CLOSED! Thank you everyone :)

[michaelmac]

Hi,

So far i have my seperate 'Ping' account set up, everything is ticked and ready to go. I am sitting looking at the screen in RSSBot, and on the right side are the login details for one of my *RSS accounts.

I have updated one of my lenses and one of my blogs so where do i go from here to just ping these sites as they are already 'RSS'd'?

Please feel free to PM me should you wish.

Best,

Michael

[jmorris18]

Big Mike , Wow this sounds great - I will be ordering a copy for sure. Question if we are a member of your program are these products included in that fee or is this something we pay extra for?

Have you considered creating something similar to Fire Pow? It looks like you could use EZCMS to use as a platform for something as similar and powerful as Fire Pow.

Thanks,
Jason

[iMerickz]

hi Big Mike, I am looking to purchase something to automate the RSS submission and this $7 is a steal!
BTW, do we have the option to add in our own preferred RSS feeds directory or we can recommend for the add-in to your software?

thks..

[JuliusMoltgen]

Funny ... and I really want the rest of your tools too :-)
Great Job Mike

Hmm so no copyright on "Bad Ass" ? :-)

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by jmorris18

Big Mike , Wow this sounds great - I will be ordering a copy for sure. Question if we are a member of your program are these products included in that fee or is this something we pay extra for?

Have you considered creating something similar to Fire Pow? It looks like you could use EZCMS to use as a platform for something as similar and powerful as Fire Pow.

Thanks,
Jason

If you are a member, you get to use all of the products at no extra charge. We provide a Personal Registration Key to you that automatically works on everything.

But I want to clarify that you've got to remain a member to continue using the products for free (that comment is intended for the wise guys that think they can join for one month, quit and walk away with $1K worth of Incansoft products ).

I'll also clarify that if you've been a member for a long time and decide to leave, we do hook you up with the products you want to keep using

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by michaelmac

Hi,

So far i have my seperate 'Ping' account set up, everything is ticked and ready to go. I am sitting looking at the screen in RSSBot, and on the right side are the login details for one of my *RSS accounts.

I have updated one of my lenses and one of my blogs so where do i go from here to just ping these sites as they are already 'RSS'd'?

Please feel free to PM me should you wish.

Best,

Michael

Hey Michael,

Was that you I emailed this morning?

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by iMerickz

hi Big Mike, I am looking to purchase something to automate the RSS submission and this $7 is a steal!
BTW, do we have the option to add in our own preferred RSS feeds directory or we can recommend for the add-in to your software?

thks..

We recently switched to a new DBMS for our products, so no, it's not something people could easily do. But you're free to recommend any and all aggregators you want - we'll check them and add them ourselves whenever possible.

[Puusaari]

This was the best 7 bucks I have ever spent! Thanks for the great offer.

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by Puusaari

This was the best 7 bucks I have ever spent! Thanks for the great offer.

Now that's a hell of a testimonial

[Sid Kaplan]

Congratulations on another great product Mike! What a great way to end the year.

Happy Holidays, you've earned them!

Best wishes

Sid

[skydivedad]

Big Mike
I purchased the Traffic Mania RSSbot 3 days ago and have taken it for several spins. Great piece of software, intuitive and robust. The GUI is gorgeous and self explanatory for the most part. Excellent Help Documents and this program loads extremely fast. I was pleased with the unexpected ability to export the database (sweet).

I have several RSS Submission tools but this is the 1st one I've seen that gives me enough screen space to actually see the entire URL I've entered. The initial configuration wasn't the normal wrestling match and just to make sure I ran the program on XP than booted into Vista. It ran like a Swiss Watch in both OS's!

I performed a traceart on some of the submissions and was pleased with the speed the submissions were accepted by the RSS Directories, which by the way I was thrilled to see a thorough list was provided with the software. Thanks for that. If the other Submission softs in the Suite are as well thought out and designed as this you've got a fantastic Product.
Thanks
All The Best
Paul

[michaelmac]

Hey Mike,

Checked my inbox and junkmail, but no email...just re-checked.

Can you resend to mjmac67@hotmail.co.uk please.

Thanks,

Michael

[danemorgan]

Great software. Great Price.

One feature request off the top of my head. It would be cool if there were a "notes" feature for each of the sites in social bot so we could add a note about bandwidth outages, traffic results, niche specifics and the like as we use the tool.

[derekchambers]

Originally Posted by John Rogers

The aggregators are a one-time deal, and will update on their own once they have the feed.

