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[Steven Fullman]

EDIT: 28th July

====> This One's For Mike

 
 
Fellow Warriors,
 
All proceeds from this WSO will go directly to one of the finest
Warriors (and blokes) I know -- Mike Oksa.
 
Mike helps people. Period.
 
Unfortunately Mike needs our help now...
 
Read all about it HERE. You'll see soon enough how highly Mike is
rated in these parts.
 
Anyway...I've bumped this li'l WSO to do my part.
 
When you buy it, not only are you getting a kick-ass Wordpress 
Plugin, but 100% of your cash will be sent to Mike and his family.
 
Pay it forward, OK? 
 
Hint: Even if you don't want to buy...you could still tweet ;) 
 
Steve

Originally Posted by Kirahster

I just wanted to leave a comment for anyone on the line about this.

I currently have Stevens plugin running on an autoblog that I set up last week.

My autoblog is currently sitting on the first page of google for the keyword that I targeted.

IMHO I think this is a good result.

Originally Posted by webdiva

I purchased this on July 1.

Steve's plugin is installed, activated, and working on the last 17 blogs I've installed since I purchased.

No problems whatsoever. No plugin incompatability issues. No formatting issues. It just works quietly in the background - In fact, you'd never know it's working unless you view the source code and LOOK.

Sorry for the delay in getting back here to report how it's working for me. But 17 blogs later... here I am.

Dear Friend,


No big headline. No bold promise. No outrageous claims.

No...this offer is a little different from most.

Not because I'm trying to be cute or clever -- let me assure you, that's not the case.

Nor am I trying to convince you in some lame-ass way that what I've got is so darn
good it "needs no hype".

Far from it.

Fact is...I have a confession to make...

What you're about to see is an almost exact clone of an existing WSO,

But it's important you realize I'm gonna be brutally honest with you today.

So please hear me out.

Here's the thing...

A couple weeks ago, I came across a very interesting WSO, run by two very
respected and trustworthy Warriors.

Their offer claims to make duplicate content appear unique to the search engines...

...without changing a single word of the original text.

It's a Wordpress plug-in.

I won't name names, but you won't have to look too hard to find it.

Anyway, this plug-in looks pretty darn cool...and their WSO thread has plenty of
positive comments.

What's more, several Warriors have already had decent results with it.

A few have even seen their duplicate content ranking higher in Google than the
original copies.

In fact, it looked so good...I was about to throw 35 beans at it myself to get my own
copy.

But...

Well, a couple of things, really...

First up, see...as much as I KLT (know, like and trust) these two guys – and
I really do – and as much as they insist they've been using their plug-in for months
without a hint of a problem...

...it might be seen as a little...y'know...Dark Hat


Having said that, of course...it can be argued that auto-blogging, article spinning, mass
RSS submissions, manul backlinking, etc. are all dark hat SEO techniques – in the
sense that they are all used to 'manipulate' search engine rankings...

On top of that...the whole “duplicate content” debate has been going backwards and
forwards for years now.

Either way, I didn't want to shell out for this plug-in, only for the Big G to come along
and drop my sites like a stone a couple weeks later.

Second – and more importantly – I write freakin' PHP code for a living, and I knew I
could write my own version.

...So that's exactly what I did.

It's called WPUniquer.

Minimum Requirements:

1. A blog running on WordPress v2.7 (or v2.8)
2. Some PLR, public domain, or any other non-unique content

"But, What Is WPUniquer, and How Does It Work? "

Well, for starters, here's a little fact for you...

Did you know that 65% of all written English is made up of just 300 words?

Or that the Top 100 most common words account for more than half of everything
we write?

Words like: the, of, and, you, with, they, have, from...etc.

Well, the search engines know this...so when they come a-crawlin' your site, they
skip right over these 'useless' words. Yeah, they index them, but they sure as heck
don't give them any weight.

I mean, no-one's gonna go balls-out to rank high for the word “Other”, are they?

WPUniquer is a WordPress plug-in which silently changes the source code of your
blog posts, and replaces these 'useless' words with computer-readable HTML
character codes.

