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Olden, so now that hostgator is messing things up by limiting the crons job on our forums, what host do you recommend that we use?
 
any chance to pay with different payment method paypal not allowed me payment via visa card.
 
yeah would be nice for sure if anyone knows of a hosting that allows 1 min cron jobs. I had my running with hostgator and I had to shut it down. So I basically can't use FG right now cause I can't find a server that allows 1 min cron jobs. :/
 
yeah would be nice for sure if anyone knows of a hosting that allows 1 min cron jobs. I had my running with hostgator and I had to shut it down. So I basically can't use FG right now cause I can't find a server that allows 1 min cron jobs. :/

Not sure this help

i am using godaddy for my autoblog and their i am running cron per minute.

But before taking godaddy hosting confirm recommended hosting from Op
 
I'm also realllllly interested in this, but like others am waiting to see if hosting issues get taken care of first.

For those that already have it, does it bring in traffic to your forums?

In other words do people instantly start posting in your forums not knowing the content is generated by FG.

How good is the content it's posting in the forums?

Are posts relevant to threads?

Thanks
Mike
 
I'm also realllllly interested in this, but like others am waiting to see if hosting issues get taken care of first.

I've had FG for a few months now, Hostgator only a week or so ago sent me the dreaded email. I'm currently looking for a new host and would welcome oldenstylehats input on that.

For those that already have it, does it bring in traffic to your forums?

In other words do people instantly start posting in your forums not knowing the content is generated by FG.

Have had over 200 real users join one of my test forums, about 5% of those post. Traffic is pretty good with up to 100 uniques every day.

How good is the content it's posting in the forums?

Are posts relevant to threads?

Thanks
Mike

Mike, it really depends on your keywords, and how relevant the source of the content. Content is scraped from several sources including Answerbag, sometimes the content can wonder off-topic so to speak, but the postings do look natural (because they are), but correct keyword choice is the answer to your question.
 
I'm usually one that catches on very fast as to how to use various tools effectively, but I'm not "getting it" on this one.

Can someone explain how I can use this to promote my money site? Let's say I have a "Toaster" review site that is loaded with Ebay Aff ads. Can I create a forum (or two) as an element in a link wheel and promote the snot out of the main site? Maybe put banners to my money site prominently throughout the forum...maybe rotated 50/50 between promoting the money site and Adsnese banners?

The part I'm really interested is how can this tool be used to funnel link juice to the money site? Or is that not the objective of the tool?

I'm sure I'm just missing one piece of the puzzle and it will all become clear for me once someone hands me the missing piece.
 
any chance to pay with different payment method paypal not allowed me payment via visa card.
We also can take payment by Google Checkout. Contact me by PM if you'd like to purchase by Google Checkout.

Not sure this help

i am using godaddy for my autoblog and their i am running cron per minute.

But before taking godaddy hosting confirm recommended hosting from Op
FG is not compatible with almost all GoDaddy hosting packages.

I'm also realllllly interested in this, but like others am waiting to see if hosting issues get taken care of first.
Olden, so now that hostgator is messing things up by limiting the crons job on our forums, what host do you recommend that we use?
yeah would be nice for sure if anyone knows of a hosting that allows 1 min cron jobs. I had my running with hostgator and I had to shut it down. So I basically can't use FG right now cause I can't find a server that allows 1 min cron jobs. :/
I'm excited to announce that earlier this week we finished negotiating a sizable discount on hosting that will absolutely support FG. The hosting provider is a well-known and very well-respected member of BlackHatWorld. Expect an update here and an email announcement to all customers early next week.

I'm usually one that catches on very fast as to how to use various tools effectively, but I'm not "getting it" on this one.

Can someone explain how I can use this to promote my money site? Let's say I have a "Toaster" review site that is loaded with Ebay Aff ads. Can I create a forum (or two) as an element in a link wheel and promote the snot out of the main site? Maybe put banners to my money site prominently throughout the forum...maybe rotated 50/50 between promoting the money site and Adsnese banners?

The part I'm really interested is how can this tool be used to funnel link juice to the money site? Or is that not the objective of the tool?

I'm sure I'm just missing one piece of the puzzle and it will all become clear for me once someone hands me the missing piece.
I think of Forum Generator like a power tool with interchangeable tips. If I'm trying to develop a new site, I use it as a content generator to keep the spiders coming back for more and to make users feel more comfortable about signing up. Users are much more likely to sign-up to a site if they see active users and recent posts. That is just one use, though.

When I'm working on promoting a site, I use it to stick different pieces of my link networks together. Let's use the toaster review site you gave as an example. Let's assume that you already have a link wheel of Web 2.0 properties, bookmarks, blogs, splogs, etc that you used to promote your review site initially, but you're stuck in the 30's, 40's, and 50's on Google for your main keyword. If you wanted, you could promote your money site directly with a handful of forums generated by Forum Generator and you'd most likely see an increase in rank.

However, how I would personally use FG in this case would be to gather up a bunch of lists of my web 2.0 properties, deep links and all, and dump them into a few different forums. I'd make the themes of the forums pretty general, evenly distributing more and more on-topic keywords across all of them. I'd then use them to promote the outer layer of my link network and one another.

