Recent content by korts

Well... technically it is actually ready, just the lists it's harvesting are total shit. When I can find some better (more reliable, faster, etc) proxy sources then I'll see about licensing lists.

Subbing to the thread, thanks =) (I know I've posted on others but this is the last one until somebody posts a new thread)

Subbing to the thread, thanks =)

Actually I CBA about post rank since I can send PMs now. I just wanted to sub to it in case he decided to post more. *edit* I'll also make a note to check out your boards too. =)

Subbing to the thread, thanks =)

Subbing to the thread, thanks =)

I'm actually building my own but I might license the lists once I am able to gather them reliably.

Wow, I totally missed how old the thread is, lol. Both the . and + work as additions to the gmail address (I just tested), but whether or not they're accepted depends on the site of course. =)

Unless you have adsense on your site I highly doubt that google would commit the resources to "human review" any particular one of all the millions of sites that they index.

Dang it, I had a nice post but I couldn't ever get it to submit because I'm a forum newbie. The short story is that the period trick is ancient news and adding a + into the first part of your email (before the at sign) also works.

Hello Blackhatworld I'm building an SEO tool and I need YOUR help. Really what you have to do is very simple, I just need some suggestions of websites to track SERP rankings of and keywords that I should use to track them. I know there's a TON of tools out there but this is mainly a...

I'm very new to these forums, can somebody point me to the scrapebox and xrumer information?

I decided to go with godaddy initially for my site, but keep regular backups and keep the database with an entirely different host, so if I get C&Ded then I won't loose any data. I'll make sure that they can't take my domain, but I don't mind hopping hosting for the static info and scripts. It...

To clarify this a bit, the pre parsing (compiling) only happens ONCE for the first visitor to the site, which is your "slow" run and the server will use the compiled version after for much faster runs. PHP is more of a scripting language, so it runs the same middling speed each time.

The speed issue, assuming they're using asp.net and not classic asp, is that asp will run rings around php. The reason is simply asp is compiled and php isn't, so especially with a larger site with many visitors, you'll be able to handle far more traffic with less equipment compared to a php...