New WP/Twitter Plugin Gets *GUARANTEED* Traffic To Any Blog [FREE Reviews]
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No problem
I've just about finished adding some basic stats to the plugin like incoming backlinks count, pagerank, indexation pie charts etc. Once I've improved a couple more areas and added one or two more link getting tools then I'll be releasing v1.4.
The ad blocks feature where you can put contextual affiliate products across your whole blog will be coming in v1.5 with some other cool features.
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Bought the 3 install licence to try it out, seems VERY good. Will def upgrade to 300 licence once i have played a bit more.
Have a few q's:
1. The site i installed on as a test is aimed at a pretty small niche, so the plugin has problems grabbing related content. If i use specific rss feeds only (so i can control content source better) does the de-dupe still work?
2.The greatest power of this plugin seems to be the trends thing. Does the keywords inputed effect what content it drags from trends in any way? for example i would like to set up a general news site aimed around a specific city, can the plugin grab stuff from trends related to just one city?
3.The more i play with this the more ideas i have for it. I would like to use the autotweeting and indexing part of it with my own content on some very niche sites that would not easily be autofilled, any way of doing that?
4. Dont know if this is a bug or just my limited testing, but the yahoo answers content only seems to scrape the question, and not related answers??
lastly, and please dont slap me for being lazy, but do you have any documentation about avoiding twitter bans etc, I can afford to keep buying new accounts, but i prefer to spend time getting it right 1st, for example i want to customize all 100 twitter account i am buying, but dont want to log into all of them from the same ip, any idea what there general limits etc are?
All in all this plugin looks VERY promising.
Have a few q's:
1. The site i installed on as a test is aimed at a pretty small niche, so the plugin has problems grabbing related content. If i use specific rss feeds only (so i can control content source better) does the de-dupe still work?
2.The greatest power of this plugin seems to be the trends thing. Does the keywords inputed effect what content it drags from trends in any way? for example i would like to set up a general news site aimed around a specific city, can the plugin grab stuff from trends related to just one city?
3.The more i play with this the more ideas i have for it. I would like to use the autotweeting and indexing part of it with my own content on some very niche sites that would not easily be autofilled, any way of doing that?
4. Dont know if this is a bug or just my limited testing, but the yahoo answers content only seems to scrape the question, and not related answers??
lastly, and please dont slap me for being lazy, but do you have any documentation about avoiding twitter bans etc, I can afford to keep buying new accounts, but i prefer to spend time getting it right 1st, for example i want to customize all 100 twitter account i am buying, but dont want to log into all of them from the same ip, any idea what there general limits etc are?
All in all this plugin looks VERY promising.
Not currently, but there's no reason why it can't so I'll add it for the next version as an option.
Each time a post is made, a random keyword is chosen to find content. If this happens to be a Twitter trends keyword, or one of your custom keywords it doesn't matter - that keyword is used to find content. Custom keywords therefore have no effect on the trends - the trends are specified by Twitter on the homepage.
It would be close to impossible to only select twitter trend keyword related to one specific city - plus even if this were possible you may only find one or two keywords per YEAR that happen to be twitter trends related to a city.
To populate a niche blog just enter your own keywords and select all content sources.
Sure. Check "All Posts To Blog" for post tweeting, make sure the auto indexing is on and uncheck all content sources then run cron something like once an hour. This will mean nothing will be posted when cron runs, but the auto indexing will be working.
The tweeting of posts will happen automatically when you post something to the blog - just don't post hundreds of pieces of content in a sort space of time - WTB will tweet the post immediately and all this action could have bad effect on your account - just use common sense.
That's correct. Using the answers as comments is something planned for future versions of WTB.
I've had about 10 accounts banned out of around 1k that I'm using with WTB across various blogs. I find that they don't ban for posting to accounts from the same IP - they ban mainly for the following 3 reasons:
1. Mass account creation from one IP
2. Other users flagging your account as spam
3. Excessive following or unfollowing
My advice would be:
1. Make sure all accounts are created from different IPs
2. Each profile should have a custom pic, some bio info, custom background etc
3. Once the accounts are created, start tweeting quality stuff (WTB tweets are quality) immediately - don't leave them sitting empty
4. Take it easy with following + unfollowing
I've been doing the above and even whilst making hundreds of tweets per account, per day in some cases and am seeing no adverse effects.
I may make a post with some more info on this soon, but remember that I can only make recommendations - your accounts are of course, your responsibility and I can't guarantee they will last forever as I don't own Twitter
Brilliant stuff. I realize the trends thing was a pretty dumb question! To follow on from that though, are you planning on adding some sort of category controls? It would be great if i could assign content either from different sources to different categories, (for example place yahoo answers stuff under 'Q&A') or better still, group keywords by category, and put anything resulting from unspecified keywords (eg ones grabbed from trends) into uncategorized.