What does that mean?

Well, essentially, you take some PLR content, an article, or any other piece of
duplicate content, post it on your blog...

...and because the underlying source code is different to the original, the search
engines will see it as unique content...

But, to a human reader, the text is identical to the original...

No more time consuming article spinning. No more outsourcing fees getting your
PLR content re-written.

Just...Copy. Paste. Publish. Done.

Sounds great, doesn't it?


It's just two files. Simply upload them to the plug-ins folder
on your blog...activate the plug-in...and you're good to go.

WPUniquer will then replace the 'useless' words on all of your posts – past, present, and future.

This crazy plugin does this all on the fly...meaning your posts aren't actually changed...so, if
you were to de-activate the plug-in, they'd all return to normal.

And you have full control over the words it'll change for you, too.

It comes with a dictionary file with 100+ of the most common English words. Feel free
to add or remove as many as you want.

“So, Steve, I Want To Give This A Shot..."

OK, if you've been reading this far, you'll know I've been very clear about 2 things...

1. This plug-in is potentially Dark Hat. And we all know what that might mean...
2. An almost identical plug-in is currently getting pretty good results

Now, I'm quite happy for you to go hog-wild with WPUniquer...

at For a Full 30 Days...

...To test it, evaluate it, pull it apart, throw as much at it as you want, and measure
your results.

On One Condition...

This is a biggie, so please pay close attention.

The condition is, you can test it for a full 30 days...and if it doesn't rank your duplicate
content without modification...as high as your unique content...then simply hit me for
a refund.

No questions asked. No hard feelings.

I told you I was going to be brutally honest.

Having said that...when all's said and done, I reckon 30 days is plenty of time for you
to judge how the search engines are gonna react.

I'm just watching out for both our backs, is all.

And besides, buyers of similar products are already claiming good results. And they're
paying $35 - $97 for the privilege.

But you won't have to pay $97. You won't even have to fork out $35...


No...I'm giving this awesome plugin away for:

just...

$27



That's a personal license for as many domains as you wish to use it on.

Not only that, but if there's enough interest, I've got some plans to trick this puppy out
big-time in version 2.0

...and naturally, you'll get that – and any future upgrades – totally free.

And what if this plug-in really does put an end to rewriting
content for your blog?

Well, that gives me a little dilemma. See, if too many people start using this method,
then the search engines are bound to sit up and take notice...

...and probably take action to prevent it.

And that means – if this sucker is gonna fly under the radar, then I need to limit the
amount of copies I send out.

“Ah, the old scarcity trick, hey Steve?”

Well, yes and no. Think about it, if this plug-in actually works, then I have no choice but
to protect the interests of everyone who owns it.

And that means I'll have no option other than to close the door on this offer, potentially
without notice.

So, if you are even remotely interested in grabbing a copy, you'd better do so before it's
too late.

Is all.

"So, What Do I Need To Do Now?"

OK, when you click the button at the bottom of this post, you'll be able to sign up using your PayPal account.

Once you've done that, you'll be sent a download link, with install instructions...

...(like I said, upload a couple of files, activate the plug-in...Boom!)

You are absolutely free to ask for a refund at any time during the next 30 days.... No hard feelings whatsoever.

So, what's stopping you? Here's a chance to see for yourself how the search engines really
treat duplicate content...and whether you can out-rank anyone else using the same content
as you.


Thanks for reading.


Steve

* Don't forget to click the "Return To Merchant" button once you've signed up

[maverick4u]

It seems your plugin does exactly the same thing as the other WSO plugin you mentioned. Does it also require Ioncube loaders to be installed on your hosting account?

[esh]

is character encoding or escape encoding considered as Blackhat too? When the browsers are able to decode these encodings, why not google bot do that and cross check with the browser render version and the html version. Google bot can see a webpage from multiple angles -> raw html, html without css, rendering of html by different browsers expecially firefox and IE engine. Even though the code looks different to human eyes, the search engine see the same brower rendering, and considers it duplicate and also penalizes for attempting to trick it!

search engine just view those people who scraps from ezine articles and other content sources as duplicate content, although ezinearticles dont come with a creative common's license which google recognize, google sees this character encoding as valid only when your content language is other than english. Is character encoding for english language is a bad seo practise?

