Link Farm Evolution: Professional Grade Link Building WH/GH/BH
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sorry for the late reply. what i meant to say was like the temporary internet files ar saved to your HD when you use internet explorer as your browser, in the same way, does LFE also save temporary software files when using it to your Hard drive?
Already PM'd you giorgioh!
I'm taking off tonight, and most of tomorrow. I will check WF periodically, but I will not be around to IM, so please PM me here if it is urgent, and as always make sure you post technical issues to the support desk.
Thanks everyone.
I'm taking off tonight, and most of tomorrow. I will check WF periodically, but I will not be around to IM, so please PM me here if it is urgent, and as always make sure you post technical issues to the support desk.
Thanks everyone.
guerilla, this is the only question below that is keeping me from buying from your link. Therefore please answer it.
Sorry Job, I didn't understand the question, and took some much needed R&R this weekend.
LFE has a TEMP folder, where I presume temporary files are created and deleted. It's really a technical question, which would be better directed to the tech team, as I am an affiliate, not a project coder or CSR.
You can get in contact with the developers at support@linkfarmevolution.com
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LFE has a TEMP folder, where I presume temporary files are created and deleted. It's really a technical question, which would be better directed to the tech team, as I am an affiliate, not a project coder or CSR.
You can get in contact with the developers at support@linkfarmevolution.com
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I asked a bit about this software before, and whether it was comparible to SENuke. The way I understand it now, SENuke is better at building Web 2.0 link wheels and doing article submissions, while LFE is better at managing an autoblog network. Yes?
I have been using ContentBoss for months now to manage my autoblogs and to spin content without needing spin syntax. I basically have to set each blog up by hand then configure ContentBoss to post autospun content pulled from a huge content library. If I'm not mistaken, LFE generates the blogs quickly but I would need a more hands-on approach for posting content. Does that sound about right?
Right now I can set up the blogs in under 30 minutes and then just sit back and let the autogen content post automatically with ContentBoss. How much time does it take to post content with LFE? I don't quite get how the hooks or the content template system works. If I can spend the same amount of time manage my network with LFE, I'd rather spend the 300 bones once rather than paying ContentBoss $75 a month.
I hope my questions make sense. I am just trying to increase SEO productivity while decreasing expenses at this point. I've held off on buying SENuke because of the price, but I'm thinking it might be worthwhile to switch to LFE from ContentBoss.
Thanks!
I have been using ContentBoss for months now to manage my autoblogs and to spin content without needing spin syntax. I basically have to set each blog up by hand then configure ContentBoss to post autospun content pulled from a huge content library. If I'm not mistaken, LFE generates the blogs quickly but I would need a more hands-on approach for posting content. Does that sound about right?
Right now I can set up the blogs in under 30 minutes and then just sit back and let the autogen content post automatically with ContentBoss. How much time does it take to post content with LFE? I don't quite get how the hooks or the content template system works. If I can spend the same amount of time manage my network with LFE, I'd rather spend the 300 bones once rather than paying ContentBoss $75 a month.
I hope my questions make sense. I am just trying to increase SEO productivity while decreasing expenses at this point. I've held off on buying SENuke because of the price, but I'm thinking it might be worthwhile to switch to LFE from ContentBoss.
Thanks!
As far as generalizations go, that's pretty accurate.
I'm not familiar with Content Boss. You can mass post from LFE. You do need to do some work setting up your own content first, but the posting engine is completely flexible as to what you include.
How long does it take to post how much content to how many blogs?
I'm not familiar with Content Boss so it is hard to make an apples to apples comparison for you.
If you can wait until next week, I can probably setup a demo and walk you through via IM. PM me if you are interested.
If you have other questions or followups, feel free to post them.
Thanks for your replies guerrila. I will try to find some time to walk through that demo. I can wait until next week, but you should PM me when you are ready so I can free up my schedule when you are available. It will have to be after 7pm EST. I hope that works for you. Let me know.
Here's the best part: all of my content is auto generated by spinning an existing library of content. The content library was never entered or touched by me; Content Boss makes it available to all users of the system. Once I set up the blog in the system, I literally never have to touch it again. It just automatically posts spun content to the blog at a preset interval via XMLRPC. Is the content good? Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
Here is an example: h**p://blindsnshades.blogspot.com
And no, I don't care about revealing a niche or a client. It's all good.
Anyway, if you read through you can see that some of these posts are definitely lower quality spun content, and depending on the keywords used to auto-search for content, I could end up with unrelated posts. For instance if I use 'windows' as a search term I could end up with posts about Microsoft Windows in addition to glass windows (but sometimes that can be rectified by negating terms in the search box, but I digress).
This is all great info anyway. Let me know about that demo.
Here's the best part: all of my content is auto generated by spinning an existing library of content. The content library was never entered or touched by me; Content Boss makes it available to all users of the system. Once I set up the blog in the system, I literally never have to touch it again. It just automatically posts spun content to the blog at a preset interval via XMLRPC. Is the content good? Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
Here is an example: h**p://blindsnshades.blogspot.com
And no, I don't care about revealing a niche or a client. It's all good.
Anyway, if you read through you can see that some of these posts are definitely lower quality spun content, and depending on the keywords used to auto-search for content, I could end up with unrelated posts. For instance if I use 'windows' as a search term I could end up with posts about Microsoft Windows in addition to glass windows (but sometimes that can be rectified by negating terms in the search box, but I digress).
This is all great info anyway. Let me know about that demo.
Is it allowed to hire people to do the link farming using LFE ? (it may open a market... you never know!)
Could i install the software inside more servers/vps/shared hosting, in order to accelerate the page creation ?
Is there support for "Unicode" languages ? (west europe) I'm talking about "posting", because should i buy it, i would use also for white hat projects that required additional visibility.
Thanks in advance.
Could i install the software inside more servers/vps/shared hosting, in order to accelerate the page creation ?
Is there support for "Unicode" languages ? (west europe) I'm talking about "posting", because should i buy it, i would use also for white hat projects that required additional visibility.
Thanks in advance.
It's your software. But it's not really setup for what you want to do.
You can install it on multiple locations, but you can only run one at one time.
I believe so. The Umlaut Mafia (german SEOs) have been posting in their language, and I think support is in there for that. You can always confirm by contacting support@linkfarmevolution.com with the specific language/characters you want support for.
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