This is purely a wish list, I do not expect you to follow up any of this for such an already powerful yet cheap plugin, but it would be even better with a few more controls.
Thanks
This is purely a wish list, I do not expect you to follow up any of this for such an already powerful yet cheap plugin, but it would be even better with a few more controls.
Thanks
Glad you like the plugin
A feature that's already implemented in the version I'm working on (v1.4) is "content blocks". Each content block has it's own options about formatting, keywords, categories etc.
They can be run individually with their own cron url, or you can run the main cron url and a random one will be picked each time.
This allows you to finely target any selection of keywords, content sources or anything else at specific categories and even give each block it's own posting schedule.
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(I will be raising the price significantly once WTB reaches v1.5 - just another fair warning to anyone who's thinking about buying)
Here's a few questions I haven't seen a definitive answer to.
1) How good is the actual traffic? Is it converting for anyone?
2) Twitter is actually starting to crack down on spammers and the last thing I need is to start getting my dedicated server IPs banned from using the twitter API. Is there anything in place right now that will prevent that?
1) How good is the actual traffic? Is it converting for anyone?
2) Twitter is actually starting to crack down on spammers and the last thing I need is to start getting my dedicated server IPs banned from using the twitter API. Is there anything in place right now that will prevent that?
Probably because you've only just asked the questions
It's obviously not as good as specific keyword traffic from google or Adwords but everyone will already know that.
Your conversion has little to do with WTB - that is down to your offer, page design, conversion optimization, headlines, calls to action etc etc.
WTB is an autoblogging plugin that Tweets your posts to get the extra boost - it's not a magic button - and nothing is.
1. You choose the posting scedule and tweet frequency, so you control how much the API is used.
2. You can use proxies if you like with WTB
3. You can use multiple IP's on a dedicated server
4. The tweets made by WTB are NOT spam - they are quality tweets
5. I'm using the plugin extensively with about 1k accounts and have had around 10 banned in total. None of my IPs have been banned at all.
If you need anymore info just let me know.
Thanks for answering. I understand about my blog lander having to be optimized and I of course have ideas for that. And I'm already thinking of going into this knowing the traffic quality won't be great.
It's just, as a person who has experimented with a lot of traffic sources, I know that there is a such thing as traffic that is so bad that it is so hard to convert it's not even worth the effort (much less a product purchase).
So my question is more of an "in general" one. So to put it more directly, have you, as the creator of the script, had success getting this traffic to convert? Has anyone?
Obviously the product delivers what it promises (a bunch of clicks in your bit.ly stats). I'm just looking beyond that at actual ROI results that's all.
And thanks, that answers my proxy question. I'm just a bit more cautious than most because I have an actual white hat site that uses the API and sits on my dedi server. I planned to use one of my spare IPs anyway but proxy support helps make me feel better
It's just, as a person who has experimented with a lot of traffic sources, I know that there is a such thing as traffic that is so bad that it is so hard to convert it's not even worth the effort (much less a product purchase).
So my question is more of an "in general" one. So to put it more directly, have you, as the creator of the script, had success getting this traffic to convert? Has anyone?
Obviously the product delivers what it promises (a bunch of clicks in your bit.ly stats). I'm just looking beyond that at actual ROI results that's all.
And thanks, that answers my proxy question. I'm just a bit more cautious than most because I have an actual white hat site that uses the API and sits on my dedi server. I planned to use one of my spare IPs anyway but proxy support helps make me feel better
Probably because you've only just asked the questions
It's obviously not as good as specific keyword traffic from google or Adwords but everyone will already know that.
Your conversion has little to do with WTB - that is down to your offer, page design, conversion optimization, headlines, calls to action etc etc.
WTB is an autoblogging plugin that Tweets your posts to get the extra boost - it's not a magic button - and nothing is.
1. You choose the posting scedule and tweet frequency, so you control how much the API is used.
2. You can use proxies if you like with WTB
3. You can use multiple IP's on a dedicated server
4. The tweets made by WTB are NOT spam - they are quality tweets
5. I'm using the plugin extensively with about 1k accounts and have had around 10 banned in total. None of my IPs have been banned at all.
If you need anymore info just let me know.
I asume you're referring to Twitter traffic in general. Lets forget for a minute that WTB is a kick ass autoblogging plugin and it will also get traffic from Google.
The problem with your question is that you're not being specific enough - and as soon as you ask it more specifically it will become useless to almost everyone.
As you know, a "conversion" can be anything you define it to be. It could be an email optin, a sale of a $7 product, a lead generation, a $20k sale or even just a single click.
