Best Mass Site Creation Tool

Please explain your choice in terms of ease of use, learning curve, amount of time for creation, and most importantly, footprint removal.

Note: I have only listed the programs I am familiar with. I'm not familiar with Fantomas so I didn't list it here.

HyperVRE
RSSGM
YACG
XSitePro

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

i use xsitepro as it is more versatile than the others

YACG of course

Thanks, Nicho. I just started playing around with XSitePro and YACG over the weekend.

I like how easy XSitePro is and the pages look decent.

busin3ss,

Yes, YACG is pretty easy also but the page itself looks kind of bland.

I'm not much of a template designer. Which one is easier to strip of its 'footprints', would you say?

M

Yeah... The default template is a bit simple, but it's not intended for people using it

Check some examples of templates at:

http://getyacg.com/about
(Scroll to the bottom)

Actually, those are pretty nice looking.

How easy is it to strip the footprints? How long do your pages tend to stay indexed?

I know there are a lot of variables but my question is, if you do it right, do they stay indexed or will they eventually get hit?

M

what about Blog Matrix Pro? How does it compare to the above?

I have never used Blog Matrix Pro. Are we talking 'apples to apples' though?

I'm referring to programs that can throw up full websites with massive amounts of pages.

Is BMP a blogging program or a site builder?

M

Is this similar to the SimplifiedSEC in concept Troad77?

what about MyGen? what's the difference between MyGen and the other [RSSGM,YACG etc] I'm new to this things but recently I found out MyGen and Adbie. so again, what's the difference between these things?

Wow, so far YACG is running away with it.

I've heard of MyGen but I've never used it.

Troad, how long do your magic-builder / yacg pages last in the SERPS?

M

I forgot about SiteBuilderElite. Anyone use that?

Troad,

Is that $77 a one-time thing or is it $77 a month? I was doing Simp SEC for a while but the $67 a month was a little rough when you're trying to get started.

The sales page looks good though.

M

Actually, at the moment, I'm kind of leaning towards the one that I forgot to put in the poll...Sit*eBuild*erE*lite. It seems to be very easy to use and there are tons of ways to monetize. Has anyone tried this program before?

I just posted this in another thread and thought it would also be beneficial here...

"I have recently discovered yacg also. I really like the product but the 'support' section of the website is a little thin.

The forum also seems to have some older info in it, a lot of topics dated '07 and '06. I have read all kinds of threads in the forum but when you ask a question, the common answer you seem to get is 'search the forum'....lol.

That said, yacg does seem pretty cool. I'm not a php guru, though, so I'm having trouble figuring out how to change the template and remove footprints.

The other good program seems to be SiteB*uilder*Elite. It's around here somewhere and the interface is super-easy.

As for monetization:

YACG:
- AdSense (careful!)
- PeakClick
- ShoppingAds (good for eBay and their 7-day cookie!)

S*iteBu*ilderE*lite:
- AdBrite
- AdSense (careful!)
- Amazon
- Chikita
- ModernClick (are they still in business? website looks outdated)
- PeakClick
- Shoplinc (subdivision of Chikita, I believe)

...and for those Die Hard RSSGM-ers, looks like...

RSSGM:
- AdSense (careful!)
- Chikita
- SearchFeed"

I'm still not ruling out YACG because that 7-day cookie from eBay through ShoppingAds is a real winner.

I'm torn. Little help?

M

i will go with Xsite
ease of use 8.5/10
learning curve 7/10
amount of time for creation 9.2/10 (depands if i have got the content i can make a site in less than 15 min )

Which one of these programs can be used to create Bans websites on the fly? is it possible?

I am not familiar with BANS. I am familiar with phpBay. Those phpBay sites use Wordpress which is a whole different animal altogether.

So has anyone tried Sit*eBuil*derEl*ite?

Hmmm...there don't seem to be many people using it...here or anywhere else.

That might be a good thing = fewer footprints.