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@davford - order confirmed, thanks a lot! You can expect your report on 06-07.09.2014
Any orders placed between 30.08-06.09.2014 will be delivered within the TAT starting from 08.09 - so the TAT is counted from 08.09 and not from any day between 30.08-06.09.2014.
If someone would like to place an order between 30.08-06.09.2014, then it's possible, I'll just get to working on that once I'm back - 08.09.2014
Can anyone tell me what the sender address is of the order completed email? @grax1 sent me a message to let me know the order was completed, but I'm struggling to find the email. Thanks.
Just to reply to myself - it's from contact@devilservices.net. I found it eventually in the Zohomail SPAM folder.
Quick review - the blogs were well created with images, video, post categories and a different theme for each blog. You get a good report with the login details for each, along with the login details for the email account used to create them. The text is less good. It reads like spun content to me. A few examples:
TV impacting (they mean TV showing)
crest hours (they mean peak hours)
off-top hours (they mean off-peak hours)
etc etc
It's either badly spun or machine translated.
That may be fine for what you need, but it's certainly not "human written posts" as the service states. I don't think I'll be using the websites as tier 1 for that reason.
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@rastaboym - I'm sorry to hear you don't like the content. I haven't used any content creation tools, every single article is 100% unique and written by humans, it's not spun.
I outsource the content creation to my writers team that is made of a lot of people so that I can speed up the delivery time. In the team there are english native speakers as well as non-native speakers so the quality of articles always depend on the writer, but generally the content is very good for the price of my service and I can back it up by reviews from previous buyers. It's not expert-level content that has viral potential, can attracts thousands of visitors and get tons of shares since it wouldn't be possible to get that quality for that price. But the fact is, it's content written by people and not garbage created by machines.
I'm sorry your experience with my service wasn't as you'd expected, it looks like I can't satisfy 100% of my customers but I'm glad the majority of them is impressed which you can see from reviews.
@vifa and @filescape - your orders were placed while the service was paused but it's reopened again and I'm on the go to deliver your orders
The service is reopened again and won't be paused any soon. You can now place orders and expect delivery of reports according to normal TAT.
@grax1 I don't want to ruin your sales thread and I'm glad that you have happy customers. However, I respectfully suggest that you may want to do a little quality control on this content that you're having outsourced. I didn't particularly want to out the website you created for me but this is the first para from the first site:
We generally hear tip-based stories about smart approaches to cut your using, however a number of them accompany a lifestyle change to which you may not be prepared to submit. For example, growing your own particular vegetables, trimming your hair and nixing the infrequent latte that makes you feel more human amid a troublesome workweek. On the other hand, there are a cluster of easy transforms you can make that can help you spare more. In case you’re up the brook without an oar, these won’t help you excessively.
This content was not written directly out in that form. It consists of synonyms for an original text. So the first part of the first sentence:
We generally hear tip-based stories about smart approaches to cut your using
This doesn't make sense. If you say that to someone, even a non-English speaker, they'll squint at you and say "What?". But if you swap in some synonyms, you can get close to what the original text might have been:
We {generally|always} hear tip-based stories about {smart|clever} {approaches to|ways to} cut your {using|spending}
So the original could be:
We always hear tip-based stories about clever ways to cut your spending
That actually makes sense. See?
Now I actually managed to find using Google the original article yours was based on. Here it is:
@grax1@rastaboym I think the problem is with writers I used to work in a SEO company where they hire some freelance writers to write for them all goes well till we assign huge amount to writers, to make sure they finish the articles they spin, copy paste same para or even send same articles again, unless we check them properly they fool us and get us a bad name with our clients... Kindly check your writers and fire the ones who send these spun content else you will start losing the reputation you have gained... I loved the samples and wanted to order but now I'm not so sure with such writers...
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@rastaboym - I always test writers before I hire them for service. I go through articles they send me to make sure it's good content and then check them with plagiarism checker to make sure it's not copied content.
I've found out the writer who caused that problem from that part you provided. He was responsible for 2 articles out of 10 from your blog network. He was performing very well before and for some reason this happened, I'm not sure why this 2 articles got allowed by me, most probably I just overlooked these 2 articles and have not read them - I was before holiday so I was making sure to deliver all the orders before the go and yea, shit happened. I normally go through the content myself to make sure it's all good.
