Zennoposter Is Awesome Man !

could someone give me a clue how is it possible with Zenno to do more generic templates? (I mean the sort of template where you make one template and run it over 100 sites which use the same platform)

It is possible to do it and not even so hard... hardest part is finding and covering all possible options of input fields

If you need some, im here :)
just contact me on skype id: dejan.jugovic1
 
means i should give that a try..

P.s thats offtopic but op are you pakistani or indian.?
 
Is it difficult to code a template in ZennoPoster? Should I have prior programming experience?

It does have a learning curve but reading the forums and watching the videos does help a lot. Start out with a simple template and build your way up and you'll be fine.

Good product for the price.
 
Just bought Zenno Pro. Awesome tool so far.

I'm running into one huge hurdle though...the public proxies are slow as sh*t, which makes my templates freeze up.

I have private proxies from Squid..but those 10 can't be used to submit over and over again on multiple threads.

What are you guys using to Fix that issue?
 
Does ZP has a scheduler?
I think thats one of the reason why I stayed with Senuke.
Very tempted with ZP if it does.
 
Zennoposter have scheduler and even if it didnt, you can make scheduler inside template...

I made many template for my customers, they all had some custom requests, things they were missing with senuke...

I have almoast all tools (senuke,xrumer,zenno,scrapebox...), but why i love zenno...? I love the options i have, for me it is all about options
 
I am really thinking about getting this..but haven't really had the chance to try the demo..I currently only make money with youtube..monetize/adsense...i'm still trying to see how or if i can benefit from it...any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
 
Whats the difference between Zennoposter vs. Winautomation vs. Autohotkey etc.

Arent they all similiar?
 
How are you guys managing your proxies?

Private? Public?

Here's my experience:

public proxies are a JOKE. They tend to die in the middle of a template everytime.

Private proxies are stable and reliable, but with only 10 private proxies to work with....

....how are you guys signing up to 100+ email accounts with only 10-25 private proxies?
 
How are you guys managing your proxies?

Private? Public?

Here's my experience:

public proxies are a JOKE. They tend to die in the middle of a template everytime.

Private proxies are stable and reliable, but with only 10 private proxies to work with....

....how are you guys signing up to 100+ email accounts with only 10-25 private proxies?

Use a gmail adress and make it:

[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
...and so on.

They will all come to the one inbox.
 
^^ my thoughts exactly. I bought Zenno specifically to emulate human behavior.

So how are you guys managing your proxies?
 
Use a gmail adress and make it:

[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
...and so on.

They will all come to the one inbox.

I have an excellent public proxy source that has thousands of live proxies with >40kb/s speeds on them (I filter them that way)

Avoid gmail, at all costs... it doesn't even work that well and is tough to get pop3 to work with it.

I use gmail accts for blogspot as it saves like a dozen steps, that's it.
Making a template and giving it to someone is next to worthless. I recently had about 15 of my web2 templates break over a 3-4 day period (because of site changes).
It took me <10 minutes to fix them all, but someone paying you $10 for a template is going to want you to fix it for free, forever.

Not to mention, selling the service itself rather than passing out templates is going to be much better money.
 
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