Correct me if iam wrong!

Cheers!

[Steven Fullman]

Hi esh

I think I've gone out of my way to tell everyone...

...I don't know how the search engines will interpret this stuff.

Please re-read my original thread for clarification

And that's precisely why I'm offering a no-holds-barred, free,
"if-it-doesn't-work-for-you-please-cancel" guarantee.

Try it.

If it works...Happy Days!

If not...just...cancel sometime before the 30 Day Trial finishes.

You can't lose, esh!

Thanks for your questions, much appreciated.

Kind regards,
Steve

Originally Posted by esh

is character encoding or escape encoding considered as Blackhat too? When the browsers are able to decode these encodings, why not google bot do that and cross check with the browser render version and the html version. Google bot can see a webpage from multiple angles -> raw html, html without css, rendering of html by different browsers expecially firefox and IE engine. Even though the code looks different to human eyes, the search engine see the same brower rendering, and considers it duplicate and also penalizes for attempting to trick it!

search engine just view those people who scraps from ezine articles and other content sources as duplicate content, although ezinearticles dont come with a creative common's license which google recognize, google sees this character encoding as valid only when your content language is other than english. Is character encoding for english language is a bad seo practise?

Correct me if iam wrong!

Cheers!

[Steven Fullman]

Hi maverick4u

No, dude.

This one is totally in the clear.

No decryption required. No Ioncube nonsense. Just Install 'n go.

Thanks for letting me clear that one up.

Much appreciated!

Kind regards,
Steve

Originally Posted by maverick4u

It seems your plugin does exactly the same thing as the other WSO plugin you mentioned. Does it also require Ioncube loaders to be installed on your hosting account?

[melanied]

I just ordered - will be cool with Caff Content if it ends up working!

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by melanied

I just ordered - will be cool with Caff Content if it ends up working!

Indeed!

Thank you very much, Melanie

Please let me know how you get on.

Best wishes,
Steve

[Oddvar Meyer]

Originally Posted by melanied

I just ordered - will be cool with Caff Content if it ends up working!

I agree.

This can also be a killer with plr articles from your hard drive together with the zip poster.

I think I will bite on this one, but before I do I will be glad if you can answer two question for me.

Will this plugin work on all the content on the blog, or can I choose it to not change my content that is already unique?

If I sell the blog down the road, do I then have to remove the plugin from the blog, and if I have to do so, what will happen next time the big G visit the blog?

Thanks in advance for your answer.

Kindly regards,

Oddvar.

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by ODA Marketing

I agree.

This can also be a killer with plr articles from your hard drive together with the zip poster.

I think I will bite on this one, but before I do I will be glad if you can answer two question for me.

Will this plugin work on all the content on the blog, or can I choose it to not change my content that is already unique?

Hi Oddvar,

This version will convert everything. Version 2 will let you choose which posts to convert...i.e.ignore already unique content.

You'll get version 2 for free if you sign up for the 30 day trial...it'll be ready in approx 2-3 weeks.

Originally Posted by ODA Marketing

If I sell the blog down the road, do I then have to remove the plugin from the blog, and if I have to do so, what will happen next time the big G visit the blog?

I'm not one of these folks who believes in restricting software.

If you buy it...it's yours.

If you sell your site...you pass the license on. It's simple.



So you won't need to remove the plugin.

Thanks for your questions. I really appreciate the time you've taken to ask.

Steve

[kkchoon]

Can your plugin automatic covert existing articles? or I need to save it again?

If so, when I want to revert back the post to normal, how do I do that?

Thanks for the information!

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by kkchoon

Can your plugin automatic covert existing articles? or I need to save it again?

If so, when I want to revert back the post to normal, how do I do that?

Thanks for the information!

Hi there

In the current version, the plugin will convert ALL posts on your blog.

Actually, convert is the wrong word -- it doesn't modify the underlying content, but it changes the source code 'on the fly' whenever a page is requested.

