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50 autoblogger users........
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Good shit yaooo, I gotta upgrade for sure
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Can it remix the feeds? ie.. instead of posting out to.. can it create a set of new RSS feeds that I can then import from other sites?
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Then, once it's out on a Wordpress site, you can pull that feed to anywhere you'd like. That's what I'd do, at least. |
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We're all about doing deals for people who don't want to shell out the cash, but I'd prefer to tie it to performance rather than "it's in my sig." I'm sure you understand. |
awesome news Chio, getting a copy shortly!
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i got a chance to try this out.. the interface rocks, its very smooth..
one of the coolest things imo is the relationship between feeds<->campaigns<->blogs.. its difficult to explain but a very intuitive and ingenius way of doing it. also another cool feature is the ability for it to bring in a feed and backdate all the posts properly in wordpress, as they were dated in the rss feed. very cool stuff. get a copy before he decides to increase the price to what its really worth.. </shill> :1orglaugh |
Thanks for the comments and compliments, studiocritic. For sure, we've tried to make it as intuitive as possible. As you can probably tell from the screenshots, the UI wasn't slapped together in a few days. It's the result of a LOT of fine-tuning, tweaking, revamping, paring down, building up, breaking fixing, stapling, setting on fire .... etc.
:) As far as increasing the price to what its really worth ... it's funny you say that. People (especially in the SEO realm) seem to keep saying that .. they want it at thousands of dollars so that only a few people can afford it. We say: fuck that, and fuck them! Autoblogger Pro is a tool for EVERYONE to use. There's a NEED for something like this, and we're delivering it -- sure, the sales are great, but at the end of the day, happy users are worth their weight in gold. |
Just so I'm clear, if you own the single license of ABP, is there any break on the standalone price or is that only if you own the network version?
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Good stuff. An already GREAT app is improved. Nice work!
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We discussed how this would affect single-license owners for a long time .. this wasn't something we just came up with after falling off of our bar stools. The issue was this: Network License owners, who have 25 domains, paid $299 for their software. The Stand Alone version, which is a completely different product, is being offered for $299 as well. In recognition of the Network License owners' investment in Relink Software and in Autoblogger Pro, we decided to give them a special upgrade price. This price will be available for 2 weeks or so. Single License owners, who have only 1 domain, paid $99 for their software. It wouldn't make sense to really discount the Stand Alone version much in recognition of the $99 purchase. I mean, really, they got a LOT of product for $99 to begin with. The math works like this -- let's say you've got a single license ($99), then you got an upgrade ($99). You'd end up paying $198 for the Stand Alone PLUS your regular license. If you had a network license ($299) plus the upgrade ($99), you'd end up paying $398 for the Stand Alone plus your network license. As you can see, it wouldn't be very fair to those who chose to opt for the larger license initially. Remember, also, we're talking about an upgrade to UNLIMITED licenses here, with the Stand Alone version. Network License owners chose to look at a big picture of their networks, and make an investment commensurate with this outlook. This is also why we don't offer upgrades from the single license to the network license. 25 domains with the network license ends up being $12 per domain, which is a 88% discount off of the single domain price. We'd be damaging the investment and trust that the network license users placed in us if we allowed this type of upgrade. Single License owners, of course, are valuable to us, and we appreciate their business, so the decision was not made lightly. We feel, however, it is a fair one, and hope that you will choose to purchase the Stand Alone version because of the features and benefits it will bring to you, and not feel like you're getting any less of a deal on the product. Feel free to ICQ me if you'd like to speak privately about it. |
How soon do you think you might add in that little feature I need? :)
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Sales have been AMAZING today, so. :) In the meantime, I suppose the Wordpress idea would work. |
Voted for your product, at Xbiz Awards. Good luck!
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I can't believe this was on Page 2. The SHAME.
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congrats on launching you new version....
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looks like a much improved product. congratz :thumbsup
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Chio.. I'm going to pick ip a copy soon, I wonder if you might think of adding a nice little feature?