These 2 articles will be removed and replaced by good quality content very soon.
That was just my mistake caused by the rush before holidays.
One more thing I'd like to add is that the rest of the articles, also 80% reads well and is all right - I gotta add this, because from your opinion it may look like the service is just worthless garbage and for that single mistake people not even want to try it out, completely ignoring all the positive reviews from trusted users.
I know that I provide very good service with really competetive price & quality ratio if you compare it to similar services on other marketplaces such as BHW.
@Vijayaraj I've already hired that guy, it was only 1 person that decided to stop peforming well and be fair. The other 8 articles on @rastaboym network are fine. As I've already mentioned, I will remove them and replace with quality articles, obviously for free.
It's really your decision whether you'll order or not, I understand you may got a scare, but as I've said, I was in the rush before holidays and was sure I've checked all the 10 articles, but somehow these 2 wasn't checked. I just want to say this isn't something that normally happens with my service and you can see this in the sales thread- other reviews just confirm I provide HQ blog networks.
@grax1 The whole point of my post was to say shit happens in this business and as long as you fix it it's all good for me and other customers we will come back again and again.. about the reviews one is mine and I was pretty impressed by the quality of your content I decided to go with you instead of doing it on my own
@molex what do you mean by guide? you just buy the package for the keyword and target it to your money site
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@Molex there are many ways to use Web 2.0 Network. In my opinion, it's good to build it out and leave it without any backlinks for some time. Then you can start adding relevant articles with backlinks to your money site.
To boost the power of Web 2.0 you may build backlinks to them. It depends on your strategy - you can create some Tier campaigns to it with GSA SER, or just create Tier 2 with PBN or Sape Links or ideally combine both for better results. There are really countless combinations for how oyu can use them.
@Moxel Not sure if you meant to ask me that question, but the theory is to use Web 2.0s as "Tier 1" and to use GSA Ser to build the tiers below or to the side. Start researching tiered link building, you'll find lots of info here and elsewhere on the net.
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@rastaboym the wrong content has been just updated with quality articles, please have a look at them.
@grax1, how's my order coming along? Please do make sure the articles that have been written for my requested web 2.0s are of the quality that both you and I would expect.
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@davford - your report has been just sent out. I'd be glad if you'd find a moment to share your feedback with the community here on the forum.
@grax1 - The replacement articles are great. They read like they've been written by someone with English as their first language - a nice informal tone, reasonably interesting, good stuff. For the remaining articles I'd say I agree with you when you say
the rest of the articles, also 80% reads well and is all right
It's not great stuff, reads like it wasn't written by someone who has English as their first language. But it's OK.
Overall, I'd say this service is good value - especially if you get given the outsourcers whose first language is English.
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@rastaboym - the replacement articles are written by one of members of my writing team - and indeed, she's English native-speaker.
What you also should keep in mind is the amount of human-written content I offer for each package - for 29$ you get 10 x 400 words articles. What's more, the service itself isn't only about delivering articles but Web 2.0 blogs. So it increases the overall value of the offer.
I'd really love to hire only English native-speakers but it's simply impossible unless I'd pay extra money from my own pocket to have enough highest quality writers from English-speaking countries - they all expect much, much higher prices per article comparing to what I offer in order to keep my offer affordable. Therefore I have team where there are not only English native-speakers, but also people from 3rd World Countries - they also do a great job and deliver quality content that is enough for Web 2.0 Network.
What I'm trying to say is that some people may have too high expectations and hope they'll get articles written by authorities in the industry who deliver content with viral potential that will gather thousands of shares and maybe even natural backlinks, ideally from New York Times and Forbes.
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@filescape@ruimartinho - your reports has been just sent out, check out your inboxes. Please let me know your opinion regarding Web 2.0 Networks you've received, thanks!
I received my report yesterday, and i am happy with the results.
Generally speaking, the articles makes sense, and are well written. They passed copyscape, so i am happy with what i received, and will probably order again.
I just have one question.
How much time should i wait, before editing one article in each blog, and back link to my money site?
@ruimartinho - to be honest I wouldn't use backlink from existing articles but add new so that the your network becomes bigger, has more niche-relevant content and more authority. It's more natural if the blogs get some new articles with backlinks comparing to using only 2 articles on every property and editing them to link to your money sites.
