeting the keyword.

5) Did he used also some other links to other authoritative sources like Wikipedia or similar ones?

No.

 

[ningning]

hello autofillmagic creator this is a very interesting piece of software and i would like a little more info before i trial it:

when a user logs into, visits or posts to a web 2.0 or any site then there is always a trace of there ip/identity/location/machine at the time they went there and its recorded by google. This is why a lot of people now use a property management interface that allows you to remotely access/post/create web 2.0 and manage pbns without leaving any of those traces.

Can i ask does your software mask the user in any way as i presume the software itself controlled by the users machine will carry with it the tag of its users machine/ip/location etc when it visits these sites and fires its script?

kind regards I await your response, forgive me if this has already been mentioned i did scan over the majority of this conversation which got me interested enough to sign up here at BHW so i could ask

Autofill Magic supports proxy servers, so if you do a lot of sites you should get a little list of proxies. To camouflage your identity further you can use some of the identity spoofing add-ons for Firefox. The will allow you to change how you look to the online world.

I am on a windows 10 machine using Firefox 44, but with a single click it looks like I am on Windows 7 and are using Chrome 43. You can spoof time zone, screen size and other stuff this way.

See more here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/random-agent-spoofer/

 

[fastcooler]

Morten, thank you so much for such detailed informations! This will be very useful for all!

 

[fastcooler]

Morten I am really impressed by your Block Spinning technique, it is really awesome!

Really, I never see so much detailed tutorials and effective in depth support for a seo software.

I am sure to be able to get great results me too! Thanks

 

[ningning]

Ok.. First Impressions..
This software's really sleek and super easy to navigate around.. I have the video tuts running on my desktop whilst following the tutorials on my laptop!

I honestly haven't been this excited about a piece of software in a while.. back in the day, when SENuke came out, that software was a game changer for SEOs on the warriorforum, and I was one of the beta testers.. I remember how excited I was back then.

This is how I'm feeling right now.. granted, there's a learning curve to this software, and I feel there may be bumps along the way, but the shear ease of use, coupled with some manual intervention here and there, tells me this is the T1 backlinking software to look out for.. simply due to the simplicity and also ability to add your own web2.0s.

Signed up for a 5 day trial, after which my yearly subscription will kick in and, at $85 for the entire year, the price is right on track with black hat expectations..

Right now I'm in the process of adding all my aged web2.0 accounts created c2010-2012.. and hopefully put these to good use.

Happy camper here!

Thanks for all the positive feedback!

I hope you are aware that you can import your existing account easily. See here:
http://autofillmagic.com/tutorials/manual/#importing-existing-accounts

FEATURE Request Op.

Not sure if this is covered in the tutorials or not, but would sure appreciate the option to backup our account profiles database (sitelists) to the cloud or any remote location, and then be able to transfer that profiles Db to another machine etc at moment's notice.

These profile accounts are pure gold, and need to be preserved in the event something happens to the local machine or something to that effect.
Based on my observations, it would seem that the profiles are saved somewhere on the local machine, and the software, even though can be logged in using a browser, each login on different machines does not have access to the initial accounts creation list etc.

The question of whether or not to store Autofill Magic data in the cloud has been up before. When Autofill Magic was in beta state the majority of our tester did not want a cloud solution but preferred a local storage. The reason is that many users have sensitive information in there profiles. Many use Autofill Magic privately - it can fill in any form and not just the sites in the site list, so many also use it with there private details. If they where stored on our server we in the staff would have access to them.

That said, there actually are a good solution if you want cloud storage. The short version is this:

1. Install a portable version of Firefox and install Autofill Magic.
2. Install a cloud service like Dropbox or Google Drive on the PCs where you want Autofill Magic data to be in sync.
3. Place the folder with the portable Firefox in the Dropbox or Google Drive folder.
4. Now you can run the same version of Firefox with Autofill Magic on several machines.

