I just purchased the Ubot with a very ambitious idea that would either not be possible without the program, or would be possible but only with extensive coding knowledge. To be honest I didn't really think I was going to keep the program, I was just going to see if it was any good, and if not, I was going to get my money back.
I have minimal coding knowledge, I'm just good with computers. So I booted up the program and was a little confused at first. Two hours later, it already seems like there's nothing I can't do with this bot. Once you have used it for a few hours (like I have), the possibilities with it are pretty much endless. I'm nearly done with the bot I had in mind when buying the program.
If you're considering buying any bots, tool, etc. from this forum, consider buying this program first and making it yourself. Some guy in the Buy/Sell forum is selling some Youtube bot for some package that is what, $90? It would take me 2 hours MAX to make such a bot, and I'd be able to support myself if there were any problems or if there were any more features I wanted with the bot.
Furthermore, this tool is much better than iMacros and WinAutomation (which I had first originally tried to make my bot with). To make the bot I was planning with those, it'd have taken me weeks to finish the bot, and it wouldn't have nearly as much functionality. On top of all this, the bot is self-contained. You can make a bot that runs 24/7 in the background, while you're playing Counter-Strike, listening to music, or masturbating.
Great job on the program.
EDIT: And I'm not an affiliate. I don't want to be one either. With a good idea and this program, I will be making more money than any affiliate can muster up.
I think - I know - people are comparing apples and oranges here when it comes to all of these products.
First of all people have to understand what they want in a product.
To begin with, most people don't have any clue as to "what" they should be automating. To put it simply, they just say "oh I should be automating this task I do over and over again" - I know! I'll grab some software that can do it.
WRONG - WRONG - WRONG.
What are your goals? When you shell out money for a product in business - it is called an "investment".
Now the question is, how do you know if your "investment" is "good" or "bad".
The answer is very simple - it is called ROI.
What does that mean? It basically means you need a benchmark, a yardstick, a "standard" by which you will gauge what you will do with your limited time and money.
Now to get back to the point.....let's say you have 2 tasks you spend 3 hours a day doing....
Let's say one of them is uploading files to file share sites
the other is say.....
Uploading articles to article directories.
They both require 3 hours a day, right?
They both can be automated, right?
Well the question is, which one is MORE PROFITABLE to automate?
Now a simple person reading this will say - that's stupid, useless textbook stuff, I'd rather spend my time "doing" vs. "planning".
Yes, if you are making a couple of hundred dollars a day you can do that...
But what if you have ambitions to run a $500Million dollar a year company?
Or a $50M company?
Or a $5M company?
or a $500k a year company?
Profits = Revenues - Costs, right?
Well all this talk about automation and not one person has actually given new starters any practical tips on how to make the RIGHT BUSINESS DECISION about automation?
The things that need to be AUTOMATED are the things that will end up giving you the HIGHEST ROI and the HIGHEST PROFIT.
Don't be fooled. You can buy new programs every day, but eventually you will be spending all of your days automationg. So what if you can now post links to 10M sites all at once?
BH is not just about the underworld, it's about a strategic thinking process. You spend 8 hours a day botting when you could have been in front of some angel investors who would have helped you raise $200M in capital so you can turn your small, work at home idea into a multibillion dollar one.
To state what I am saying differently, it is unwise for you to spend money on any product.....let me REPHRASE....it is unwise to "invest" in any product until you have a clear sense of how you are going to turn that into a profit.
You need to determine how much each activity COSTS you, then you need to determine HOW MUCH YOU WILL SAVE from the INVESTMENT in your software.
Now, I know as soon as I write this, it will be copy and pasted all over the web on all of these new automation blogs popping up so just remember where you heard it first.
There's a limited amount of time in a day. Figure out how much each activity costs - with or without some kind of AI/computer generated system.
Secondly, knowing the difference between "process" automation and "task" automation is the difference between running an 9 or 10 figure a year company and making a couple of hundred dollars a day.
I am not judging anyone's goals. There are many people who will be quite happy with this.
I'm simply saying that you have to understand that the technology is just a tool.
First you need the "thinking" behind it - and that is what is so cool because the machine will not be able to calculate what you can - strategize like you can - with the millions of neuroconnections in your brain.
Firstly, you need to know if what you are automating IS EVEN SOMETHING YOU SHOULD BE AUTOMATING!!
Why in the hell would you spend even 45% creating a bot or a macro or anything else on something that may only be responsible for .01% of your results?!
Even still, what if it is the WRONG PROCESS you are automating???
Secondly, there's a limited amount of time in the day. Every time some of these sites change their sign in process, you will have to change whatever bot or macro or whatever script you create - face it.
If your goal is passive, real term wealth creation (or creating an asset that someone with some real funds would be interested in buying) you need to figure out the difference between the major factors I articulated above.
Lastly, people need to understand that programs like imacros or ubot or even a afew others I have seen focus on web automation (tasks) and not process automation. If you are running a business, you need an integrated, strategic automation strategy that enables "AI outsourcing" of both the specific, localized programs you run on your computer or your company's computer as well as the web-based tasks that you do
Application + Online automation = strategic process automation.
In sum:
1) learn how to determine exactly what the "true" costs of your business are
2) learn how to determine what the actual ROI on any automation will be - the difference between what something costs now and what something would cost if automated
3) even if you are small now, set a goal for yourself to eventually have full automation that integrates both localized programs and web based functions.
I've had some closed session discussions about what I have written above with some of the best AI minds in the world about the above and firms like Network Automation charge thousands to speak even one word about this - so take it or leave it depending on how skilled you are about recognize profitable info.
All these tools have their place so pick what works for you based on business fundamentals and not anything else.....
Good luck everyone.
Out.