So, if you deactivate the plugin, the source code gets reverted back to normal again.

In version 2 (which I'm working on), you'll have the ability to turn the functionality on and off for specific posts.

Hope that helps.

And thanks for looking.

Kind regards,
Steve

[kkchoon]

Just bought it, I will try it on some of my auto blogs...!

[Oddvar Meyer]

Hi, and thanks for your answer.

I just purchased and will try it out on some of my blogs and see how it works.

Kindly regards,

Oddvar.

Originally Posted by Steven Fullman

Hi Oddvar,

This version will convert everything. Version 2 will let you choose which posts to convert...i.e.ignore already unique content.

You'll get version 2 for free if you sign up for the 30 day trial...it'll be ready in approx 2-3 weeks.



I'm not one of these folks who believes in restricting software.

If you buy it...it's yours.

If you sell your site...you pass the license on. It's simple.



So you won't need to remove the plugin.

Thanks for your questions. I really appreciate the time you've taken to ask.

Steve

[sbucciarel]

So, correct me if I'm wrong ... you just activate this plugin and it automatically does this on the fly to any requested page ... you don't need to convert and then update the page? That is unlike the other WSO, actually because the other program converts the text files you give it and then you post them.

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

So, correct me if I'm wrong ... you just activate this plugin and it automatically does this on the fly to any requested page ... you don't need to convert and then update the page? That is unlike the other WSO, actually because the other program converts the text files you give it and then you post them.

You are absolutely correct.

You don't need to do anything to your posts beforehand.

This plugin will take the 'normal' text, and convert the source
code when the page is requested.

Thanks for taking the time to ask, and for giving me the
chance to clarify.

Kind regards,
Steve

[sbucciarel]

Originally Posted by Steven Fullman

You are absolutely correct.

You don't need to do anything to your posts beforehand.

This plugin will take the 'normal' text, and convert the source
code when the page is requested.

Thanks for taking the time to ask, and for giving me the
chance to clarify.

Kind regards,
Steve

Great ... I'm in.

[raydp]

I already use uniqefier and can attest it works. How is this different, and is there any advantage in using your script?

Many thanks

Ray

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by raydp

I already use uniqefier and can attest it works. How is this different, and is there any advantage in using your script?

Many thanks

Ray

Hi Ray,

Great questions! Thanks for asking

Beware...Geek answer alert..!

I hope this answer doesn't sound condescending...I certainly
don't mean it to...

Anyhow, the script you mention -- I believe -- uses Javascript
to obfuscate the underlying content.

Javascript is an interpreted, or client-side, language.

This means the content needs to be rendered by the
client browser (or...more importantly...the search engine
bots).

That's an inexact science. Search engines may or may
not render the Javascript as expected...although the
writers of uniquifier claim great results (which you have
obviously verified for yourself)

WPUniquer uses PHP to modfy the page source.

PHP runs server-side, and is therefore 'pre-rendered'
and delivered to the browser (and spiders) as straight
HTML code.

There's no code interpretation needed.

Now - whether this is an advantage...I can't say.

Nor can (or will) I try to convince you that my script
is better than the one you already use...

However, this is a chance for you to put your eggs
into more than one basket...to divide and conquer, if
you like.

In any case, Ray, I'd like to thank you again for your
valid questions.

I really appreciate your interest, and I hope to see you
on board.

Either way, have a great evening.

Cheers,
Steve

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by kkchoon

Just bought it, I will try it on some of my auto blogs...!

Thank you, Sir

Much appreciated!

Please let me know how it works out.

Best wishes,
Steve

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by ODA Marketing

Hi, and thanks for your answer.

I just purchased and will try it out on some of my blogs and see how it works.

Kindly regards,

Oddvar.

Hi Oddvar,

You're welcome -- and thanks for your interest

Keep me posted with your progress!

Kind regards,
Steve

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

Great ... I'm in.

Great!

Thanks ever so much, I look forward to hearing from you soon.



All the best,
Steve

P.S. Thanks to everyone who has taken the plunge so far.