What eventually happens is that your web 2.0 properties get extra link juice, which then passes on extra link juice to your money sites. Could Google catch on? Possibly, but I've used similar methods to rank for relatively competitive keywords many, many times and only when I've gone nuts and tried to send too much juice have I ever seen them cause a drop in rank. PM me if you have any more questions and thanks for your interest.

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These are first impressions for a new user for FG, but I have a lot of experience with servers and scripts

Firstly, I think the name, Forum Generator gives people the wrong impression, since FG is an automated user creator and automated poster for an existing standard phpBB forum. You must create a standard forum before installing FG specifically for that forum. This factor practically eliminates any chance of footprint or fingerprint issues.

FG scrapes genuinely keyword-specific content that is very suitable for faking a forum post. FG intelligently makes on-topic replies to that initial post over time. These auto-generated replies... well, I personally find the most incfredible aspect of this script. The users and posts look genuine from day 1 and it stays that way. I'm a veteran content spinner and I've never seen any concept produce results this good

This script also provides all of the following:

* Very good design with a slick interface for managing settings and keywords.

* Simple in operation. Practically maintenance free once set up.

* Includes a keyword suggestion tool that by itself is excellent.

* Comes with excellent support that gets back promptly.

The entire idea is brilliant and incredibly well thought out.

Will you get caught?

Firstly, all any one will every see for certain is a phpBB forum... that is the master stroke of this concept. However, un-natural growth can get a domain in trouble regardless of what is creating the content pages

I'd say the chances of that are very slim unless you go crazy and create 100's of users and posts too fast. IMHO, search engines are now processing date/time info for each page... by comparing the results of succeeding indexes and in many cases getting actual posting date/time data. Search engines are looking for un-natural growth patterns, and that's pretty easy to do for them.

The advantage of a forum site is that a search engine will recognize what type of site it is... and I feel certain search engines accommodate the fact that forums grow faster than blogs and static websites grow.

That is a footprint that works in your favor. It's pretty darned easy to look at page code and recognize a phpBB forum, or a vBulletin forum, or a wordpress blog, or a Joomla site.

So over a given time, however you get users and posts... your phpBB forum can accumulate many more "pages' containing your backlinks... much safer that jamming up too many posts to a blog.

If the FG plan is to go slow and natural with your posting, you have an excellent chance of building a long term asset on a single domain and getting links that stick around.

To avoid detection, it would be much better to buy more domains, then create additional forums including FG on the same topic and same keywords and URLs. Much safer than jamming too many posts on one forum. And remember that while each posts is very short(which is one reason they seem genuine) search engines consider each topic a single "page" and the Replies by other users added to each topic over time by this FG script... that just keeps increasing the value of each topic "page" on each succeeding spider visit. Do this with slow settings and I think it will be perfectly natural growth pattern.

My hat's off to the blackhatzen crew. Forum Generator is a brilliant concept.
 
Has anyone been DeIndexed by GOOGLE, or other search engines for using Forum Generator????
Thanks
 
Hi -

I understand from prev. posts that anything more than a 1 min cron job doesnt work properly. Can you elaborate on what would happen if we set the cron job to 15 mins? Just want to understand the mechanics of this.

Thanks,
Michael
 
I had purchased this script several months ago... and honestly have not had the opportunity to deploy it.

But now, I cannot find it where I saved the script.

Can you send me a PM as to where to download it?

I can provide my PayPal email credentials, etc if needed.

Thanks!
Web
 
Im a new user of FG as well and I've notice that all users "have the same join date" which make the conversations (postings) look fake, as in any forum all the users havent join the same date.

Are you looking into changing this in near upgrades? I don't think it would be difficult to create a script modification that will change users join dates to make it look more realistic. If so when do you think an update will be available?

In the mean time, do you know of any third party scripts or add-ons or how I can manualy change the user join dates in a phpbb3 forum?

Thanks
 
Has anyone been DeIndexed by GOOGLE, or other search engines for using Forum Generator????
Thanks
Not as far as I know.

Hi -

I understand from prev. posts that anything more than a 1 min cron job doesnt work properly. Can you elaborate on what would happen if we set the cron job to 15 mins? Just want to understand the mechanics of this.

Thanks,
Michael
Replies to threads would only come at 15 minute intervals and much less randomly.

I had purchased this script several months ago... and honestly have not had the opportunity to deploy it.

But now, I cannot find it where I saved the script.

Can you send me a PM as to where to download it?

I can provide my PayPal email credentials, etc if needed.

Thanks!
Web
Email support with your PayPal email address and they'll take care of you. You're also due for an update!

Im a new user of FG as well and I've notice that all users "have the same join date" which make the conversations (postings) look fake, as in any forum all the users havent join the same date.

Are you looking into changing this in near upgrades? I don't think it would be difficult to create a script modification that will change users join dates to make it look more realistic. If so when do you think an update will be available?

In the mean time, do you know of any third party scripts or add-ons or how I can manualy change the user join dates in a phpbb3 forum?

Thanks
We're implementing a user drip feature into the next update. We're hoping to have a publicly-available beta of this update within the next 2 weeks. There are going to be a ton of changes being made, so stay tuned. Upgrades are free for customers.

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Quick Update:
I've created a step-by-step tutorial that explains how to install phpBB SEO Premod for all Forum Generator customers. We still won't be offering 3rd party mod support, but it is a thorough tutorial. Check it out on the support forum.
 
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