Regarding waiting time - there is no magic number - it really depends on your strategy and attitude to SEO game - I suggest waiting at least a few weeks. Just look at the current Google waiting period to rank sites - something similar goes for backlinks and fresh-created properties. They gain authority over the time.
Right now I'd focus on giving your network more power by building some backlinks to it - whether it's SAPE, public blog network (I wouldn't use private blog network as Tier 2, always as Tier 1) or GSA SER campagins (etc.).
@jaweriya292 - samples sent, let me know if you'd like something more before placing the order.
@Graz1 How niche can your guys go with the articles? Down to a specific brand within a niche?
Also PM'ed you.
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@davbel - it really depends on the instructions you put into form, the more information we get the more specific and niche-relevant articles we can provide. Some people may just put some keywords like weight loss, while the others may want network relevant for quick weight loss for people over 50. We always try to get as niche-related content as possible.
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edited September 2014
@ewandy asked whether it's possible to give your own list of Web 2.0 - I've decided to answer that also here so that other people that read this thread and were wondering if it's allowed may get the answer. So yea, it's possible, if you have some Web 2.0 properties that you want to have then just mention them in the order form.
Just make sure they aren't premium and don't require some payment to create a blog there.
Another user asked if it's possible to split biggest package into 2 different topics that aren't related to each other - the answer here is also yes, that's not a problem at all.
It's important to me that the service is really customized to customer's needs so if there's something you'd like to know before ordering and you can't find answer to that in the sales thread then just pm me or ask here
@grax1 - thanks for delivery of package 2 and your report. Here's some feedback for anyone else in this forum that's thinking about using DevilServices.net web 2.0 manual creation service.
Each of the 10 web 2.0's has 2 decent quality posts that read relatively well with no links (as promised). They have all stuck (none been deleted) since they were created about 3 weeks ago. Each web 2.0 has been created with a different theme and a mix of images and/or video. These web 2.0s were created for the relationship niche for anyone that is curious.
They look reasonably good for the price paid, all pass copyscape and more importantly, I can login to each account and I can keep adding more content and grow them into mini-blogs that I can eventually use as PBN's.
Constructive criticism I have to offer grax1 is in regard to being careful with copyrights/restrictions for some of the images used. Also would be advisable to use a unique email account per web 2.0 to minimise footprints.
I will definitely buy more web 2.0's from grax1, all in all a good service and recommend to others that are perhaps still sitting on the fence.
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@davford thank you a lot for taking your time to write this detailed and motivating feedback, it means a lot!
When it comes to copyrights, it's kind of tricky. I fully get your point, but the fact is, it might be hardly possible for some niches my customers are in, to find enough unique, royalty-free images so that there'd be a lot of duplicate or partly- related images. I've decided to focus on diversity and variety so to speak. Every choice has it's pros and cons as well as possible consequences.
Regarding emails, IMO it's not a detectable footprint and using 1 email account is huge time-saver for both customers when developing the network and my team when building it out. Here again, it has some pros and cons. Everyone may see it different but since nobody before you has suggested changing it and people have mentioned that the reporta are easy to use, I've decided to keep it this way.
I wish everyone could write such meaningful reviews, it helps to improve the service and is definitely useful for people interested in placing an order for the first time. Thanks!
It has taken me a while to get around to ordering this, but when I was looking at the prices on the actual order page, I saw "an offer I couldn't refuse!" (the Devil made me do it!) LOL
I thought the "Beast" was a great deal as it is, but with a 15% discount for ordering 3... I couldn't resist, especially considering all the positive feedback I've seen here. That plus the personal interaction I've had with grax1 answering all my pre-order questions, I'm really looking forward to getting these properties up.
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@mexiken I'm glad you liked the special discount. My team already started creating your network, I'll talk to you soon
@voldemort your order is completed - please check out your email for more details
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Alrighty, Devil, you're a legend. I'm a happy client
1) I contacted Devil and asked for a package deal. Within 24hrs he responded, agreed and setup the ordering option.
2) Given my volume I'd thought it would take 2 weeks to fulfill. About 10 days later, not only did I see an email telling me it was done, I received a little present along with it
3) Then I went digging, and I was really impressed, for the price, the quality was great. Again you need to weigh this up against doing it yourself. I dont have the time.