I really do appreciate it. You're cool.

[rhj12345]

Downloaded it.

Add Plugin
Add Header
Add 5 PLR Articles

Let's see how it works!!

Hemorrhoid Blog Site

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by rhj12345

Downloaded it.

Add Plugin
Add Header
Add 5 PLR Articles

Let's see how it works!!

Hemorrhoid Blog Site

Cool

I can't see the code changes, though.

Looks like plain text when I view the page source...?!?

Have you activated the plugin?

Cheers,
Steve

[TopKat]

Thanks Steven,

Just downloaded.

Really appreciate your straight forward answers.

I'll give it a whirl

Dave

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by TopKat

Thanks Steven,

Just downloaded.

Really appreciate your straight forward answers.

I'll give it a whirl

Dave

Wow, Mr W.

No...no...the thanks and appreciation are all mine!

I'd love to hear your results...

As for straight forward answers...well, isn't that what
every customer...or potential customer...really wants?

I think so!

Dave, thank you again for taking time out of your day
to visit, and comment.

It really means a lot to me.

Cheers!
Steve

[Kirahster]

I just downloaded it. I will be sure to let you know how it goes.

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by Kirahster

I just downloaded it. I will be sure to let you know how it goes.

That's great, Kirahster.

Thank you...and please do!



Best wishes,
Steve

[rhj12345]

Originally Posted by Steven Fullman

Cool

I can't see the code changes, though.

Looks like plain text when I view the page source...?!?

Have you activated the plugin?

Cheers,
Steve

Yes I have, could it be the template I am using?

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by rhj12345

Yes I have, could it be the template I am using?

Hi,

I doubt it very much.

I've PM'ed you.

Thanks,
Steve

EDIT: Thanks for your reply. I'm so glad to see it's working for you. Great looking site, by the way

[Instructor]

Any feedback from anyone yet, or is it still too early?

[flnz400]

Quick question, is there any element of randomness to character mods? For example, if I roll out two sites with the same content, is the result identical?

Easy to mod replacement calls in the source?

Thanks for your time!

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by flnz400

Quick question, is there any element of randomness to character mods? For example, if I roll out two sites with the same content, is the result identical?

Easy to mod replacement calls in the source?

Thanks for your time!

Hi,

Great questions!

Thanks for asking.

First...no...there's no random characters in this version...

BUT...you've just given me a GREAT idea for version 2.

As for the source...this puppy is open wide. You can
modify it to your heart's content. The code is straight-up PHP,
and easy to change.

Lastly, thank you for your time, questions, feedback, and inspiration!

Great stuff

Kind regards,
Steve

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by Instructor

Any feedback from anyone yet, or is it still too early?

Hi Instructor,

I guess it's too early.

It'll probably take a while before the results come in...

Far be it for me to tell you what to do, but there is a
30 day Free Trial on this offer...

You're more than welcome to give it a go, and find out
for yourself.

Thanks a ton for reading, and posting. I really do appreciate
it!

Best regards,
Steve

[Steven Fullman]

CALLING: BRAD

Hi, if you're Brad J, I need to tell you...

...you subscribed twice. I'm gonna cancel one
of them!

This is a good plugin, but there's no need to pay
me more than once for it

I'd love some feedback, though, when the time's
right.

Thanks again,
Steve

[scorpio9]

Steve,
I like what you're doing but I can't figure out how you get the uniqueness,
(a) if you use the word "the" or the HTML code "t h e" dont they mean the same thing to the search engine?, same as HTML code   means a space??

(b) if 5 users get the plugin and are using the same piece of text wont they end up with the exact same HTML source code?

Am I missing something?

scorpio9

[sbucciarel]

I just launched a site this morning with the plugin live and Google has already indexed it, so that's a plus.

http://nichebloggingtreasure.com

I can see the code when I view the source.

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by scorpio9

Steve,
I like what you're doing but I can't figure out how you get the uniqueness,
(a) if you use the word "the" or the HTML code "t h e" dont they mean the same thing to the search engine?, same as HTML code   means a space??

