This whole time I thought the 'healing' function did just that, healed the whole structure. What is meant by ongoing processing of linkwheels and reshifting the structure etc?
Just trying to figure out how best to use this before trying it...and to see what the most effective way is to add further tiers, whether from more lwb structures or from other links like wikis or comments etc. If this doesnt heal the linkwheel interlinking like I originally thought, I'm not sure how to work my 2+ tiering of my valid/invalid output urls now.
Does this replace invalid output urls with the valid ones in a report? So if I just let it run a few days or a week, then I'll have my final valid urls that have passed mod inspection/deletion?
Thanks...with 20+ valid sites going I'm gonna give this a trial now.
Sorry if there is confustion on this.
Basically the Healing function ONLY replaces the account in the linkwheel position that it was erroring at.. THEN from that point on posted article links are rebuilt
to the properties surrounding the Healed Account. I know this isn't ideal, but it would be near impossible to go back into a specific article and redo the links.. Also
if an account was deleted you wouldn't be able to do this anyhow on most sites.
The upside to this I THINK, correct me if I'm wrong of course is that, the linkwheel is ever evolving, and to me, I would think this is more natural looking in googles eyes?
The other thing to think about that most to my knowledge do not take into account when using the app, is that these linkwheels were not designed for 1 hit wonders.
The app was designed to constantly update/change structure etc over TIME.. with time being from a couple weeks to months.
I have also been talking with the skype users and have found they have been very aggressive with the settings to start.. With posting of bi-daily and daily and even 1-5min interval
posting. Even though the app can do this, I would recommend that in the beginning stages of the linkwheel, as the tiers are being built out that you set your post interval
less agressive, AND THEN over time increase the agressiveness of the posting. This I believe will reduce the churn often found in the beginning stages of a linkwheel
when its not very stable.. ex. the accounts have not been not deleted etc for a couple of days to weeks.
Also, a side note, I have 20 sites loaded, but I would like to get more comprehensive reports from you guys on issues arising from the sites in
question so that I can keep them updated and in working order for you guys.. If you have these site reports, please send
them to my support email by using the support tab on the website.
Let me know if this helps you out..
Thanks.
