Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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Tony57
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- Jan 8, 2008
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Just catching up on the forum and this looks interesting, I see lots of comments like
"Thanks given for the special BH price of $10 instead of $30 "
but can only see a $30 link, is the BHW offer still applicable?
Tony
PS surajprakash31 your inbox is full...
"Thanks given for the special BH price of $10 instead of $30 "
but can only see a $30 link, is the BHW offer still applicable?
Tony
PS surajprakash31 your inbox is full...
surajprakash31
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Due to the great extent of possibilities it has to make any content unique and still giving a readable output, the price has been increased to $30.
I'm thinking of starting an Affiliate Program for WriteAgain!, the price as mentioned on the sales page is $50 ($30 is only for BHW), so you'll get 40% commission on each sale (= $20). PM me if anyone is interested.
------------Please don't PM me for any discounts
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I'm thinking of starting an Affiliate Program for WriteAgain!, the price as mentioned on the sales page is $50 ($30 is only for BHW), so you'll get 40% commission on each sale (= $20). PM me if anyone is interested.
------------Please don't PM me for any discounts
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brokefolks
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Great plugin Suraj! I have been playing with it on my autoblog and it works great. I just tweaked some words in the "Do Not Rewrite" file and now I have readable articles that I didn't have to touch. I am glad I got it for $10 but it is sure worth much more.
surajprakash31
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@leipeic: Yes, it modifies ALL the posts be it old, new or sheduled.
Got a quick question in regards to the "uniqueness." I just started playing with this, so forgive me if I'm just a total ignoramus. So far, i tested this on one article pull from CC, and after changing the "word" file, to make the article readable, I scanned my site on copyscape and still came up as having a ton of duplicate words/phrases. Currently my 'word' file has 18 words listed on it to not change, is that too many? However, for my particular article, all of those words were necessary to just make it readable. Now, I'm curious if maybe copyscape is picking up so many 'duplicates' because I only have one post on my blog currently. My next question is does copyscape look at the entire blog page, or just on a per/post basis when detecting for duplicate content? Meaning, if I have all my post pulled from one source, would copyscape detect more duplicate content, than if I pulled from multiple sources, since there will not be one site that would have the exact same posts as my entire blog? I hope that made sense to you guys.
surajprakash31
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Firstly, as of the uniqueness is concerned, an article more than 30% unique is enough to pass the Google filters. As of Copyscape, you may find some results after activating my plugin and that's only because WriteAgain! does not make your articles 100% unique, but will at least make them 70-90% unique, which is more than enough to pass the Google filters.
No, it does not matter if your add just 18 words into the words.txt file.
Yes, Copyscape does look at the entire page and not just the post for detecting duplicate content. Also Copyscape will detect duplicate content even if you get content from many different sources.
The <DONTREWRITE> tag works fine. Just follow the steps below:
1. Open your Wordpress dashboard.
2. Open the post you want not be be rewritten from the "Edit" tab.
3. Click on the "HTML" tab.
4. Scroll to the last and type "<DONTREWRITE>" there(without the quotes).
Thats it! This particular post with the <DONTREWRITE> tag will now be ignored by WriteAgain!
Hope this answered all your questions!
Firstly, I would just like to thank you for replying to my questions. The <dontrewrite> tag does indeed work, I was doing it wrong because I thought it was a normal HTML code where I had to open it with the tag, and close it with a </dontrewrite> tag. Once I moved it to the end of the post, it worked perfectly.
For now, I think I will try to work out the word.txt file some more, but what I do notice is that in order for the post to make any sense, I have to put so many entries into the word.txt, that the post is still considered a duplicate. A lot of the synonyms that are used do not make sense for those particular words. Is there any way to change which replacement words are available for certain words?
It appears that your program focuses on changing a lot of the smaller words: 'the,' 'and,' 'but,' etc...but a lot of those words are necessary in the context. Don't get me wrong, it's a great program, but the concept still requires a bit of work. Now, if there was a program that would automate the process, such as yours, but would allow the user to choose the synonyms to use, like wordflood, that would indeed be the end all rewriter..IMO.
For now, I think I will try to work out the word.txt file some more, but what I do notice is that in order for the post to make any sense, I have to put so many entries into the word.txt, that the post is still considered a duplicate. A lot of the synonyms that are used do not make sense for those particular words. Is there any way to change which replacement words are available for certain words?
It appears that your program focuses on changing a lot of the smaller words: 'the,' 'and,' 'but,' etc...but a lot of those words are necessary in the context. Don't get me wrong, it's a great program, but the concept still requires a bit of work. Now, if there was a program that would automate the process, such as yours, but would allow the user to choose the synonyms to use, like wordflood, that would indeed be the end all rewriter..IMO.
surajprakash31
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@spikeanut: Check your PM.
Suraj,
I got following error :
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 7864320 bytes) in /home/wwwscra/public_html/wp-content/plugins/WriteAgain!/WriteAgain!.php on line 181
I have also e-mailed you. Currently cannot move forward.
Thanks,
Sunny
I got following error :
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 7864320 bytes) in /home/wwwscra/public_html/wp-content/plugins/WriteAgain!/WriteAgain!.php on line 181
I have also e-mailed you. Currently cannot move forward.
Thanks,
Sunny
virtualidustry
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- Nov 8, 2008
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Ok payed and received d/l link automatically, no problems at all, happy with plug, requested modified one with lower case titles and received it accordingly. No problems, happy with plugin and seller
Bought and been using it for quite a while, good stuff.
But recently when I try to use the function <NOREWRITE> it doens't work well.
After i put this tag at the end of the post, it get rewrite.
I tried to add <DONTREWRITE> tag as tag, it still get rewrite.
I'm using wp2.7
Please PM me the solution, thanks!
But recently when I try to use the function <NOREWRITE> it doens't work well.
After i put this tag at the end of the post, it get rewrite.
I tried to add <DONTREWRITE> tag as tag, it still get rewrite.
I'm using wp2.7
Please PM me the solution, thanks!
surajprakash31
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The <DONTREWRITE> tag works fine. Just follow the steps below:
1. Open your Wordpress dashboard.
2. Open the post you want not be be rewritten from the "Edit" tab.
3. Click on the "HTML" tab.
4. Scroll to the last and type "<DONTREWRITE>" there(without the quotes).
Thats it! This particular post with the <DONTREWRITE> tag will now be ignored by WriteAgain!
Hope this answered all your questions!
1. Open your Wordpress dashboard.
2. Open the post you want not be be rewritten from the "Edit" tab.
3. Click on the "HTML" tab.
4. Scroll to the last and type "<DONTREWRITE>" there(without the quotes).
Thats it! This particular post with the <DONTREWRITE> tag will now be ignored by WriteAgain!
Hope this answered all your questions!
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