My biggest complaint is it loads very slow. I’m on hostgator and it takes ages to load. Also, maybe it is great with Ebay listings, but there is no way I am risking my EPN account. So I’m using Amazon and nearly all of the listings it pulls from Amazon are crap — items out of stock, items irrelevant to the keywords. Did I mention the pages load slow? No one is going to stay long enough to click an Amazon link in the first place. LOL It is slower than phpbay which is making database calls.

I know it is supposed to be just a toss things up and see what sticks kind of software, but if I’m going to take some time to do keyword research I want some granularity. I want to be able to tweak the settings enough to actual pull highly relevant related content.

Also, it is just way spammier than I was expecting. This is beyond just a thin affiliate site. The sites are garbage. In my opinion, Google may not like thin affiliate sites, but they are perfectly useful to a visitor who is looking to buy something specific. These sites though aren’t useful at all.

You really can only make money with it by putting up tons of sites and if you are using Amazon I doubt very much that you could actually earn a dollar per day per site. And I just don’t want to put 100 garbage websites out there and I don’t want to spend 80 bucks on Info domains that I know will be de-indexed in a few months.

Oh, and I would think the footprint is very obvious. I have no idea how they can say it doesn’t have one. The layout appears to be exactly the same for every site. How is that now a footprint?

So it’s built to take advantage of Google’s fresh content bonus over and over again, as a substitute for backlinking. Not a bad idea, actually, while it lasts.

As for content, I actually loaded up my own content. But whatever you upload is just turned into nonsense stuffed with keywords. There’s some kind of Markov script that’s taking whatever articles you add and spinning them then spitting out random bits of it. If you load a few articles, it actually jumbles them all together then stuffs it with the keywords for whatever page it is on. Basically, it’s just for search engines, i.e. completely useless for actual visitors.

But 1,500 pages in one sitting seems like overkill to me, Googlebait or not.

My biggest complaint is it loads very slow. I’m on hostgator and it takes ages to load. Also, maybe it is great with Ebay listings, but there is no way I am risking my EPN account. So I’m using Amazon and nearly all of the listings it pulls from Amazon are crap — items out of stock, items irrelevant to the keywords. Did I mention the pages load slow? No one is going to stay long enough to click an Amazon link in the first place. LOL It is slower than phpbay which is making database calls.

I know it is supposed to be just a toss things up and see what sticks kind of software, but if I’m going to take some time to do keyword research I want some granularity. I want to be able to tweak the settings enough to actual pull highly relevant related content.

Also, it is just way spammier than I was expecting. This is beyond just a thin affiliate site. The sites are garbage. In my opinion, Google may not like thin affiliate sites, but they are perfectly useful to a visitor who is looking to buy something specific. These sites though aren’t useful at all.

You really can only make money with it by putting up tons of sites and if you are using Amazon I doubt very much that you could actually earn a dollar per day per site. And I just don’t want to put 100 garbage websites out there and I don’t want to spend 80 bucks on Info domains that I know will be de-indexed in a few months.

Oh, and I would think the footprint is very obvious. I have no idea how they can say it doesn’t have one. The layout appears to be exactly the same for every site. How is that now a footprint?