Of course it's possible to get ALL traffic to convert, if you define what a conversion is in the right way.
If you get more specific and ask something like "Is it possible for me to make a $500 dollar sale of my colon product from Twitter traffic if I use these settings with the WTB plugin" then there will be an answer for that, but it's one that will be meaningless to everyone but you - and you're also the only one that could answer the question.
The bottom line is that WTB is much more than just Twitter traffic and to get hard stats that are 100% directly relevant to your situation - you simply have to try it yourself.
One of the features I'm working on for v1.5 is an ad blocks feature that will allow you to put contextually relevant affiliate products across your whole blog from a range of sources. I'm not planning to have the ability to import affiliate product csv's as there are already (awesome) plugins that do this and the aim with WTB will be one-click blog-wide monetization without having to find the products or import anything.
For anyone wondering if WTB is a match for them just try it and if you decide it's not then I'll refund your money.
There are just a couple of bits to do then it will be sent out to everyone.
I'm visiting family for Christmas atm and will be back on Monday, so you'll get v1.4 on Monday.
Also it should only be a couple of days after that until v1.5 is out, which I'm excited about. One click blog wide monetization
Thanks for the update... I've been waiting as well.
I talked with you about the support tickets I submitted that you said you never received, and gave me the support email. I emailed ya immediately, twice, and never heard back. That was over a week ago.
No worries, I got it figured out now... point being, you might want to address support contact issues in the near future with the upgrades, as there is obviously an issue on your end.
Ready for 1.5!!!
I talked with you about the support tickets I submitted that you said you never received, and gave me the support email. I emailed ya immediately, twice, and never heard back. That was over a week ago.
No worries, I got it figured out now... point being, you might want to address support contact issues in the near future with the upgrades, as there is obviously an issue on your end.
Ready for 1.5!!!
Okay, so SpamHat sent me a copy of this on the 6th. Yeah, I'm retardedly slow at getting to things. In my defense I have been insanely busy lately.
But, the Christmas break helps free some time up, so I'm going to get this installed and tested out shortly.
Before I do that: http://wptweetbomb.com/setup-n-usage has a "problem loading the page". Thought you might like to know
One question: I plan on using this for a tightly targeted demographic and want the twitter account to remain fairly "clean". Would that be an incorrect usage of TweetBomb? In other words, was it designed with black hat uses only, or the flexibility to allow for very vanilla (safe) auto-tweeting?
(if this was already answered, my apologies. I only read the first couple posts and skipped to the end)
But, the Christmas break helps free some time up, so I'm going to get this installed and tested out shortly.
Before I do that: http://wptweetbomb.com/setup-n-usage has a "problem loading the page". Thought you might like to know
One question: I plan on using this for a tightly targeted demographic and want the twitter account to remain fairly "clean". Would that be an incorrect usage of TweetBomb? In other words, was it designed with black hat uses only, or the flexibility to allow for very vanilla (safe) auto-tweeting?
(if this was already answered, my apologies. I only read the first couple posts and skipped to the end)
Ok, but don't tell anyone
Here's a link to get the standard version for $33 but it will expire in a few hours.
Okay, so SpamHat sent me a copy of this on the 6th. Yeah, I'm retardedly slow at getting to things. In my defense I have been insanely busy lately.
But, the Christmas break helps free some time up, so I'm going to get this installed and tested out shortly.
Before I do that: http://wptweetbomb.com/setup-n-usage has a "problem loading the page". Thought you might like to know
One question: I plan on using this for a tightly targeted demographic and want the twitter account to remain fairly "clean". Would that be an incorrect usage of TweetBomb? In other words, was it designed with black hat uses only, or the flexibility to allow for very vanilla (safe) auto-tweeting?
(if this was already answered, my apologies. I only read the first couple posts and skipped to the end)
Yeah the correct page is WpTweetBomb| Documentation but I'll be updating the whole site and the emails once 1.5 is out as a lot has - and will change.
To answer your question about white hat usage - yes WTB goes great with white hat sites if you don't tweet like crazy.
I would say just 1 or 2 tweets per post would be good for WH site. Even when I've been tweeting thousands of times a day over a bunch of accounts (from the same IP) Twitter hasn't complained.
As the tweets aren't spammy-looking you don't really get banned for tweeting so long as you're sensible with it (check out the bullets I mentioned earlier about safe-tweeting.)
The shade of hat you're wearing while using WTB changes as your tweet frequency goes up really, so keep it low and it will go great with WH.
Ok, but don't tell anyone
Here's a link to get the standard version for $33 but it will expire in a few hours.
Darn looks like i missed the Xmas Sale by a few hours
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