Just make sure that you allow sync to complete when you boot your PC and before you run the portable Firefox.
You can also put the portable version on a USB stick and then carry that with you.

There are many benefits to this approach. The users who are uncomfortable with with cloud storage are not forced to use it and users who wants it can use a portable Firefox on a cloud service.

For backup you can also use the build-in option here:

 

[ningning]

there is any possibility to post articles first and after a while to post the links in articles? As you may know first when you create the blog you need to post for a while without links to avoid your blog to be deleted thx

Yes. You can use the the auto-log feature after you have posted your articles to come back and add the link.

 

[unikbit]

what do you think about posting the same article to only 20-30 proprieties without spining? Do them get indexed? I'm thinking at press releases which is the same and get indexed n hundreds of websites.

Thanks

Yes. You can use the the auto-log feature after you have posted your articles to come back and add the link.

 

[ningning]

what do you think about posting the same article to only 20-30 proprieties without spining? Do them get indexed? I'm thinking at press releases which is the same and get indexed n hundreds of websites.

Thanks

To be honest I have not posted identical articles in years, so I would not know. My experience is that unique content is easier to get indexed.

 

[schleprock]

What sort of help does this provide for completing the profile? does it know the site and the quickest way to set up a theme and where to enter a bio.

With my current Web 2.0 builder I have to export the site list. Click on all the links, input the username and password, and finally figure out how to set up the account itself. If I do that for 30 accounts it probably takes longer to do it with the full auto web 2.0 creator than with AM.

I saw a video and it showed a theme being selected but it was for one account. It was unclear to me if it provided this sort of assistance for all the sites.

Do these templates (or whatever) allow some help for setting up the sites.

 

[ningning]

What sort of help does this provide for completing the profile? does it know the site and the quickest way to set up a theme and where to enter a bio.

Autofill Magic offers a lot of help in terms of completing the profile. All sites have a Site note that display a Quick menu that include a direct link to the Edit profile page if one exist. The simple fact that you do not have to remember how to navigate hundreds of different sites, but have the links available in the browser will save you a bunch of time.

You can read more about site notes here:
http://autofillmagic.com/tutorials/manual/#notes-and-quick-links

With my current Web 2.0 builder I have to export the site list. Click on all the links, input the username and password, and finally figure out how to set up the account itself. If I do that for 30 accounts it probably takes longer to do it with the full auto web 2.0 creator than with AM.

One of the key features in Autofill Magic is the Site list. From the site list you can also navigate directly to all key pages. You can even do it in bulk. E.g. you could select all your 30 sites and then first auto-login to all of them with the Bulk actions. Next you could navigate straight to the edit profile page for all sites (each site in a separate tab).

I saw a video and it showed a theme being selected but it was for one account. It was unclear to me if it provided this sort of assistance for all the sites.

The sign up process is different for each site and we do all we can to make it as easy as possible.

Do these templates (or whatever) allow some help for setting up the sites.

The short answer. Yes! This is where Autofill Magic stands out. It may not be fully automated but that is intended because it gives you full control to set up your sites as you want them. Including all the important details that any auto-submitter that I know of leave out.

 

[schleprock]

So it looks like once the sites are set up you can submit an article to several of them fairly quickly. It looks like there is a submit article in the bulk action menu.

Once the sites are set up are the submissions fairly quick.
I like Web 2.0s with about 1 of 3 articles with my link (for 15 articles I get 5 links, approximately). So I submit a lot more articles than say those folks who drop 3 links on a single article and then build another site.

That is what I was getting with the other 2 web 2.0 builders. Tremendous ability to spam but not a lot of ability to build sites that look like someone cares about them. But I need to be able to post articles at some speed too.

Edit:
It looks like it might tell you if the site accepts html, txt, or what. I have submitted some very well written in articles in text that could have been done in html if I would have really went to the site. When you are on full auto it is hard to know that.
Can I submit a spun article to 10 sites fairly quickly.