I think a thumb cropper could be a very nice little add on, to something like this. It wouldn't need to be anything fancy like a TGP script uses, no need to scan the images and so on. Just a simple croping tool that would allow you to set the url or file path to the image you want to crop on your PC or on the web. You would of course need to be able to set the thumb size and what it links to and so on. A simple example of a cropper can be found here.. http://labs.silverorange.com/a/photo...y/photocropper |
git up.. git on up
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Chio,
when will p2pbuilder launch? :) |
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Just to clarify. :) |
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manual. but you need to beable to set the thumb size. |
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You can certainly download the thumbs from the /media/ directory (both versions) and resize them as you'd like (there are a lot of great utilities that already exist for that), but that strikes me as defeating the purpose of "auto"blogger. :winkwink: |
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ahh.. I didn't think it was just for auto blogs.. thought you could use it for posting stuff manually. |
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I love that the gears are turning in your head regarding Autoblogger Pro, though! Keep those suggestions coming! :thumbsup |
if only i can get it on a much cheaper price :)
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those pics rocks
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Did you submit a ticket asking to get it free? I saw a bunch of those yesterday. |
I want to ask a few new questions. Has anyone been using it in production, so that I can ask for tips on managing the feeds? One of my concerns is getting too much filler. For example I could enter a keyword in Google News and end up with a lot of unrelated items because the word used may have other meanings. If I wanted to feed to a "horror" blog, the word is used in all sorts of contexts. I wouldn't want a lot of crime or war entries in my blog. How would you manage it?
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The new, stand alone ABP is SICK! If anybody's using anything else to do their blogs, they're wasting time and losing money.
Big :thumbsup to ABP, edgeprod and Chio! |
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I don't understand how this thing work
LoL If I know I will Buy it :) |
A few things I learned so far.
Installing it, be sure your ABPSA directory is writable until the installation is finished. If you use the locally hosted media option, be sure you have the bandwidth available where you install the program since they will be hotlinked from your server. It seems to be able to locate this media directory anywhere on the server, so I assume it doesn't have to be located in your ABP install directory either which is good if you want to hide it's location for security reasons. I know a lot of you like to use Epassporte to pay for things. I was able to use my Epass Virtual Visa # and it went through flawlessly. Was hoping it would support more, but .. "Currently, ABPSA supports Blogger, BlogSome.com, WordPress, and WordPress.com". I've already suggested the RSS option so if that's included it will work for a lot of the software I use that has importing built-in. I setup what I could for testing. Then I went to "Run ABP" to pull the feeds. It said wait until the browser reports "done" with no more activity. This just means wait until the browser indicates the page is finished loading.. ie.. no hourglass or whatever your browser usually indicates to you that it's completed the task. For the sake of convenience, it might be cool to add the Download Images, and Post campaigns buttons on these pages also. Otherwise, you just need to click the Run ABP tab again for each step. I think I would switch the Categories and Blogs tabs. Natural workflow would likely be entering the blogs you'll be populating first. Then add your categories next, which will be needed when you start adding feeds. Then you would work with the Rewriter, adding any source header, footer, and other rules. Lastly, the Campaigns which is where you match up the categories and rules to be implemented for each blog. This allows for a large number of variations and cross posting, if I'm not mistaken. It was very quick pulling the feeds and downloading the images for this test. Posting to a blog went fairly well, and I verified all the feed items were posted. However, the browser didn't indicate it was finished even though apparently it was. It's pretty intuitive overall and seems to have everything covered well. |
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Heya Brujah. Nice writeup. I agree completely with the progress/status stuff. I have already started templating out a page for it last night, and we are testing it now. As for the category/blog workflow it's an easy change and makes sense. |
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http://www.edgeprod.com/dom/gfy/abpsa-run-screen.jpg Obviously, we intentionally fucked up the password for "your brother" so that it'd cause an error so that you could see it. Like it? |
Looks Sweet!!! Hey what about the pic of Scarlett Johannson tho? Can you throw that in too? ;)
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