4) Then I proposed another idea to Devil that I need. About 6 emails later back and forth we came to an agreement and now I'm going all in as a beta tester for another service he'll offer.
So for me this is what its about:
- I dont have the time
- I need quality that people will read
- I can't train 20 VA's but I'm happy to offer a margin to someone who takes this opportunity
- I need someone responsive on email
- I need someone who understands the business we are in.
Devil, you are all of the above. So lets get cracking and rank some shit. I've thoroughly enjoyed the services thus far.
@Molex - the quality of content that I use is good enough so that your blogs don't get deleted once they are manually reviewed - some Web 2.0 delete any crap content very quickly.
Regarding external factors so to speak, like blasting them, I can't guarantee anything here, too much stuff to take into consideration to simply assume they all will or won't get deleted. It depends on each property (some Web 2.0's owners may care about it, while others will probably don't care at all), volume of spam etc. Some Web 2.0 may change their policy regarding dealing with spam, so that some blogs that didn't get deleted so far, will be removed with no exception.
The fact is, everyone and their mother build backlinks to Web 2.0 in order to rank and strengthen the SEO value of the blogs.
I want to give grax1 a BIG thumbs up on this service. I received my order (Beast x3) a few days ago and I have to say overall, I'm very impressed with what I got for the price. BUT... as others have said here before, you need to remember how much you're paying here - which is really not a lot.
I mention this because between the samples I originally looked at, and then the first few blogs I looked over from my order, I was SUPER impressed with the level of writing I got for the price. However, as I looked further, there were quite a few where the writing was considerably worse... even pretty bad, to be honest. At first I was pretty disappointed about this, and so I contacted grax1 about it.
His responsiveness and level of communication was excellent. He went on to remind me to look at the big picture of what I got compared to what I paid. Essentially, for the price, I got lucky with some content being WAY better than I could have expected, while other content was more on par for the price. But with this service, you get not only the content, but manually created sites with proper, appropriate titles, images, videos etc... At only a little over $3 per blog, each with the above mentioned manual 'customizations' PLUS 2 articles of around 400 words each... that's a bargain!
Obviously you never know what will happen to any web2.0 property, no matter how good the content is. I trust that as grax1 says, this content, combined with the other factors, is good enough to avoid automatic deletion (after all, they could be legitimate sites/posts being put up by non-native English speakers, right?)
I think with this 'seed' content, followed by some patience and some additional better quality content dripping in by me, eventually including some links, these should be a very nice addition to my assets.
I was referred to you by Devin and I was just wondering if you could please send me through a sample
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@mexiken thank you very much for detailed feedback, I appreciate that.
I'm glad you are satisfied with the service I provided, I do my best to deliver valuable solutions.
Regarding content, you are perfectly right, the content quality goes from what you can expect for the price you pay, to what is great deal considering price * quality ratio. the reason for this is simple, I have both English native and non-native-speakers in my writers team. So you get a mix of both, with majority of non-native-speakers. I'd love to hire only English native-speakers but it would mean significant price increase and a lot of people wouldn't be able to afford my service. I decided to set the prices low - which was possible only because of hiring non-native-speakers for content creation and reach wider audience. Based on my personal experience, you don't need expert-level content for tier 1 on Web 2.0 blog. These are properties you'll never have full control of, they might get deleted for some reason without asking you for permission. Whereas having high quality content on PBN might be a good idea (also depends on quality of domains), for Web 2.0 you don't really need it. It's definitely good enough to avoid any deletion because of content quality, no doubts here, tested and proven If there would be anyone interested in having content written only by native-speakers then it's no problem, I can offer that but it will have huge impact on the total price.
You will for sure experience the benefits of properly built Web 2.0 Network, as you said, it takes some time and additional content as well as backlinks to make these properties really powerful SEO asset, but it's definitely worth it!
@Spuffed - samples sent, let me know if you have some questions regarding the service!
Fantastic service, with each blog serving as a good base to add to later on when needed. Decent article quality and image placement - looks like someone has at least made an effort to make everything neat and well padded out (bad margins, differing font sizes and alignments are always a bugbear for me when I order web2.0s). I'll be ordering more beast packages in the future, in those rare moments that I actually launch new sites
Hey @grax1, can you tell me if the images are hotlinked from other websites, or were they saved and imported into the actual blogs? If this was discussed I missed it.
