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BlackHat Marketing Multiple Domain Dashboard Mass Domain Management Software Review

Multiple BlackHat Marketing — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 05:08:44 +0000

Domain Dashboard is a multiple website management tool created by Jared Croslow. Domain Dashboard is a professional software tool.

Croslow says he originally created the software to better manage his own growing portfolio of websites.

“I create hundreds of websites each and every month and as the number of my websites increased, keeping track of all the related website statistics, FTP and login details and other domain data just became too much,” Croslow said. “It got to the point where it seemed like I was spending all of my time on these tedious tasks instead of on growing my business.”

After the program worked so well for him, he decided to add even more features and make it available for a limited time to Internet entrepreneurs and webmasters worldwide.
What It Does …
Domain Dashboard is designed to help users automate the management of their websites while also streamlining their business and maximizing their profits.

The software does all of the following:
-Works with both WHM Accounts and cPanel Accounts
-Automatically pulls all add-on and subdomain details from a server
-Lists all servers, domains and subdomains in tree view
-Tracks backlink and pagerank stats
-Filters stats and exports stats to a multi-page Excel file
-Creates domain reports and statistical charts which can be saved as PDF files
-Boasts a keyword manager that associates a keyword list with a domain
-Determines if a site is ranked in the top 50 results for any terms in a particular keyword list.
-Grabs keywords and keyword phrases from awstats and automatically adds them to a keyword list
-Can create in mass add-on domains and subdomains
-Automatically sets up FTP access for all domains
-Allows users to access domain files with the click of a mouse.
-Boasts mass FTP with Auto CHMOD
-And much more

Who’s It For …
Domain Dashboard is ideal for both beginning and experienced Internet entrepreneurs who are feeling frustrated with how long it’s taking them to manage all of their websites each week or who are now finding checking their website statistics, staying on top of login details and keeping all of their various keywords straight to be unbearably tedious.
It is also perfect for anyone who wants to spend more time working ON a business instead of IN a business.
The software is easy to use, includes an intuitive user interface and is multi-threaded for speed.
But Does It Work?

Croslow says the program is responsible for a great deal of his recent online success and is so sure that it will work for others that he offers a 56-day, unconditional, 100% money-back guarantee.
He also has on his website numerous testimonials from satisfied customers.
While in the end, only you can decide whether this software is really right for you, it does appear that if you are an Internet entrepreneur with multiple domains who wants to begin to effortlessly manage all of your websites, while keeping track of everything from pages indexed to keywords, and while freeing up your time to generate even more revenue … Domain Dashboard could be just the software you need!
To learn more about Domain Dashboard, just visit HERE

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Blog Farm Explosion goes live at BlogFarmExplosion.Com

Multiple BlackHat Marketing — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 06:48:01 +0000

BlogFarmExplosion is live!

Create hundreds of blogs on hundreds of hosts in minutes!

For those who didn’t knew, I’ve been working for the past couple of months in BlogFarmExplosion. Basically, it’s a linking tool… But at the same time is so much more. There is no point that I explain you all the details about this amazing tool when you can see it with your own eyes.

Check out our screencast, or go to our site for a higher quality screencast with captions.

BLOG FARM EXPLOSION DEMO

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Bishop Anders reverse blackhat tactics for fun and profit

Multiple BlackHat Marketing — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 06:28:03 +0000

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Do you use blackhat tactics for fun and profit?

There is a story around this, so be prepared

While I was at an event in Austin this past weekend, I called up a buddy of mine who is pretty close to the top of the food chain in the internet marketing industry, and since he lives very near Austin he agreed to come over to the hotel I was at and sit out on the patio with me and have a couple of drinks and ‘talk shop’ with me for a couple of hours.

While we were talking, we ended up having a discussion that most marketers end up having often… Blackhat methods and tactics and how we are directly affected by it.

Before I continue with this story, let me take a quick break to clarify something for you… There are two types of blackhat.

1] Actual true blackhat, which is the art of exploiting weaknesses on the web and using them to generate traffic or income.

2] Wannabe blackhat, which is actually newbie dufus/idiots who are actually just thiefs.

Get it?… there is the real thing, and then there is the f-tards who just steal and proclaim themselves as blackhats.

Ok, now back to my story….

None of us really concern ourselves with true blackhatters… They do their thing and really do not affect any of us in any way.

We do however tend to get pretty fired up and aggravated over the dolts who steal our products. Most of us understand and accept that people are going to steal the things that we pour our hearts and souls into through our businesses.

So anyway, as we were talking about this, I mentioned to him that I love those goof-balls because I feel that turn-about if fair play, and I grace them with the opportunity to pay me for their thievery .

He of course nearly spewed his drink out of his nose when I told him what/how I turned things around and let those boneheads pay me.

And although the ‘drink-spewing-from-nose’ aspect was certainly funny, it paled in comparison to how animated this guy got! I mean, this is a fellow who is very conservative and rarely shows any degree of blatant emotion.

As I described what I do occasionally, and showed him the account I use to do it with so that he could see with his own eyes that I make several thousand dollars per month off of these guys, he started almost yelling at me ‘Bishop - You gotta let me tell my list about this!’.

