I'm not sure about this Blog Net Bandit One-Time Fee $399.99 for one year. Is 399.99 for 1 year? or its lifetime subscription? Can you clarify this description "BlogNetBandit Pro Version 1"? for one time fee I will get the BlogNetBandit Pro Version 1 not the Blog Net Bandit 3.0 Pro?
Thanks!
I have a question:
Is there a place to put in an embed video code that can be distributed on the web 2.0??? I see where you can check to do this random but lets say I want to add a specific intentional link or embed code so that it adds this to all the web2.0?? thanks
I was one of the lucky ones that got to test drive this beast during development. I've been able to build up a pretty nice network of sites already using it. This software does what it says it does, and it's pretty efficient at it too. If one of your links in your network dies, it will automatically be replaced with a new one.
Love the content generator that's built in also. With this, it will automatically download content, related imaged and videos. You can then use this to build all your tiered properties with ease. The software will automatically insert videos and images in to your posts. I do however wish that we were able to insert these related images in to our own spun articles we enter in to the software. At this time, I don't think it's doing it, but I have not checked all my tier 1 links BlogNetBandit has built for me.
Currently we can't import our own web 2.0 properties, but this is in development and should be added soon I think. This will be great.
One more downfall I think, others might not feel the same way, is that we need to use a catch-all email address from our own domain. Many people that will use this might not have their own domain to build their own catch-all email address.
I have the developer on Skype and he has told me many of the other features that he's working on, and they all sound great.
This one is surly a good piece of software to have if you want to build high end Web 2.0 properties.
Hey,
I have a problem regarding the catch all email address. My hosting provider does not support it.
What's the cheapest way to get a catch all email? Please give me recommendations, I want to start building my network ASAP!
warm regards,
Michael
Hey,
Hostgator is too expensive in my opinion. Not worth it... I mean, I'm not using it for any domain. I have inmotionhosting for that (best<3)...
I'll try it with 50webs dot com... they have a free option. Lets see if that works out.
warm regards,
Michael
EDIT: I tried 50webs, but it didn't work (gave me an error with the domain... no idea why). However, I logged into my old godaddy account, and still have a few domains there. You can create a free email account for your domain WITHOUT having hosting, and you can set it as catch all email. I'll try if it works out well and report here back!![]()
So, if you got a domain on godaddy, you can use it without paying for hosting, which is quite nice.
Also, I tried to use blog net bandit (just test-wise, if it actually works) and it worked!
Of course, that's not my review yet, just a little heads up!
I never got any link to download software during my trial.
Hi, its no problem to stop posting to your first 50 and create 50 more and start posting to them. But the first 50 will become stale pyramid type properties rather than active blog net type properties.Hi,
Interested in this as I currently build web 2.0's manually.
You say a max of 50 active nets? What happens when you hit that limit? Can we de-activate one and set up another? If so what will happen to the links of the deactivated links? Will they vanish?
Thanks
J
Hi,
Interested in this as I currently build web 2.0's manually.
You say a max of 50 active nets? What happens when you hit that limit? Can we de-activate one and set up another? If so what will happen to the links of the deactivated links? Will they vanish?
Thanks
J
Would like to have a review copy im a client of GSA products and some stuffs so belive this can be used for t1 if available please let me know love to have a review copy