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@cherub it's a pleasure to receive positive review from you, thanks a lot! Yep, actually I make sure the articles are formatted in a good way so that it looks "appealing" - you know, headings, subheadings, shorter paragraphs, bold here and there etc.
Even though the main purpose of these blogs isn't to deliver the value to real readers, it's definitely better to have blogs that look 'pretty' when you want to make sure you don't raise any red flag and make you look like a spammer.
I'm glad you plan to order more in the future, I'll be ready to serve you again
@ron nope it wasn't discussed before, but even if it was, it would be no problem to answer this question again, so: the images are hotlinked from other websites. It is way less time-consuming approach, that's the main reason why I decided to let my team do it so. Let me know if there's something else you'd like to know, I'm happy to answer any question.
@grax1 - thanks for the last order. web 2.0's were exactly has promised and the content was excellent.
I've ordered another 5 pack today. id #555601
Cheers!
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@voldemort - thank you for your positive feedback. Your new order is confirmed :-c
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I was already contacted several times on forum as well as per email and asked whether the service is still active and the answer is yes it's still running and I don't plan to stop it as for now.
So if you are interested you can place your order any time and it will be proceeded quickly.
Before I order another beast, would it be possible to give you a list of web 2.0 platforms that I don't want you to build on? eg edublogs livejournal jimdo beep shutterfly
Just chiming in on this one again , Its been months since I got my first pack. They are all sticking and ranking well.
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@cherub - the list I use is made of Web 2.0s that actually work. Some clients alreadt requested specififc list of sites they wanted but there was always something wrong with some of them that caused problems and my VAs couldn't proceed. The reason for this was that many customers don't actually check and test these properties so my VA tested many of them and some didn't work well so at the end they had to be replaced by some from the list that I tested.
Also, in your example you want me to avoid many HQ Web 2.0s that are on my list, so it may happen that my VA will have to build e.g. 2x wordpress blog because as I already said there aren't that many well-working Web 2.0s available.
Also one more thing, currently I'm taking payments on bank account only - in USD. If it's fine with you, then please contact me pm and I will give you details for payment.
@spammasta - thanks a lot for coming back here and confirming the service actually does the job well!
I'm not keen on those platforms in particular because of the abundance of noindex tags, and in shutterfly's case, the fact that content is delivered via js.
Maybe for the price of a Beast package you could build 15 properties on your other platforms, and add three posts to each one instead of two?
All my bank accounts are in GBP, and I get fleeced if I want to send USD. So let me know if you bring paypal back as a payment option.
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@cherub - paypal payments are active again, you may place your order
I may do it this way - I may build 15 blogs and spread 40 posts between them, because if I'd put 3 posts per each of 15 blogs it would be total of 45 posts and beast is for 40 posts
if this way is fine for you please mention it in the form when placing the order
Everything delivered as promised. Will be using again. Thanks
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Yep, I do everything as promised in the sales thread
For all people wondering if service is still active, as the thread isn't updated frequently:
I still run the service and get orders, so if anyone is interested in trying out my service, it's still available. If I'd be closing it, I'd definitely inform the community here about it.
Just saying, because I was already asked whether it's still available.
Just a general question. How long does it take for the sites to typically be indexed? Mine have been done a couple weeks and it looks like only the wordpress one is being indexed.
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@danielwku it really depends whether you let them index naturally(which I don't recommend) or help them, ideally using some good indexing service but really one that you tested and know works well. I had some sick results with indexing services and was able to index whole sites filled out with crap shit from KM in a few days.
However I had bad experience and didn't index anything even though owners claimed what they offer is indexing service.
Generally all the content is unique and hand-written (therefore the price) so the content itself is easily indexable, but as I said, you gotta help a bit.
There are so many web 2.0s created daily that we can't really expect them to get indexed naturally, as I'm writing this there are "3,381,889 Blog posts written today" (source) so you can imagine that there are also plenty of Web 2.0s created every day and Google won't index all of them, they know the majority is created for SEO purposes.
So just help your blogs and they'll get indexed
also, thank you for your new order for maintaining service!
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@danielwku sorry for not responding for so long, I wasn't notified about your writing in my post. I will send you my recommendation on PM, I don't want to do any promotion
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Hi guys, as for now the service is closed. I'm too busy with other projects to provide you a highest quality web 2.0 service, but I may reactivate it in the future, though I don't give any guarantees.
