Comments on: PLR Software Of Your Own

By: Private Label

Private Label — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 11:02:42 +0000

I agree 1,000,000% that you have to make PLR material your own. Otherwise, it will just be like everyone else. Unfortunately, many people are too lazy to change the simplest of things or try to use a content spinner that makes the material totally worthless.

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By: Buy Plr Articles

Buy Plr Articles — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 04:51:02 +0000

This is very interesting and I can't wait to try your software PLR membership.I have learned a significant amount of useful information from your post. Thanks!

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By: Frank Haywood

Frank Haywood — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 09:47:53 +0000

Hi Sheruz,

Yes the site went live in January. We're shortly going to close the doors for a while to redesign the site and build a better membership script as it just doesn't do what we need it to. If you want to get in at $27 before we raise the price, you can do so here:-

http://www.plrcodemine.com/

-Frank

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By: Sheruz

Sheruz — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 09:26:34 +0000

Hi Frank,
I dont see any links to the software PLR membership. Is the project going ahead or discontinued? Let me know.
Sheruz

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By: Frank Haywood

Frank Haywood — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 10:54:18 +0000

@Ray:

The world can often be looked at in shades of grey rather than black and white. The same is true of this first product.

Cookie stuffing is where an affiliate drops hundreds of cookies on a visitors PC. We can all see how a merchant might get upset about that as they don't get a backlink to their site, and the prospect that's been cookied may well have bought anyway.

But writing a review of a product, then quietly dropping the cookie for it in the background… I can't see any merchant complaining about that. And morally I don't see a problem with it either. All you're doing is ensuring that the person who's just read your review and is off to the merchant to buy will earn you an affiliate commission for the time you've taken to write the review. Some people don't like the idea of that though, and will go to lengths to not click your plain affiliate link, so by cookieing them in the background, you get to ethically earn a commission off the work you've done.

IF you choose to adopt the method where you stuff 80 cookies on someone's machine, then that's another matter.

But this is all debatable. Supplying an easy to use method of dropping cookies is all you'd be doing – people can still do it manually without the plugin. How people choose to use it is up to them, and people like stuff that's black hat… And what we want to provide are products that are likely to be purchased.

You know that slogan? "Guns don't kill people, people kill people." Same principle.

-Frank

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By: Ray

Ray — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 04:44:13 +0000

Frank, the idea of profiding PLR software that's designed to be easily rebrandable is really great.

I'm sure that your PLR products are good.

But I'm really surprised by the one advertised on the sales page.
Feeding hidden cookies from foreign websites to all visitors of your own website is a trick that has been well known for years as "cookie stuffing", and that's not "a little bit black-hat".
That's so much black-hat that it falls in the malware and illegal activity categories.
You're sure to have serious problems with your ISP, your registrar, Google, and the owners of the affiliate programs when you're caught doing that.
That's basically an attempt to steal affiliate commissions. If the fact that it's really unethical is not a sufficient reason not to do it, then you should know that it can get you in serious trouble. Charges can include "racketeering" and "violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act".
Just google a bit on "cookie stuffing". And see how ebay looks at it: http://affiliate-blogs.5staraffiliateprograms.com/1640/ebay-sues-high-profile-affiliate-for-cookie-stuffing-and-fraud.html

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By: Gary

Gary — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 18:42:04 +0000

Hi Frank,

Sorry, maybe i've got the time wrong but it's now 18:40 GMT and I havent seen any email as yet ?

Best regards

Gary

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By: Jim Berry

Jim Berry — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 16:57:50 +0000

Hi Frank,

I, too, have tried the PLR software. Easy enough to change the packaging, but unless you are a coder(and I'm not), trying to change anything else 'Wrecks the train!'

I am glad to see that you have come up with out with a working alternative.

I'll have to miss the launch, as I have a show to do at the same time. But, I'll have my finger on the trigger to get over there as soon as it's over.

Thanks for offering this great service!

Jim Berry

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By: Frank Haywood

Frank Haywood — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 10:01:12 +0000

Some great comments here, clearly you get it.

Just one bit of feedback though. Most of the software I'll be providing will either be standalone PHP scripts with a language file or WordPress plugins. ie, text files that you can edit with a text editor to add your details or change the wording.

No special tools or compilation necessary.

-Frank

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By: Geoff Lord

Geoff Lord — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:56:56 +0000

hi Frank

sounds like a recipe for success to me. I like you have tried the PLR software re-writing options on several deals and as you say most of them dont exactly do what they say they will on box.

I look forward to learning more.

geoff lord
http://www.Hyper-Advertiser.com

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