That is not the case with the ping services. For this reason, Mike suggests in the user manual that you create a separate profile for the ping services alone, so you can go back and ping again without resubmitting your feeds.

John

Many thanks, how often can you safely ping

Del

[SensualTime]

this is my first post and found the best software.

definitely i will buy it.

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by derekchambers

Many thanks, how often can you safely ping

Del

I only ping when I add new content.

Once a day otherwise is probably okay.

John

[einfohound]

Bought a couple days ago. This is a GREAT little time-saving program! The included instruction book also gives valuable info on why and when to submit to RSS services and when to ping. Highly recommended!!!

[michaelpotter]

Purchased and installed within 10 mins, I am tech useless but even I managed to use it and I am not even sure what it does lol but 7USD it was a no brainer, Great WSO BIg Mike

[Daniel Scott]

First of all, I haven't tried this, but I've tried SocialBot.

I used it on some pages for my blog... on one of them I'm beating about 3 million competitors and SocialBot is one of the ONLY tools I've used to promote it.

My point? If this is anything like SocialBot, it'll kick ass. Don't buy it so I can hoard the benefits for myself.

P.S. Mike, when is ArticleBot due?

[Mike Merz]

I've had SocialBot since Day 1 ... and it's become a part of my regular submission process. With that in mind, though I'm sure RSSBot is all you say it is, I've been pre sold.

Best,

Mike Merz

[mesol]

just purchase rssbot and i did purchase socialbot. currently only 50 sites still valid in socialbot. looking forward for v4.

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by mesol

just purchase rssbot and i did purchase socialbot. currently only 50 sites still valid in socialbot. looking forward for v4.

Mesol, you might have missed this:

Originally Posted by John Rogers

Try running the program again and see if it picks up an update. I just submitted a test URL to see how many were erroring out, and of the 90+ sites I'm registered with, only 9 returned errors.

I have noticed that towards the end of the month, some of the Scuttle sites tend to exceed their bandwidth. That's likely where my errors came from, though I didn't verify.

John

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by Daniel Scott

First of all, I haven't tried this, but I've tried SocialBot.

I used it on some pages for my blog... on one of them I'm beating about 3 million competitors and SocialBot is one of the ONLY tools I've used to promote it.

My point? If this is anything like SocialBot, it'll kick ass. Don't buy it so I can hoard the benefits for myself.

P.S. Mike, when is ArticleBot due?

Daniel,

ArticleBot is next after DirectoryBot, which is finished, but in testing. We've got over 700 in DirectoryBot, but are still refining the list and paring it down.

ArticleBot is nearly finished, but like the others, we've got some extensive testing going on. Sometime in late January or early February is my best guestimate.

[davesharp]

Hi,
Just purchased Mike can't wait to get going with it.

Looking toward to the rest of your submission software when it comes out. This is going to make one or two expensive membership sites look a bit silly I think.

All the very best,
Dave

[TLTheLiberator]

Big Mike,

I couldn't PM you so I'll just have to go public with my question.

Help me understand the difference between your RSS software and those sites like _____________ that allow us to ping our RSS feeds for free and without logging in.



- Are the sites in your RSS software only those RSS directory sites that force people to login, in order to our submit feeds?


* They do have much more traffic and higher PRs than the list of sites that will allow use to simply submit our feeds without loging in right?


- Should we purchase your RSS software so that we will never be held hostage by those sites mentioned above that allow us to submit RSS feeds for free and without logging in?

Thanks,

TL

Thanks,

TL

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by TLTheLiberator

Big Mike,

I couldn't PM you so I'll just have to go public with my question.

Help me understand the difference between your RSS software and those sites like _____________ that allow us to ping our RSS feeds for free and without logging in.



- Are the sites in your RSS software only those RSS directory sites that force people to login, in order to our submit feeds?


* They do have much more traffic and higher PRs than the list of sites that will allow use to simply submit our feeds without loging in right?


- Should we purchase your RSS software so that we will never be held hostage by those sites mentioned above that allow us to submit RSS feeds for free and without logging in?

Thanks,

TL

Thanks,

TL

Pinging a site is different than submitting a feed - with pinging, you're alerting a given service that your site or blog has updated content. With submitting a feed to an aggregator, you're allowing them to display it and then share it with others.

Some of the sites supported by RSSBot require a login, CAPTCHA and/or no login (I think there are a handful of these.) It doesn't really have a major bearing on backlinks/PR.