His list is more centered around making money online, and my initial reaction was to say ‘No Way!!!’ .. lol!

I wasn’t saying ‘no’ because I didn’t want to share, I was saying it because my initial thought was that if they find out how much money I make off of them every month, they will stop falling for it.

And then I realized that it’s just not going to happen. They are thief’s and they will continue to steal no matter what… So, I told him ‘ok, go for it’.

So, now that I told him and he will be telling his list, I knew that I had to get this information to you first… after all, you are an Elite A-List member and I promised you that I would always give you the scoop first in all cases… so here it is::

1.] This is not a tactic designed to be comfortable for everyone, and in fact, most people should never ever do this… I do it because they are ripping me off directly and I feel somewhat justified in my actions (this may just be self delusions).

2.] This tactic can be used for basically any product being sold online (and highly promoted new product launches) could create crazy results because these guys are always on top of the new releases and are standing in line for someone to give it to them for free.

3.] Here is the breakdown - but I am not going to give an ultra-detailed tutorial.

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1a.] Create yourself a new gmail account (it’s going to be a throw-away account) you’ll only use this for turning the tables on the scammers and getting them to pay you.

1b.] Do a google search for blackhat forums and register at those forums using your new gmail account.

1c.] Browse around the forums a bit and quickly find what new product people are advertising that they want to steal.

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2a.] Once you have chosen a product, go setup a free blog or free webhosting account.

2b.] Now title the page as something along the lines of “Thank You! Your purchase of ‘Product-Name’ was successful.

2c.] Next, make the page look like a pretty standard thank-you page.

2d.] Put an iframe into the page, no borders, no scrolling… don’t set the destination url yet.

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3a.] Go register (using your real information) as a publisher for a few cpa affiliate companies… some accept anyone, others want to check your site first… just do what you need to do to get accepted.

3b.] Once accepted, look for cpa offers that pay on zip submit or email submit.

3c.] choose the highest paying offer and copy/paste your affiliate url/id somewhere so that you can easily find it in a minute.

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4a.] Now go and put your affiliate id/url as the destination url into the iframe you created earlier on your fake thank-you page.

4b.] Tweak your thankyou page so that the iframe contents flow smoothly into the thank-you page, and right above the iframe, in BIG BOLD LETTERS give the person instructions… for example, if you are using an email submit offer, then you’ll say something like “Enter your email address into the form below and confirm your email and the ‘product-name’ will be delivered to your in-box.”

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5a.] Remember, they are trying to steal something, so they aren’t really going to think twice about entering the required information in order to receive the product for free.

5b.] You are going to end up getting paid by the cpa company when they submit their data, and of course you aren’t going to be sending them any product.

5c.] The end result is that they caused you to get paid because they wanted to steal someone else’s product.

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NOTE:: The payout on those types of cpa offers are very low (a few cents up to about $3 on average).

The payout is so low because the company paying for the email regs are fully aware that people are pulling every tactic under the sun in order to make that little payout, and their own goal is to build beyond massive email lists, so it all works out ok for everyone (excpet the guy trying to steal the product in the first place.

I have also noticed some odd but expected behavior from the would-be thiefs…

After a few minutes, when they do not receive the product they were trying to steal, they will go back to your form and (often using proxies so that they can re-submit) they will make a few attempts using fake email addresses, until their greed finally gets the best of them and they eventually enter their real email address… BINGO!!!… the cpa company just reached their objective, and even though the same guy ended up getting you paid several times while he was trying to make his theft successful, the overall amount is still within the acceptable guidelines set by the company who is basically buying a huge email list.

So, the would-be-stealer does not get what he wants, but you end up with a minimum of a few cents with a maximum of a few dollars per theft attempt, and the company collecting the emails eventually got his real email address and still ultimately paid less for it than by buying leads the conventional way.

There is a question of ethics on this… Are you lowering yourself to the stealers level by tricking him into putting money into your hands?… Or, is it ok since you and the email vender both get what you want, and the stealer deserves nothing anyway?

What makes this such a huge money-maker is that those wanna-be stealers (think - worlds dumbest criminals) will spread your ‘faked’ thankyou page in all sorts of other places, and there are thousands and thousands and thousands of these people trying to steal hot new products at absolutely all times.

So be prepared.. if you get this right, you can blast several thousand dollars into your account over the course of just a few days, and can pretty much do it any time you want.

Another thing to realize is that now that I have made this public, it wont be long until the dolts are on to us and will start looking for tell-tale signs of the ’sucker-punch’ we are delivering.

So, if you decide to use this method, I suggest that you customize and tweak your approach so that it is unique, so that you can sit there and bank large off of their greed for years to come.

That’s it - have a great day!

Added thought… I have never done this, but it occurred to me while I was writing, so I’ll add it…

You could actually capture their email yourself along the process, and send them a zip file with install instructions… only, within the zip file is one of those ‘pay-per-install’ programs that you simply renamed the exe on to the same name of the product they are trying to steal…. now, not only have you made a profit from them on the cpa side, you also make a little more on the pay-per-install side.

Again… I have never done this… it was just a thought.