(b) if 5 users get the plugin and are using the same piece of text wont they end up with the exact same HTML source code?

Am I missing something?

scorpio9

Valid questions, scorpio9

(a) Simple answer: I don't know...I've read and heard (anecdotally, not factually) that Google et al treats this kind of modified content as unique. You're completely correct, though, there are plenty of well known (and well used) HTML codes...like you say & n b s p ;

...but that is a somewhat different kettle of fish compared to the other non-standard (i.e. valid, but not normally used) character codes...

Test and measure...?

(b) Randomness - I answered that one a few posts ago.

In summary -- what a great idea! It'll be in v 2.0

Great questions, Scorpio. Thanks.

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

I just launched a site this morning with the plugin live and Google has already indexed it, so that's a plus.

http://nichebloggingtreasure.com

I can see the code when I view the source.

Woot

That's great! Thanks for letting us know!

Nice theme, by the way. Are you the Flip Ace?

Thanks again.

Best wishes,
Steve

[sbucciarel]

Yeah .... that's me (although the pic is not really me )

[Topajos]

Perfect for "lazy me"!
I prefer seo and linkbuilding rather than rewriting.

Thanks
Steve

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by Topajos

Perfect for "lazy me"!
I prefer seo and linkbuilding rather than rewriting.

Thanks
Steve

Me, too, Topajos

Thanks, and please let me know how it works for you!

And that's a great point. Concentrate on the stuff that'll
bring you cash every day of the week.

Don't sweat the mundane stuff.

Kind regards,
Steve

[michaelmac]

Hi Steve,

Picked this up...looking forward to putting it through its paces!

Best,

Michael

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by michaelmac

Hi Steve,

Picked this up...looking forward to putting it through its paces!

Best,

Michael

Thanks, Michael.

I'll value your opinion, as ever.

I always enjoy your comments

Kind regards,
Steve

[scorpio9]

Ok I'll bite

scorpio9

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by WordPro

Nice one Steve, I'll try this out after I've had my roast dinner, just got in the door from spending the evening out sea fishing.

Will let you know how it goes.

I hope you have a wonderful evening too.

Kindest regards.

Mark

Ah, mate!

Spending the evening sea fishing...

Lovely!

I hope you:

1. Caught your supper
2. Are relaxed as heck

Great stuff, Mark.

Thanks for your interest. I can't tell you how much...

...I want to spend tomorrow fishing!

Thanks again, Mark. Please let me know what happens.

Best wishes,
Steve

[Steven Fullman]

Guys and Gals,

I can't thank you enough for your custom. You've blown me away.

You're so cool.

A million thanks,
Steve

[jfrovich]

Just so i understand this. your uses's PHP and the other guys uses javascript, and using javascript for this is blackhat but php is ok?

Did i get this correct?

[Steven Fullman]

Originally Posted by jfrovich

Just so i understand this. your uses's PHP and the other guys uses javascript, and using javascript for this is blackhat but php is ok?

Did i get this correct?

Hi, jfrovich

Thanks for the question.

There's a similar plugin on the market which uses javascript to
achieve the same result.

This one uses PHP.

Because they both do the same thing (change the source code),
they could both -- depending on your point of view -- be classed
as blackhat.

And many people don't consider it blackhat at all, either.

The point I made eariler in the thread was that javascript code is
interpreted at the browser level, whereas PHP is executed by the
web server.

Some search engines don't parse javascript output, and therefore
don't index it. But most do, of course.

Hope that helps, and thanks again for looking.

Kind regards,
Steve

[Gallery Sites]

I need to dump some plr's completely separate from my
main directory, so I'll give it a whirl. Thanks for the free trial!

Trying it out on my blog here, seems to be okay so far:
http://www.articlegallery.net/Blog/

[Joe118]

Did anyone do a copyscape test?

How to do a copyscape test --

1. Pick an article from ezinearticles.com that you can find through google.
2. Republish the article on your blog with this plugin installed
3. Enter the url of the republished article into copyscape

If copyscape complains of duplicate content then this won't fly. If it doesn't it may still not fly, but I'd be more confident.