The best reasons for buying the software are that it saves time, really does what it's supposed to do and compared to similar programs, you certainly cannot beat the price.

[force5]

I would like to buy one copy of this for me (even though I have rss submit, i figure this cant hurt) and also one for my outsource guy in the Philippines.

Will it matter if I make two separate purchases from the same paypal account?

I notice you mention your membership site, whats the link please..

Also If I join and get a key for your tools, can I give that to my outsource guy and have him use the tools?
Before anyone says "lazy git" , I am a stay at home dad with my 16 month old daughter and I am trying to outsource as much work as I can. It allows me to spend as much time as possible with my family and work on my business rather than in it.

Cheers
Paul

[turftroll]

Hi Mike,

I was going to ask the same question as Paul,

I bought the RSS and the SocialBot, about outsourcing,

I was looking at the membership site and saw the 7 day trial but what is the price after the trial,

Thanks

jim

[Creditwrench]

RSS is definitely one of the most powerful tools on the web today if you know how to use it correctly. My sig line is a demonstration of just how powerful RSS can be especially when combined with Yahoo pipes as mine is.

You can take your static web pages or message forum and make a DAPP for it with no problem. You can use the RSS from your Yahoo group or your Google group or your MSN group and the RSS from your blogs and WIKIs and feed all their outupts into a Yahoo pipe. You get a single RSS feed as output. You can feed the RSS from hundreds of places into a single pipe and get a single feed output that can be used in any number of places includuding using them as your sig line in message forums such as this one. That's why my sig line says it updates constantly because it actually does. Never an hour goes by without the content changing to new stuff from just about everywhere.

My web page is a blog hosted on my own domain. My message forum is also hosted on my own domain and I have other web sites such as my .tv domain which is for podcasts and videos that I make. I have a nationwide Friday night conference call and a talk radio show that airs every Monday night at 9:00 P.M. which provides me with podcasts to use on my .tv blog.

I have two Google groups and three or four wikis that also provide RSS feeds. Pipe all of that output into a single feed and then feed it into the RSS submission bot being discussed here and that should really turn it into one mean motor scooter.

I'm going to get the RSS bot discussed here but not until about next Wednesday.

Even with all of the RSS advertising power I already have I still don't get enough traffic. I need much more.

By the way, I sure hope you don't force me to use Paypal to buy the program.

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by turftroll

I was looking at the membership site and saw the 7 day trial but what is the price after the trial,

The price after the trial is $19.95 per month.

John

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by force5

I would like to buy one copy of this for me (even though I have rss submit, i figure this cant hurt) and also one for my outsource guy in the Philippines.

Will it matter if I make two separate purchases from the same paypal account?

I notice you mention your membership site, whats the link please..

Also If I join and get a key for your tools, can I give that to my outsource guy and have him use the tools?
Before anyone says "lazy git" , I am a stay at home dad with my 16 month old daughter and I am trying to outsource as much work as I can. It allows me to spend as much time as possible with my family and work on my business rather than in it.

Cheers
Paul

Morning Paul,

It's not a problem to buy multiple copies - just make sure your guy understands it can't be shared around as we do track registrations.

Also, just to clarify for yourself and others, you may install it on 2 computers that you own and use personally, i.e.; home and office computers.

If you join the membership, you can't give away the programs to your people to use. The Personal Registration Key is just that - for personal use only. You're better off having them join the membership...it's still a hell of a deal and they can always promote the service to other clients.

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by Creditwrench

By the way, I sure hope you don't force me to use Paypal to buy the program.

PayPal is the only payment processor we use

I'm going to get the RSS bot discussed here but not until about next Wednesday.

Let's hope the WSO is still running next Wednesday...

[Glenn Newsome]

Dang Big Mike,
I almost missed this one. I gotta pay closer attention. Busy putting gifts under the tree. Now, it time to buy me a gift--
Thanks,
Glenn

[cscarpero]

Very cool! I have a similar product (with a very similar name) that I'm paying monthly on that doesn't even do nearly as much as this does. Good job Big Mike.

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by cscarpero

Very cool! I have a similar product (with a very similar name) that I'm paying monthly on that doesn't even do nearly as much as this does. Good job Big Mike.

Now that's music to my ears

Hey Folks, for those of you who purchased RSSBot, watch your inbox for a very, very special deal on DirectoryBot - exclusive to RSSBot customers

[Creditwrench]

Originally Posted by cscarpero

Very cool! I have a similar product (with a very similar name) that I'm paying monthly on that doesn't even do nearly as much as this does. Good job Big Mike.