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The service is reopened again and won't be paused any soon. You can now place orders and expect delivery of reports according to normal TAT.
Before i purchase a package
I'd really love to hire only English native-speakers but it's simply impossible unless I'd pay extra money from my own pocket to have enough highest quality writers from English-speaking countries - they all expect much, much higher prices per article comparing to what I offer in order to keep my offer affordable. Therefore I have team where there are not only English native-speakers, but also people from 3rd World Countries - they also do a great job and deliver quality content that is enough for Web 2.0 Network.
@jaweriya292 - samples sent, let me know if you'd like something more before placing the order.
Also PM'ed you.
could you send me some examples?
do you offer the articles in spanish?
Each of the 10 web 2.0's has 2 decent quality posts that read relatively well with no links (as promised). They have all stuck (none been deleted) since they were created about 3 weeks ago. Each web 2.0 has been created with a different theme and a mix of images and/or video. These web 2.0s were created for the relationship niche for anyone that is curious.
They look reasonably good for the price paid, all pass copyscape and more importantly, I can login to each account and I can keep adding more content and grow them into mini-blogs that I can eventually use as PBN's.
Constructive criticism I have to offer grax1 is in regard to being careful with copyrights/restrictions for some of the images used. Also would be advisable to use a unique email account per web 2.0 to minimise footprints.
I will definitely buy more web 2.0's from grax1, all in all a good service and recommend to others that are perhaps still sitting on the fence.
When it comes to copyrights, it's kind of tricky. I fully get your point, but the fact is, it might be hardly possible for some niches my customers are in, to find enough unique, royalty-free images so that there'd be a lot of duplicate or partly- related images. I've decided to focus on diversity and variety so to speak. Every choice has it's pros and cons as well as possible consequences.
Regarding emails, IMO it's not a detectable footprint and using 1 email account is huge time-saver for both customers when developing the network and my team when building it out. Here again, it has some pros and cons. Everyone may see it different but since nobody before you has suggested changing it and people have mentioned that the reporta are easy to use, I've decided to keep it this way.
I wish everyone could write such meaningful reviews, it helps to improve the service and is definitely useful for people interested in placing an order for the first time. Thanks!
I thought the "Beast" was a great deal as it is, but with a 15% discount for ordering 3... I couldn't resist, especially considering all the positive feedback I've seen here. That plus the personal interaction I've had with grax1 answering all my pre-order questions, I'm really looking forward to getting these properties up.
thanks
I mention this because between the samples I originally looked at, and then the first few blogs I looked over from my order, I was SUPER impressed with the level of writing I got for the price. However, as I looked further, there were quite a few where the writing was considerably worse... even pretty bad, to be honest. At first I was pretty disappointed about this, and so I contacted grax1 about it.
His responsiveness and level of communication was excellent. He went on to remind me to look at the big picture of what I got compared to what I paid. Essentially, for the price, I got lucky with some content being WAY better than I could have expected, while other content was more on par for the price. But with this service, you get not only the content, but manually created sites with proper, appropriate titles, images, videos etc... At only a little over $3 per blog, each with the above mentioned manual 'customizations' PLUS 2 articles of around 400 words each... that's a bargain!
Obviously you never know what will happen to any web2.0 property, no matter how good the content is. I trust that as grax1 says, this content, combined with the other factors, is good enough to avoid automatic deletion (after all, they could be legitimate sites/posts being put up by non-native English speakers, right?)
I think with this 'seed' content, followed by some patience and some additional better quality content dripping in by me, eventually including some links, these should be a very nice addition to my assets.
Before I order another beast, would it be possible to give you a list of web 2.0 platforms that I don't want you to build on? eg
edublogs
livejournal
jimdo
beep
shutterfly
Do you have alternative platforms you can use?
Maybe for the price of a Beast package you could build 15 properties on your other platforms, and add three posts to each one instead of two?
All my bank accounts are in GBP, and I get fleeced if I want to send USD. So let me know if you bring paypal back as a payment option.
THE SERVICE IS STOPPED FOR AROUND 48 HOURS AND YOU CAN'T PLACE ANY NEW ORDERS - I WILL POST HERE ONCE IT'S REOPENED.