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With this pack I see movements almost immediately, but that depends on way too many factors and there is never a guarantee with the SEs. When targeting lower competition keywords, it works almost without a hitch...
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Received my report 12 hours later. 
Everything looks good and he over deliver, a lot. The article could be spun a bit more but for $10 you can't complain.
I don't know why many domains bring you on the same "mac os x server" page...I just hope it's not hosted on the same server.
Overall, very good service.
Everything looks good and he over deliver, a lot. The article could be spun a bit more but for $10 you can't complain.
I don't know why many domains bring you on the same "mac os x server" page...I just hope it's not hosted on the same server.
Overall, very good service.
Received my report 12 hours later.
Everything looks good and he over deliver, a lot. The article could be spun a bit more but for $10 you can't complain.
I don't know why many domains bring you on the same "mac os x server" page...I just hope it's not hosted on the same server.
Overall, very good service.
Hi,
I don't see "mac os x server" pages at all, so that could be something on your side. Try opening the pages in a different browser or from another computer, clear browser cache, flash DNS, etc.
These are all different domains, many com, edu, net, and a few us, etc. on different IPs and hosts. Here is a small free tool that can show you the IP addresses of the sites and their hosts: FastResolver - Host Names/IP Addresses/MAC Address Scanner
No need to instal, just download, unzip, and run it, then wait until finishes resolving the ips and hosts.
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OK, I see what you mean - you trimmed the links to root; yes, I see Mac OS X Server page too, but just use the tool that I posted and you'll see that they are on different IPs and hostnames. In addition, they are coms, edu sites, a few odd ones like .be, .jp, there is no way that they are on the same server.
You can also grab a few random links and run them here:
HostName to IP | Host Name to IP Address Lookup
You'll see that they are on different ips.
Here are just a few that I ran just now at random:
89.144.**.***
70.183.***.***
137.164.***.**
64.147.***.***
208.105.**.***
There isn't really a conspiracy here
It might be the script that I am using is working with Wikis hosted on Mac OS X Server; I guess the developer could shed some light on this, but I don't see how it matters. The links are on different ips, coming from different domains, and definitely not hosted on the same server....Alright so I bought package 1 and had TT write the article. The work was done very quickly and the article was nice. My only problem is it really isn't spun that much. It's readable, but each article is very very similar.
To be honest I'd much rather pay an extra 5 dollars or whatever and really have this article spun right. I think the service is a good idea, and the actual turn around time and customer service was good - but I would not feel comfortable sending more links like this to my site because it's basically just the same content 150 times.
To be honest I'd much rather pay an extra 5 dollars or whatever and really have this article spun right. I think the service is a good idea, and the actual turn around time and customer service was good - but I would not feel comfortable sending more links like this to my site because it's basically just the same content 150 times.
You are actually the third person that said this and I am more than willing to listen - what would be "right span" article? Of course, hand-spinnig is out of the question at this price, do you mean an article tossed in the best spinner and span to 90% uniqueness?
Please understand that I am not trying to start an argument, I am indeed willing to listen and I invite everyone to join in. I am a firm believer that article span to 30% or so that is at least somewhat readable is much better, compared to 90% span gibberish, but I could be wrong and by the feedback that I am getting, it looks that way.
All orders are out - from now on for all gigs that need content, I will write three or more titles and spin the articles to 50% or so uniqueness. If you want me to spin them to higher level of uniqueness, just let me know. However, keep in mind the trade-off between super-span content and readability.
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