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The iframing works fine. The S3 or GCloud approach is a pain in the ass to pull off

I've tried S3 and got it to work but cost would be way too much to maintain since the average size of a typical campaign is about 3.5 - 4.5GB in size for a single domain.

I will say that the investment in the tools is a no brainer. It has more than paid for itself and the enterprise license allows you to run the software on 10 machines simultaneously (which I do 24/7).

Don't expect overnight results. A lot of my sites have taken a couple of months to take root but I am building constantly and don't really care about competition on keywords. When you can rank for thousands of long tail keywords and in multiple languages I might add, it's a breeze to get the content ranked in mass and not focus on traditional SEO.

The mass marketing approach is my only approach these days and it's paying off well.

That's just my experience and probably won't get back in here to comment on this particular thread further, but I wanted to share some of my perspective on it.

Thanks

So does it require a license

(07-26-2018 12:15 AM)martbost Wrote: [ -> ]The iframing works fine. The S3 or GCloud approach is a pain in the ass to pull off

I've tried S3 and got it to work but cost would be way too much to maintain since the average size of a typical campaign is about 3.5 - 4.5GB in size for a single domain.

I will say that the investment in the tools is a no brainer. It has more than paid for itself and the enterprise license allows you to run the software on 10 machines simultaneously (which I do 24/7).

Don't expect overnight results. A lot of my sites have taken a couple of months to take root but I am building constantly and don't really care about competition on keywords. When you can rank for thousands of long tail keywords and in multiple languages I might add, it's a breeze to get the content ranked in mass and not focus on traditional SEO.

The mass marketing approach is my only approach these days and it's paying off well.

That's just my experience and probably won't get back in here to comment on this particular thread further, but I wanted to share some of my perspective on it.

Thanks

Hey Marty, is devastator and hybrid the same thing? If not, which of the 2 is the newest edition?

StaticSwarm = html pages
Devastator = WP
Hybrid = WP + html

(07-26-2018 12:58 PM)sjc999 Wrote: [ -> ]StaticSwarm = html pages
Devastator = WP
Hybrid = WP + html

cool thank you for pointing that out

And yes, a license is required. Best investment I've ever made!

(07-27-2018 01:37 AM)martbost Wrote: [ -> ]And yes, a license is required. Best investment I've ever made!

ok...any crackers out there lol

No case studies, no indexed content, it's a method trick that only works for the creator and his MODs or friends.

The method is to create poor quality content with a minimum of 45k of post or pages and then scan 10x or 450k so that if they are miraculously indexed you can get traffic. Is this an organic traffic system?

Therefore your license is monthly and does not compare to Argo or PandoraBox which is a one-time fee. Aiming to create a software dependency because in 2 years it has been on the market there is no stable version that works or that shows success stories of real users. All the success stories are from the Support Team or Cliff's friends and that's impartial.


With good content, you can index up to 3k of content per page with real SEO. Good luck to those of you who venture into this tricky business.

Rep added to OP for the share, but I won't be downloading. CC's stuff is great in theory but not so great in practice. PLUS there's the call-back shenanigans. To me, that's just bad form. But then he does call it LocustWare (locust = plague) and I don't think that was by accident. Probably his own private joke.

Still, great effort on the part of the OP!