Quite frankly, I usually refuse to "buy" any software which has a recurring monthly fee attached to it. My message forum is V-bulletin and has a fee for some major upgrades but that''s understandable. You can either buy the upgrade for a few bucks or just keep what you already have.

Software which has a monthly fee attached to it is great for the developer, of course but a very poor choice for the buyer and especially so with the economic future we face today. That is the problem that will also shake the weeds out of the marketing industry just as it will in almost every industry we know today.

I'll be amazed if we have any American car manufacturers left after the depression is over no matter how many billions we pour into the industry. We will also have a lot fewer banks and other financial institutions left. This depression is just getting started. We haven't even seen a clue as to what is yet to come.

A company or marketer that has a stone or two hung around it's financial neck is going to go broke and out of business much quicker than those who don't. A few of them and failure is a guarantee.

[Radron]

Big Mike RSSBot is another winner from Incansoft. And at the price a steal.

I however want to commend your excellent customer service. Without exaggeration it is without peer.

I salute your commitment to customers service after the sale as well creating useful quality products that are affordable.

[Creditwrench]

Originally Posted by Radron

I salute your commitment to customers service after the sale as well creating useful quality products that are affordable.

I must agree that the product is affordable at this time but it is almost guaranteed that it won't be in the near future. We are headed into a far different economic world than almost anybody here realizes or believes possible.

How many of you would believe that eggs could be bought for a nickel a dozen at some point in the future, maybe two or three years from now or sooner yet people can't afford them? Few are willing to believe such a thing could even be remotely possible yet I've seen exactly that right here in America and its on it's way back into our lives again.

How many of you would believe that bread could be bought for 10 or 15 cents a loaf at some point in the future yet people have to make their own bread out of flour they made themselves from wild grasses they found in the woods because they don't have the price of a loaf of bread in their pockets? Few are willing to believe such a thing could even be remotely possible yet I've seen exactly that right here in America.

How many of you would believe that at some point in the future you could be able to buy a brand new car for around $1,000 or less and the gasoline to run it for 10 to 15 cents a gallon but nobody but the very wealthy can afford that either? My father bought a brand new Ford V8 in 1935 for $735.00 and he thought that was almost outrageous. It had almost all of the things we take for granted in a car today. It had ARMSTRONG power steering and 4-40 air conditioning. (4 windows down and 40 MPH!!) It even had a Whirlwind gasoline powered heater!!

How many of you are willing to believe that at some point in the future unemployment could be as high as 40% of the population or higher? It didn't get that bad in the last depression but it could before this one is over. The latest unemployment figures claim we have 573,000 people out of work. That's just those who have recently applied for or are currently drawing unemployment.

Consumer prices are down 12% or more and dropping rapidly. Look at the price of gasoline. A couple of months ago we were paying nearly $4 a gallon and today I can buy gasoline for $1.35 a gallon and with no ethanol in it. Crude is now about $38.00 dropping rapidly and might well drop to less than $10 a barrel in the future. Remember that as more and more people are laid off there is less and less demand for gasoline and other energy related products.

And it is not just us who are in deflation. Every other country in the world is in worse condition than we are. It is a global deflation rapidly heading towards deep depression. We will always be better off than any other country in the world because we have the strongest currency in the world.

Now how affordable do you think $27 a month might be in the near future? Cash is king. Get all of it you can and hold on for dear life.

[kahndoit]

Just got myself a late Xmas present to go with the other tools from Big Mike - always great value and support. Reminds me of the 12 Drunken Days of 2007

Thanks Mike and Diego and team



Gary

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by Creditwrench

I must agree that the product is affordable at this time but it is almost guaranteed that it won't be in the near future. We are headed into a far different economic world than almost anybody here realizes or believes possible.

How many of you would believe that eggs could be bought for a nickel a dozen at some point in the future, maybe two or three years from now or sooner yet people can't afford them? Few are willing to believe such a thing could even be remotely possible yet I've seen exactly that right here in America and its on it's way back into our lives again.

How many of you would believe that bread could be bought for 10 or 15 cents a loaf at some point in the future yet people have to make their own bread out of flour they made themselves from wild grasses they found in the woods because they don't have the price of a loaf of bread in their pockets? Few are willing to believe such a thing could even be remotely possible yet I've seen exactly that right here in America.

