LFE success rate?

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Anyone using link farm evolution...how successful is it at registering new accounts on wpmu hosts and how successful is at posting to them?

I read here that there's a feature to turn on xml-rpc posting in bulk. How successful is it at doing that?

And I'm sure this is built-in, but it can switch through proxies that require authentication right?
 
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I tried posting on approximately 800 of the high PR wpmu hosts. Right now I have 190 blogs activated and waiting to be posted on. When the blogs are initially created LFE tries to activate XML RPC. However, you can also select the blogs after and run it again to make sure XML RPC is activated. I will let you know how many of the blogs I'm actually successful posting too.

Yes you can use proxies with authentication. I'm not sure its necessary though, each wpmu host is unique...
 
it doesnt work with blogger the last time i checked.
 
paper_chase said:
I will let you know how many of the blogs I'm actually successful posting too.
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Please do...thinking about buying it next week.

n8800 said:
it doesnt work with blogger the last time i checked.
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Says it does on the site...that hasn't been implemented yet? Tumblr support is working, right?
 
it has a decent success rate for what it is. seems like more and more wpmu sites are disabling the xml rpc posting though.
 
goodtimes said:
it has a decent success rate for what it is. seems like more and more wpmu sites are disabling the xml rpc posting though.
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That's my main hesitation. It seems to me like everyone spamming the same wpmu installations is eventually going to result in them disabling xml-rpc altogether, to the point it couldn't be turned on individually.

Wish it had been written so that it simulates a browser and does the posting.
 
Something to consider (this is what I am doing)... and that is to create/manage/install your own network of WPMU sites. I am fortunate to have access to several servers to do this on. This guarantees 100% success... and that your blogs will never get deleted.

I use this method in conjunction with LFE.... it basically complements my other efforts.

Then... if you have the gumption... you can always create other "alliances" with other WPMU owners for exclusive access to their sites... in exchange to access to your own network.
 
webgrafix said:
Something to consider (this is what I am doing)... and that is to create/manage/install your own network of WPMU sites. I am fortunate to have access to several servers to do this on. This guarantees 100% success... and that your blogs will never get deleted.

I use this method in conjunction with LFE.... it basically complements my other efforts.

Then... if you have the gumption... you can always create other "alliances" with other WPMU owners for exclusive access to their sites... in exchange to access to your own network.
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What is your success rate on LFE itself, though, not using your own domains?

To me, the point of LFE is to take advantage of the trust on other people's domains to link to your own.
 
About 600 blogs created with xmlrpc activated and not deleted by moderators after some posts, out of the 2800 in the db
 
I get about a 25% success rate.

It runs a little slow at times, and has the occasional facepalming moment, but for the money it still packs power. I'm not crying over a 25% success. Pretty good in my books.
 
Use it in Chromium browser for it to be fast as hell.

I get 60% success rate with my own catch-alls.
 
dirtbag said:
I'm not crying over a 25% success.
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Right you are!

When you're using blackhat tools you will always have a failure rate or lose properties along the way.

Wether your using LFE, Xrumer, Scrapebox or SEnuke, it's all a numbers game.
The more you put up the higher the chance that you're left with enough to have an effect.
 
I am looking at getting this, i've bought a couple of blasts and it's pretty awesome, however, lets hope it doenst get clamped down.
 
webgrafix said:
Something to consider (this is what I am doing)... and that is to create/manage/install your own network of WPMU sites. I am fortunate to have access to several servers to do this on. This guarantees 100% success... and that your blogs will never get deleted.

I use this method in conjunction with LFE.... it basically complements my other efforts.

Then... if you have the gumption... you can always create other "alliances" with other WPMU owners for exclusive access to their sites... in exchange to access to your own network.
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is there an automated tool to deploy wpmu sites to your domains? or do you basically create one WPMU and have mutiple subdomains?
 
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