How many of you would believe that at some point in the future you could be able to buy a brand new car for around $1,000 or less and the gasoline to run it for 10 to 15 cents a gallon but nobody but the very wealthy can afford that either? My father bought a brand new Ford V8 in 1935 for $735.00 and he thought that was almost outrageous. It had almost all of the things we take for granted in a car today. It had ARMSTRONG power steering and 4-40 air conditioning. (4 windows down and 40 MPH!!) It even had a Whirlwind gasoline powered heater!!

How many of you are willing to believe that at some point in the future unemployment could be as high as 40% of the population or higher? It didn't get that bad in the last depression but it could before this one is over. The latest unemployment figures claim we have 573,000 people out of work. That's just those who have recently applied for or are currently drawing unemployment.

Consumer prices are down 12% or more and dropping rapidly. Look at the price of gasoline. A couple of months ago we were paying nearly $4 a gallon and today I can buy gasoline for $1.35 a gallon and with no ethanol in it. Crude is now about $38.00 dropping rapidly and might well drop to less than $10 a barrel in the future. Remember that as more and more people are laid off there is less and less demand for gasoline and other energy related products.

And it is not just us who are in deflation. Every other country in the world is in worse condition than we are. It is a global deflation rapidly heading towards deep depression. We will always be better off than any other country in the world because we have the strongest currency in the world.

Now how affordable do you think $27 a month might be in the near future? Cash is king. Get all of it you can and hold on for dear life.

While I'm sure we all appreciate the lesson in economics, please refrain from posting your diatribes in the WSO I PAID to have placed here.

[Marcus Schroefel]

You guys rock!

Thanks & merry Christmas!

I'm using SocialBot for a while now and it works like a charm (makes me smile...

So with no doubt, saw your offer and got it right away...

Thanks again!
Marcus

[pacecom]

Hi, I'm kind of a newbie here. Will RSSBot and SocialBot work in concert to promote my blogs? I got a bit confused reading something about not being able to use SocialBot for posts that have comments. Could you please clarify?

Would I use SocialBot every time I make a new post on my blog? I'm running them on auto pilot with 6 months of post loaded.

Also, I have a Mac using Parallels running XP. Should the programs run ok?

Thank you very much,
Peter

[BIG Mike]

Originally Posted by pacecom

Hi, I'm kind of a newbie here. Will RSSBot and SocialBot work in concert to promote my blogs? I got a bit confused reading something about not being able to use SocialBot for posts that have comments. Could you please clarify?

Would I use SocialBot every time I make a new post on my blog? I'm running them on auto pilot with 6 months of post loaded.

Also, I have a Mac using Parallels running XP. Should the programs run ok?

Thank you very much,
Peter

Hi Peter,

I'm not sure about the issue you mentioned - it's the first I've heard of it. SocialBot interacts with your sites/blogs only to spider them and build a list of links to submit. It don't really care what is on the site, so long as it can navigate it the same way a normal visitor would.

I don't use a MAC, so can't say positively if they will work or not. If they don't, I'll issue a refund to you - that's not a problem. And it would be good to know they do work that way

[zerofill]

Great Deal Mike!!

Grabbed this myself...been busy or woulda snagged it the first day hehe...

[Bob Willoughby]

Just bought the Social Bot. Thanks for the Christmas present!

[Bob Willoughby]

OK, Just bought RSSBot. Guess that I will have something to do today!
Happy New Year

[grahamg4]

Thanks Mike

Makes for a great "belated" Christmas present. Would have grabbed it sooner but, my PC has been down for 3 weeks.

Thanks again and wish you and all Warriors a Happy New Year!!!

Al

[Dave Kingston]

Big Mike

This is silly stupid. The price I mean. RSSBot is great. Ive being using RSS alot recently for new sites/blogs and it is my No1 tool for indexing new sites.

I love this. I bought RSS Bot as much to trial your products in advance of the monthly membership. That is now a no-brainer.

Thanks for the great tool.

A couple of small things for you to look at, and I mean small...

During captcha entry if I press enter on the keyboard it hardbreaks in the entry box rather than executing. Also, in the few I have done already PostRank is consistantly 'error' whereas all others work great.

Thanks again.

Dave

[BIG Mike]

Thanks Dave! We've got those two issues in hand and will be releasing an update to the program itself in a day or three.

[4deb]

Great product, great price! I love it...loaded a bunch of feeds super fast, and super easy